WWE continues to work as if nothing’s happened
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In recent weeks, WWE has had to deal even more closely with Covid-19 with several of its athletes testing positive. These include very important names such as those of Seth Rollins or Becky Lynch who have unfortunately had to stay at home for several days now, isolating themselves after coming under the grip of the virus.
Since Christmas day, in fact, the Messiah of Monday Night Raw had confirmed how his parties would be different, since the Covid-19 had arrived unexpectedly into their lives, his and that of his wife Becky, with the WWE excluding from all events, both live events and Monday Night Raw tapings.
At the moment, it is not known if Rollins and Lynch or even all the other potentially positive absentees (to Covid-19 and otherwise), such as Roman Reigns, Omos, Bianca Belair or Bobby Lashley will be present at the next PPV Day 1, but WWE seems to continue to behave normally as if everyone is available for the event and totally 100% recovered.
As reported in the last hours by Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer, in fact, WWE’s strategy is to continue working with the assumption that everyone is healthy for Day One.
WWE and the concept of absences for Day 1
Meltzer said, “They go ahead with the assumption that Seth will be there, just as they advertised.
They also have an assumption that Becky will be there just like Seth. Bianca Belair, Lashley and Zelina are also speculated to be present at Day One. People who are not on TV or who have skipped the latest live events, Nakamura and Woods are the ones who have skipped the latest shows but are still advertised to do something with them.
Liv Morgan, we don’t know anything about her either. Kofi Kingston and Erik were on the first few nights of the tour, but then they weren’t on the last show. I don’t know what the situation is with them. Erik, of the Viking Raiders.
So, and last night there were also a handful of athletes taken by NXT to fill in the holes. Dexter Lumis, GiGi Dolin, Jayce Jayne and Brian…
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Source : wrestling-world
