Wrestlemania 32 rumors: Ryback plans to convince Vince McMahon for possible match in Dallas

Ryback has been relegated to the middle cards lately, but that hasn't stopped him from hoping for a possible match at Wrestlemania 32 this coming April.

Although he wishes to get a chance to face off against the greats like Triple H, The Undertaker, or even Brock Lesnar, it doesn't seem feasible right now, especially with the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) looking to improve in the rankings game.

The thing is Ryback sounded off via Wrestlinginc.com that he would not settle for an undercard or being a mere participant at the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal. By saying so, he does put himself in a situation wherein the WWE would forego adding him to Wrestlemania 32 unless he comes up with a big run starting at the upcoming 2016 Royal Rumble.

Ryback says he has an opponent in mind but if that person is one of the big names right now, it will be interesting what kind of pitch he would give to McMahon and if the WWE chairman would be fine with the idea.

But if his words in the same article are to be taken seriously, it may all boil down to what innovative angle he has in mind. And for his sake, here is hoping that his pitch will indeed capture the interest of McMahon who wants to make Wrestlemania 32 a big hit and an event that would fill up the AT&T Stadium in Dallas to hopefully break existing attendance records.

If any of that is happening, it will be equally interesting when all of that kicks off.

Right now, Ryback isn't really involved in any major storyline so much of his wishes are wishful thinking right now.

There is still time to make it work. But if Ryback is adamant about the whole thing, he needs to get a creative storyline fast.

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