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Major Update On Edge’s Possible WrestleMania 36 Opponent

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• ON THIS DAY IN WWF HISTORY (December 23, 1990) – WWF Wrestling Challenge

On this day in 1990, the World Wrestling Federation aired an episode of their weekly TV show ‘WWF Wrestling Challenge’.

It was broadcasted from the Onondoga War Memorial in Syracuse, New York and featured pre-taped matches, promos & storyline segments on the road to the ‘WWF Royal Rumble 1991’ PPV.

The card can be found right here:

– Jake The Snake Roberts vs. Boris Zhukov

– Shane Douglas vs. Barry Hardy

– The Warlord vs. Ron Cumberledge

– Hacksaw Jim Duggan vs. Scott Colontonio

– Undertaker/Brother Love Interview

– The Mountie Interview

– Legion of Doom vs. Duane Gill and Tony Ulysse

– Dino Bravo vs. Scrub

• Major Update On Edge’s Possible WrestleMania 36 Opponent

As we noted before, PWInsider noted that Edge has signed a new deal with WWE for an in-ring return.

While Edge is denying the reports, it does looks like something big is coming for The Rated R Superstar.

Wrestlingnewsco is now reporting that Edge is training very hard for an in-ring return and might compete in the Men’s Royal Rumble 2020 match and then go on to have a match at WrestleMania 36:

“I was told that Edge has been training hard and he’s in great shape and the feeling in WWE is that he will be back relatively soon and the prevailing rumor is that he will wrestle at WrestleMania and possibly sooner as a surprise entrant in the Royal Rumble.”

In an update to this, The Dirty Sheets is now reporting that WWE officials are discussing doing a final match between old rivals John Cena & Edge.

Cena has expressed his interest in having a match at WrestleMania 36.

However, WWE officials have concerns about doing Edge vs. Cena due to the ring rust factor.

Another opponent that was being discussed for Cena is Lars Sullivan (which was the original plan for WrestleMania 35), but that depends on Sullivan’s recovery from injury and it doesn’t like he’s going to be able to return in-time for WrestleMania.

Below are some photos of Edge looking in shape:

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Ok, so here goes. Looks like I’m diving headfirst into the ocean of cheesey gym selfies. No toe dipping here. Yikes. However, I decided to do this to best explain this past year, and maybe help give someone some incentive. Last fall we lost my Mom and my father in law John within a two month span. I didn’t fully grasp the emotional fallout until I looked in the mirror one day and I didn’t like what I saw. At all. I’d stopped training. I stopped dieting, to a huge degree. I just stopped…living like me. Living in the present. Stuck in that past. I was obviously in mourning. But I came to the conclusion my Mom and John wouldn’t want this, and I’d look at my girls and realize that if I want to be around for them, I needed to get off my rapidly expanding butt and get to work getting healthy. I reached out to @nutritionsolutions and got my diet dialed in. I can’t say enough about this company, they’re amazing, and this isn’t a paid endorsement. Then I started putting in the sweat equity. Slowly but surely, I started coming out of the funk. Less lethargic. I started feeling vibrant. Vital. Happy. Like me. Which makes me a better dad and partner. A better person period. I used every excuse I could to stay stuck. Injuries and everything else I already outlined. But the only way I got unstuck, was to JUST. GET. MOVING. So if this reaches even one person out there who may feel stuck, just know, you’re not alone and you can change it.

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As you can see, Edge is looking more muscular than what he was back in 2011 before his retirement.

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