Wrestlemania to have eleven matches

For the first time since the sixteenth edition of the event, Wrestlemania will have eleven matches on its card, a rare number — usually it ranges between eight or nine — that has a lot to do with the significant number of injured people that the company has had to deal with lately and that brought several problems when shaping the show.

The New Day accepts the challenge of The League of Nations

In Monday Night Raw, the team formed by Sheamus, Alberto Del Rio, King Barrett and Rusev, known as The League of Nations, challenged the WWE Tag Team Champions, The New Day, to a rematch for the gold at the showcase of immortals. The response wasn't long in coming with Kofi Kingston, Big E and Xavier Woods accepting the challenge through a video posted on Twitter.

We would be lying if we said that this match came as a surprise, but there are indeed two unexpected, not minor, details that need to be emphasized.

In the promotional image of the match between the two most important factions of the present, it can be seen that each of the champions carries a belt on their shoulders, which has led to speculation about the inclusion of a third tag team belt, which doesn't lose its meaning, since in English "tag team" doesn't imply the number of team members.

However, it should be noted that this is not the first time that The New Day is presented with three belts:

In addition, it is worth mentioning the possibility that the confrontation ends up being a handicap 3 vs. 4 with all the members of both groups in action. This possibility has been hinted at in the aforementioned image and wouldn't be strange at all, since in the case of The League of Nations winning, being a disadvantage match, it wouldn't affect The New Day so much, and it would also lead to a change of the trio to faces, something that has been considered by WWE for a long time given the merchandise sales success they have had in recent months.