Wrestlemania 32 rumors: The Rock vs. Triple H?

Wrestlemania 31 surely brought in a lot of excitement and much of that is of course tied up to the presence of Ronda Rousey. With the world's most dangerous woman's presence, speculations have now run wild that Rousey could be one of the popular faces that would come out in Wrestlemania 32.

Initial rumors believed that it would be a mixed gender tag match involving Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Ronda Rousey against WWE COO Triple H and Stephanie McMahon. But now it looks like that rumored card may be tweaked a bit. Rather than a tag match, it will be a one-on-one between the Rock and Triple H.

That matchup is apparently something more conservative since there is no telling on whether the UFC or Dana White would allow Rousey to take part in Wrestlemania 32. But just in case, a potential match could see her go up against Stephanie McMahon, which in all honesty doesn't quite appeal.

Just the same, those could be the scenario for Wrestlemania 32 although it is pretty much too early to tell.

Other rumors suggested that it could be the Rock against Brock Lesnar but from the looks of it, this card may be scratched. Seeing that the Rock is pretty busy and there is no plot that would make it ideal for both to get it on in the ring, all points to a more sensible Rock vs. Triple H joust.

Of course other rumored matches includes that supposed meeting between the Undertaker and Sting. It could have happened but Sting (Steve Borden) took on the Triple H instead.

With the success that Wrestlemania 31 had, could Wrestlemania 32 outdo that performance?

If Rousey takes part, chances are that it will. A Rock vs. Triple H could be fine but there is no doubt that Ronda Rouse in Wresltemania 32 will catapult it to one heck of an event that the WWE has ever made.

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