8 Unexpected returns on the road to WrestleMania

Who’s next after Shane O’Mac?It is once again that time of the year when the WWE Universe starts getting excited about the WrestleMania season. WWE kicks things into higher gear, and the superstars raise their game in order to get a spot on the WrestleMania card.Fans from around the world will flock Dallas, Texas, which is set to host WrestleMania 32. WrestleMania season is usually filled with rumors and potential returns, along with speculations about who will main event the biggest show of the year, and walk out with the richest prize in the business.With Triple H and Roman Reigns rumored to headline this year’s WrestleMania, there are endless possibilities as to how the entire card will shape up.Last year, Seth Rollins stole the show when he cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase. ‘The Icon’ Sting took on Triple H, and during the bout, the New World Order and D-Generation X crossed paths, giving the fans yet another WrestleMania moment.Shane McMahon returned on RAW recently, that is hopefully the first of many more shocking returns to follow.This year’s event promises to be bigger than ever – with Undertaker vs Shane and a massive street fight also on the cards apart from the Reigns-Triple H match –  and as such, we take a look at eight unexpected returns on the road to this year’s WrestleMania.

#8 Cesaro

 

The Swiss Superman has been sidelined due to a shoulder injury he picked up last year. Cesaro was building a head of steam towards the end of 2015, and apparently was working with a banged up shoulder.

The former United States champion received a lot of support from the WWE Universe as well as WWE legends, with the likes of Ric Flair and Mick Foley believing that he should’ve already won the WWE World Heavyweight title.

However, Cesaro had to undergo a surgery due to a torn left shoulder rotator cuff muscle back in November, and was expected to sit on the sidelines for at least four months. With WWE touring Germany later this week, Cesaro was one of the superstars who were advertised for the live events.

Although Cesaro might not wrestle on the tour, he could be back in action before WrestleMania.