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With less than 50 days remaining for WrestleMania 35, it is a very exciting time for any wrestling fan around the world. WrestleMania is widely considered as the grandest wrestling event of the whole year.
From Seth Rollins winning the Royal Rumble to the whole Becky-Ronda-Charlotte saga, WrestleMania 35 is already shaping up very nicely. In the coming weeks, a lot more interesting feuds and clashes will be set up for the marquee event of the year.
The Showcase of Immortals is known to have a good blend of in-ring quality and sports entertainment. With the threat of an upcoming competition in the form of AEW, WWE would want to put on a great show for the sold-out crowd of New Jersey.
WrestleMania has always been the time when many part-time old-school superstars step up and get involved in storylines. The presence of these superstars from the past gives great mainstream attraction to the product.
Like every year, veterans like John Cena, The Undertaker, Triple H and many more are expected to become a part of WrestleMania again. While it's always fun to watch these old-school wrestlers, the truth is they can't wrestle forever.
So with that, let's take a look at 3 superstars who could possibly have their retirement match at this year's WrestleMania. It's only fitting for them to have their last hurrah at the Grandest Stage of Them All before diving into the dust.
Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.
#3 Kurt Angle
Kurt Angle is one of the greatest technical wrestlers in the history of WWE. There's no denying the fact that the Hall of Famer has been a huge part of WWE for many years.
Even though his level of fitness at the age of 50 is commendable, Angle hasn't been in the best of shapes lately. His age is affecting his in-ring style, naturally.
If his recent feud with the heel trio of Drew McIntyre, Baron Corbin, and Bobby Lashley is any indication, Angle might be having a retirement angle at the Showcase of Immortals.
The rumors of him being in a very bad shape fuel the chances of this being his last WrestleMania, and maybe his last match.
An upcoming talent like Drew McIntyre would hugely benefit getting a rub from Angle at WrestleMania. After all, he's still one of the biggest names in the world of professional wrestling.
#2 The Undertaker
If there is one superstar that comes to the mind of everyone when they think about WrestleMania, it has to be the Phenom.
Holding the record of most appearances at the grandest stage of them all, The Undertaker is undoubtedly the greatest performer in the history of WrestleMania.
His world-famous streak of winning 21 matches without a loss at Mania is a feat which most definitely would never be repeated again. For me, he is the real Mr. WrestleMania (sorry Shawn, I love you!)
Despite capturing the audience's attention through his supernatural aura, the Phenom's recent outings as an in-ring performer have not received the most positive reception.
Though rumors are that his in-ring career is already over, knowing Vince McMahon, he can convince the phenom to have one last outing at WrestleMania and craft out a proper ending to the storied career of the legend.
#1 Trish Stratus and Lita
There's no better time to be a women's wrestling fan. With the women's revolution in full-flow, the thought of women and men being equally talented is prevailing.
Gone are the days when only men used to main-event RAW, SmackDown and PPVs. It's very common these days to see the women main eventing these shows.
One recent development in this area is the introduction of the Women's Tag Team Championship. The team of Sasha Banks and Bayley became the first ever Women Tag Team Champions at Elimination Chamber.
With the rumors of them defending these titles against the legendary duo of Trish Stratus and Lita, WrestleMania is surely shaping up very nicely.
Trish and Lita recently wrestled at the first ever all-women's PPV Evolution, and they looked in great shape. One last match at the Grandest Stage of Them All and a fitting farewell is what these legends deserve.
Who amongst them will retire at WrestleMania 35? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below.
