As noted last week, the official Facebook page of the Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center posted the photo below of Rollins, John Cena and Cesaro rehabbing at the WWE Performance Center earlier this month.
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WWE: Dr. Jeff Dugas checking in on the rehab progress of a couple of #WWE superstars today in Orlando. #SportsMedicine #KeepEmHealthy
Posted by Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center on Thursday, March 3, 2016
– Philly Voice has an interview with Bray Wyatt. During the interview, Wyatt talked about facing Brock Lesnar for the first time at Roadblock this Saturday. He also admitted that he would rather have that match at WrestleMania.
“Of course I’d rather do it at WrestleMania,” Wyatt admitted. “Then again, you don’t know what I’m gonna do at WrestleMania. It’s still an open-ended game for me. Like I said, to beat Brock Lesnar right before WrestleMania, you should be owed some kind of spot, some kind of high place – you know, I view myself as a high place player – I’m a serious player in this game and I intend to keep that.”
Wyatt also said that the shows leading up to Mania get more and more important.
“These shows that lead up to WrestleMania – you know, WrestleMania is our Super Bowl. So, I like to look at these [shows] as kind of like the playoffs. Who’s gonna make the cut where to get to the biggest stage of them all? That’s exactly what it is because WrestleMania is our Mecca. You know, we all want to get our slot in there and have our WrestleMania moment. These are intense days, man. It’s kind of wildfire days, where you don’t know what’s going to happen. That’s the beautiful part of our company and our business.”
