Alexa Bliss Gives Her Verdict on WWE Giving a Huge Push to Bad Bunny for Wrestlemania

Alexa Bliss has expressed her interest in a special guest for the upcoming WrestleMania. The twenty-nine-year-old wrestler will accompany The Fiend for the bout against Randy Orton. However, she is looking forward to spectating Bad Bunny wrestle in the event.

The Puerto Rican rapper will be teaming up with Damian Priest, and they will be up against The Miz and John Morrison. Bad Bunny had already started training for the challenge and is determined to put up a great show.

The grit and determination from Bad Bunny impressed the Women’s Triple Crown Champion. She lay heaps of praises upon the rapper on a chat show with Mike Jones.

“And I’m excited to see Bad Bunny perform. He’s been training really hard. He was one of those people that dove in head-first, started training and preparing because he’s such a big WWE fan.”

Bad Bunny has always been a wrestling fan. His first public appearance in the wrestling sector was in 2021 itself during the Royal Rumble pay-per-view. During the event, he got involved with The Miz.

Eventually, Damian Priest helped Bad Bunny to win the WWE 24/7 Championship as an ally. He’ll be Bad Bunny’s partner for the tag team match scheduled on the first night.

We know Alexa Bliss for her entertaining capabilities. The former WrestleMania host’s recent stint involving The Fiend and Randy Orton is one of the greatest examples of it. She understands the value of entertainment in WWE and therefore speaks highly of The Miz and John Morrison.

“I think it’s going to be entertainment value!” Bliss said. “Miz and Morrison are always so super entertaining, and I’m a big entertainment person. I love a good entertaining tag team, and Miz and Morrison are it.”

Alexa Bliss prefers two nights of WrestleMania compared to one

As we mentioned earlier, Bliss will accompany The Fiend for the match against Randy Orton. In recent times, the situation has turned rancid between The Fiend and Orton. In the TLC segment this year, Orton allegedly lit The Fiend on fire.

The Fiend, who made his return at Fastlane, attacked Orton during an inter-gender match against Bliss. Due to this, Bliss could defeat Orton.

This led to the match between The Fiend and Orton, for night 2. Bliss revealed in the same interview that she prefers WrestleMania weekend over one night of Mania.

“When it was one night, there’re later matches at the end of the night and you’re just like, ‘oh man, we gotta wake these people up,” Bliss explained. “They’ve been watching the show for about seven hours now!’ I’m excited, I’m happy that it’s two days and everyone can come back refreshed the next day.”

Bliss is also excited to see the live crowd from the first tie since last year! Hopefully, Bliss, Orton, and Fiend will make the match memorable for days to come.

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