Wrestlemania 36 Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

With the recent coronavirus outbreak going rampant across the globe with almost everyone on lockdown mode as a precaution measure, WWE continues to hold tapings of RAW and SmackDown. Albeit, it's without a live audience and held at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, with a limited crew working.

WWE made the monumental decision recently to shift Wrestlemania 36 from Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay to the WWE Performance Center, without a live audience, amidst the coronavirus scare. Moreover, The Show of Shows will be taking place over the course of two days, i.e. April 4-5, in various locations and will feature matches like Becky Lynch vs. Shayna Baszler (for RAW Women's Championship), Randy Orton vs. Edge and John Cena vs. Bray Wyatt aka The Fiend, just to name a few!

Considering the ongoing COVID 19 health crisis, earlier this month WWE had announced that it’s upcoming WrestleMania 36 will be taped audience free. According to the latest report, the organisers also decided that the event is too big for just one night.

With healthcare experts advising people to skip social events amid Coronavirus crisis, earlier this week WWE announced that its highly anticipated WrestleMania 36 will be taped audience free. In a statement, WWE mentioned that the event will no longer take place in Tampa Bay and will stream live on April 5 from WWE Performance Center in Orlando without a live audience. Reacting to the news, wrestling star Sasha Banks stated that it hurts to know that the fans won’t able to attend the event.

Earlier this week, it was announced that amid Coronavirus Pandemic, WWE has decided to go audience free for its upcoming WrestleMania 36 event, just like they did for the last week’s SmackDown show. In a statement, WWE mentioned that the event will no longer take place in Tampa Bay and will stream live on April 5 from WWE Performance Center in Orlando without a live audience. According to the latest report, the organisers have now decided that WrestleMania 36 is too big for just one night.

It's been a rough couple of weeks for the entertainment industry due to the coronavirus outbreak taking over the globe! In order for preventive measures, music concerts and sporting events are being cancelled or delayed. There were rumours of Wrestlemania 36 being cancelled but WWE made the decision to shift the venue from Tampa Bay's Raymond James Stadium to the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.

After days of going back and forth between delaying or continuing on with Wrestlemania 36 (with the recent coronavirus outbreak), which was scheduled for April 5, 2020, at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay Area, WWE finally came to a decision! WWE's statement on Wrestlemania 36 reads as, "In coordination with local partners and government officials, WrestleMania and all related events in Tampa Bay will not take place.

After weeks of speculations, WWE has announced that the highly anticipated WrestleMania 36 event will not take place at Raymond James Stadium as scheduled. While the event will still take place on April 5, amid the Coronavirus pandemic WWE has decided to go audience free, just like they did for the last week’s SmackDown show.

All around the world, people are getting affected by the coronavirus outbreak! With 6500 deaths confirmed so far, everyone is taking precautions to stay safe and away from harm's way. This means movie and television shootings have been delayed, release dates have been pushed and music concerts and sporting events have been cancelled.

The fans will get to see Goldberg and Roman Reigns together in the upcoming SmackDown event before their action-packed WrestleMania 36 match. The WWE stars are scheduled to lock horns with each other at the event which will take place on April 6, Ring Side News reported.

It was towards the end of February 2020, when John Cena finally returned to WWE and gave a passionate promo of how wrestling will always be home for him, in spite of his growing Hollywood career.

Amid mounting concern over the spread of coronavirus, many festivals, concerts and live shows across the world have been cancelled or postponed. WWE, on the other hand, is not ready to change WrestleMania 36’s schedule because of the coronavirus outbreak.

At the recently held Elimination Chamber 2020, AJ Styles was met with a deadly chokeslam, courtesy of The Undertaker, who assisted Aleister Black in securing a big win over The Phenomenal Styles! In this week's Monday Night RAW, AJ cut a vicious promo, challenging Taker to a match at The Show of Shows, Wrestlemania 36! Given that Undertaker was nowhere near the vicinity and in the presence of The OC (Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows), Styles ran his mouth insulting the veteran wrestler.

When it comes to the one thing that the entire globe is currently fussing over and with considerable credibility, it's the widespread concern regarding Coronavirus. More than 3000 deaths have been confirmed due to the deadly virus while thousands have been tested positive.

The WWE Universe is still reeling with the decision to strip Bray Wyatt aka The Fiend off of his Universal Championship and hand it to the 53-year-old WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg, at the recently held Super ShowDown in Saudi Arabia. However, in some comforting news, WWE fans will be happy to know what Bray will be getting his time to shine in the spotlight, i.e. Wrestlemania 36 as it was revealed in this week's WWE SmackDown that his opponent would be none other than the returning John Cena.

Rhea Ripley, who is all set to feature in the upcoming WrestleMania 36 event, opened up about her mental health struggles in a candid tweet. The WWE NXT Women’s Champion will enter the ring in the biggest match of her career on the event which is scheduled to take place on April 5. In the soul-baring tweet, the 23-year-old wrestler mentioned that she deals with mental health illness like many others but manages to always stand tall. She also motivated others to fight back.

Get ready for an action-packed fight between John Cena and The fiend! On the latest edition of Friday Night SmackDown, Cena finally made his much-anticipated appearance on the show and was welcomed with cheers and chants. As the professional wrestler excitedly made his way to the ring, it felt like he never left and the fans couldn’t keep calm.

John Cena is coming back to WWE and sorry but, we can't keep calm! The WWE wrestler, who is now working with the wrestling company only on a part-time basis, given his promising Hollywood career, will be returning on February 28, 2020, with his destination being SmackDown. Given the proximity of his WWE return, we could be looking at a potential feud leading up to Wrestlemania 36. But the question is who would John wrestle at the most important WWE PPV?

John Cena recently made a fun appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! where he came to promote his upcoming film, Dolittle. Besides answering questions about The Suicide Squad, Jimmy Kimmel also spoke to the 42-year-old wrestler about his current equation with WWE.