What happened to goldberg and brock lesnar?
Their contracts with WWE have expired.
Will Brock lesnar Fight Bray Wyatt?
I can't see any logical path that leads to Bray Wyatt and Brock Lesnar fighting in a Hell in a Cell match. Saying that, the logical paths aren't always the ones Vince McMahon takes.Lesnar will probably disappear after the match with Undertaker and won't return until the build to his Wrestlemania match. It's safe to assume that this will be against another 'big name' like Stone Cold, The Rock etc. After that is anyone's guess, but the safe bet is that he goes away for another few months, and either has a re-match at Summerslam against his Wrestlemania opponent, or challenges for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. Wyatt's best hope for Wrestlemania is a match with Undertaker or Sting, but I don't think he'll end up in one of the top matches.I don't see where the feud with Wyatt would start, let alone progress to them fighting inside a Cell in 2016; a match type traditionally used as the blow off match for an intense feud.Plus, Lesnar is a commodity for WWE, they spend a lot of money on that commodity, and I'm not convinced that they see Lesnar-Wyatt as having the potential to draw enough viewers to make it a worthwhile feud.
Why isn’t AJ Styles competing at WWE Hell In A Cell 2016?
AJ Styles was drafted to SmackDown during WWE draft. Hell in a cell is a RAW pay-per-view. So how can a SmackDown superstar compete in a RAW pay-per-view. I would also have loved to see him compete in hell in a cell. Hope to see in future!!!!
What is the backstory between Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker?
For starters, Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker collided a few times during Brock's original WWE run in the early 2000s, before he left WWE for the NFL and then UFC. WWE has a collection of those matches on its own website: The wars of Brock Lesnar and The UndertakerSince then, the next interaction between the two was at UFC 121 in 2010, which Undertaker attended as a spectator. During an interview, Lesnar walked by and the two had a staredown: I'm not sure whether this confrontation was a work (i.e. it was planned and not a real confrontation), though I suspect it was. Undertaker has made clear, in this interview and others, that if he were coming up today he would be much more likely to go into UFC than the WWE.In that context, then, it makes sense that when he finally decided to end The Streak, Undertaker would choose Brock Lesnar, a former WWE Champion turned UFC Champion, as the guy to do it. Seeing Undertaker lose at WrestleMania, after winning his first 21 Mania matches, was a big surprise to anyone watching. I was watching with my non-fan girlfriend and some buddies, and I explained to her the shock of Brock winning by saying "I would have put probably any amount of money on that not happening." One of my friends said, "I think I would have put my life on that." So it was a surprise.Since then, we haven't heard much from Undertaker. He beat Bray Wyatt at WrestleMania this year in an underwhelming feud and match, but he was otherwise silent until the run-up to this year's SummerSlam. Now he wants revenge against Brock for ending the Streak. Will he get it? I guess we'll find out tonight.By the way, here's the E's summary: Brock Lesnar vs. The Undertaker
Will AJ Styles become the next WWE champion?
Well, let’s see, he’s a heel right now, he’s facing Kevin Owens for the United States Championship (most likely at least seeing Jericho is leaving). Now, currently Jinder Mahal is in line for a WWE Championship match at Backlash. It’s possible Jinder wins if he getting the crowd behind him or fully against him. If Jinder wins, AJ most likely won’t get the belt unless they turn him face and he drops the US belt to someone else.
Why the crowd disrespect the undertaker last night + BQS?
I was kinda shocked when I heard the crowd starting to chant "What" inbetween every sentence and one of them actually chanted "You suck!" really loud one time. I mean, I understand that since they've bought the tickets they can chant whatever they want and voice their opinions, but still it's very rare that anyone chant any disrespectful to the phenom these days. It even looked like Undertaker himself was shocked over the fact that he was getting "what" chants. Personally I think it's disrespectful of them to do so, especially considering that there was a legend standing in the ring. I've always thought that the "what" chants were disrespectful in the first place, because it's really distracting for the person who's trying to cut a promo. So yeah, it was pretty shocking to hear considering how rare it is that anyone chants "what" during an Undertaker promo. But Taker is a veteran in this business and it didn't seem like the chants affected him in a bad way. BQ: I think the whole concept of having the match as a Hell in a Cell was to make it more credible, because they knew that the fans would be tired of seeing a third match between taker and HHH. But I'm positive about it. Hopefully it'll be a good match. BQ2: The Rock vs John Cena. It's simply a much more anticipated match with two of the most popular superstars. It's obvious that it should be the main-event. BQ3: Sure. The build ups for WM are always entertaining.
What is WWE doing with Seth Rollins?
Rollins was on top 2014-15. He won the Money In The Bank, cashed it in at Wrestlemania in the main event. He was the best wrestler on the planet. He defeated Orton, Ambrose, Neville and survived Lesnar in his run. He beat CENA at Summerslam to become the first WWE & United States Championship.He beat the face of the WWE for the last decade at a big 4 ppv! He retired Sting! The face of WCW! And beat an all time great Kane at Hell in a Cell. Rollins was the best superstar of 2015. He was built like gold. His run was exellent. Then he got injured and Roman Reigns emerged on top with the WWE Title. Rollins made a great return at Extreme Rules. At Money in the Bank he won the title back. For only 1 ****** minute! Then lost to Dean Ambrose. Then at Battleground he failed to win the title in the shield triple threat. Then he failed to beat a 1 armed Finn Balor to become the 1st WWE Universal Champion. Then on RAW, Triple H turned on him after their two year alliance in the authority. And Kevin Owens became Universal Champion. Rollins began his babyface run. Everyone was waiting for it. The fans wanted to cheer him so badly because of his greatness. I thought he would be great as a face and WWE would put him at the top again. But ever since he's been a babyface he's lost big match after big match. He's lost momentum. This is not the Rollins we saw in 2015. I want that Rollins back. He doesn't need to turn heel to get back on top. Will he be on top again soon? Your thoughts?!