WrestleMania 37: 5 things WWE could be planning for the two-night event

#4 Potential for more mid-card stories to be told at WrestleMania 37

.@WWECesaro is making his way to ringside during this battle between @ShinsukeN and Jey @WWEUsos on #SmackDown... pic.twitter.com/K66j1IK3Rx

— WWE (@WWE) January 16, 2021

While two nights of WrestleMania would feature more part-timers than ever, it also lends an opportunity to the mid-card talent on RAW and SmackDown. Last year, when WrestleMania was moved, WWE scrambled to book a couple of heatless undercard matches for both nights.

King Corbin vs. Elias and Aleister Black vs. Bobby Lashley was not at all WrestleMania-worthy, and WWE would have been better off having seven matches on either night. But with the riches of talent on the roster, several compelling stories could be told on the undercard of WrestleMania.

The United States Championship and Intercontinental Championship could receive more attention when spread across WrestleMania weekend, while several non-title feuds could organically blossom. Superstars like Shinsuke Nakamura, Cesaro, and Sami Zayn could have decent spots on the card as a result.

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— WWE (@WWE) December 21, 2020

A lot of these Superstars would usually be lost in the shuffle at WrestleMania, possibly in the Battle Royal. However, the two-night format allows them to shine in the spotlight. Nakamura and Cesaro could break up in the coming months and be a great choice to open Night One of 'Mania.