When WWE first announced that Bad Bunny will perform his single "Booker T" at Royal Rumble, most fans didn't expect anything more to come out of it. But it's clear now that WWE is looking forward to using the rapper at WrestleMania 37.
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There's a chance Bunny could team up with Booker T to take on the team of The Miz and John Morrison. But now it seems like Damian Priest can work with him instead since both have been appearing frequently on camera together and they both share a connection to Puerto Rico. Whatever the case might be, Bad Bunny's involvement at WrestleMania has both its pros and cons. In some cases, it's a good thing. But there are plenty of other reasons why fans might not want to see Bunny wrestling at The Show of Shows.
19 Good Idea: Adds A Broader Appeal To The Show
WrestleMania has had a long history with celebrity matches. WWE used celebrities effectively to build WrestleMania up as the biggest stage in wrestling. The inaugural event, for instance, had A-Team actor Mr. T teaming up with Hulk Hogan.
Bunny's involvement in WWE shouldn't really be surprising, even though it has been a while since WrestleMania held a celebrity match. The rapper will only add more prestige to The Grandest Stage of Them All.
18 Bad Idea: The Miz Deserves Better
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The Miz is one of the most talented in-ring performers in WWE. Though he might not be an in-ring technician, Miz is a world-class heel superstar. His promo skills are awesome, just like him. Plus, he is one of the safest wrestlers in the company.
But it'd be an insult if Bad Bunny pins The Awesome One at WrestleMania. Miz has decades of experience and, even though he loses very often in WWE, his losses never came against celebrities. Also, he hasn't won a single WrestleMania match in eight years (nine, if you don't count pre-shows) and that needs to change.
16 Good Idea: Damian Priest Sees The Spotlight
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If rumors are to be believed, NXT's newest call-up Damian Priest will wrestle with Bad Bunny in a tag team match. Even though The Miz and John Morrison are veterans in wrestling, at the end of the day, they are the bad guys and most fans wouldn't even bat an eye if they'd lose, especially if Priest is the one to pin.
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WWE is trying to build their Latino fan base and booking Priest and Bunny at WrestleMania is definitely the best thing they can do right now in that regard.
14 Bad Idea: He's Not A Wrestler
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Most wrestlers go through years of training before they perform at WrestleMania. It's been only a couple of weeks since Bad Bunny's first WWE appearance and he's already feuding with two of the best wrestlers in the company.
WWE will heavily promote Bunny's WrestleMania match but this wouldn't change the fact that he has no prior wrestling experience. His in-ring skills will be very limited and while that's often the case with celebrity matches, this wouldn't provide the best wrestling experience to fans.
12 Good Idea: Profitable For WWE
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WWE wants younger fans to watch its product. The least they can do is bring celebrities the younger generation is into as it always means more new eyeballs on their shows.
Reportedly, Bad Bunny has already brought over half a million in merchandise sales alone. If Bunny performs at WrestleMania, more fans will watch the show and that's always a good thing for a wrestling company.
10 Bad Idea: Wrestling Fans Not Familiar With His Music
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There were two types of fans when Bad Bunny performed at Royal Rumble. One who really enjoyed the song, and second, who didn't even know who the rapper was in the first place.
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Even though Bunny is really popular worldwide, many wrestling fans are unaware of him. And while he has a loyal fan base, it's completely different from those who actually enjoy wrestling.
8 Good Idea: Training For His WrestleMania Match
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Reportedly, Bad Bunny is training at WWE Performance Center for his WrestleMania match. Bunny is a lifelong wrestling fan, and he isn't here only to make money. His music videos often include wrestling references and many wrestlers have appeared in his songs too.
Most celebrities who wrestled in WWE didn't actually go through months of training. They were just there for some time and left right after their spot was done. But the Latin trap artist wants to involve himself more in the WWE product, which is quite impressive. He will most likely get enough training to provide a decent match.
6 Bad Idea: Many Wrestlers Won't Even Get A Single Spot At The Show
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The main roster is flooded with titles, many of which will be defended at WrestleMania. Some matches will easily go 25+ minutes and that's enough for one night of WrestleMania.
Many wrestlers will fight in non-title matches too. Between all of this, if WWE adds a celebrity match, that would mean a talented wrestler would have to sit out. After all, there are only so many matches WWE can book.
4 Good Idea: WWE Can Do A Clever Swerve
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Considering Bad Bunny defeats The Miz at WrestleMania 37, most fans won't expect him to cash-in right after an embarrassing loss. But this is where WWE can execute a clever swerve on fans. Miz can lose to Bunny (& Priest) earlier in the night and then go on to cash-in and become the new WWE Champion.
It sounds unlikely right now, but fans should remember that the last time he won the WWE Title, he cashed in against Randy Orton. Seth Rollins is the only star to cash-in at WrestleMania, and it was the most unexpected thing that happened that night. If done right, The Miz can do something like this.
2 Bad Idea: He Might Not Leave
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Bad Bunny has always been a huge WWE fan which is why it's likely he would stick around for longer than WrestleMania. WWE can set up another match for him. Since he's already training, Bunny can fight someone one on one. Who knows, he might even end up winning the Money in the Bank contract from The Miz if he hasn't already cashed-in by then.
But this is where it could go wrong. Even though plenty of fans wouldn't really have a problem with Bunny wrestling in WWE, if he regularly shows up on Raw, most fans won't be happy.
