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#4. Robert Roode returns to help Dolph Ziggler
Robert Roode was written out of all of his storylines with Dolph Ziggler a few months ago since the former NXT star was unable to make it to WWE's Performance Center following the travel ban.
Roode and The Singh Brothers were the main stars who were affected by the ban since they were stuck in Canada and unable to fly out to WWE's facility.
COVID-19 restrictions seem to be easing off all over the United States at present, even though Florida looks as though it was recently hit quite hard by the virus. This means that Robert Roode may be able to make the trip to Florida to be part of Extreme Rules this weekend.
The stipulation to this match is currently unknown, but what is known is that Ziggler could opt to have a no-DQ match which would allow interference.
Robert Roode could then come in and hope that the numbers game could be enough to dethrone the current WWE Champion and crown a new king of the WWE empire.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
