Undertaker Wrestling at Extreme Rules?, Antonio Cesaro Grants Wishes

- The Undertaker was not scheduled to wrestle at May’s Extreme Rules pay-per-view but with CM Punk missing the show and John Cena possibly being off the pay-per-view due to his injury, there is now talk that Taker may be brought in to add star power to the line-up.

- Antonio Cesaro granted several wishes with WWE and Make-A-Wish while the company was in Switzerland earlier this month. These are Cesaro’s first wishes as a WWE Superstar. He was also named WWE’s Swiss Make-A-Wish Ambassador. Here are some photos:

Cesaro Reacts to Title Loss, Barrett Wants a Rematch, Rhodes and Sandow

- Antonio Cesaro spoke with WWE’s website after losing the United States Title to Kofi Kingston on last night’s RAW. Cesaro said he should be thanked for making the US Title relevant again. Cesaro called himself the answer to WWE’s problems.

- WWE Intercontinental Champion Wade Barrett spoke with Matt Striker on the WWE App last night. Barrett said the loss to R-Truth on RAW was the wake-up he needed and said he would give Truth a title shot to prove he can beat him.

- WWE aired a segment on their app last night during RAW where Damien Sandow bet Cody Rhodes he could take any Superstar in WWE and turn them into a sophisticated member of society by the end of the summer. Cody chose The Great Khali and that’s apparently what led to the tag match on last night’s RAW.

WWE Main Event Spoiler Results - March 26, 2013

WWE will tape this week's episode of WWE Main Event from the GIANT Center in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Here are the full results. 

* Kane defeated Antonio Cesaro. Daniel Bryan was on commentary. AJ Lee came out to distract them but Bryan stopped her with a "NO!" chant. 

* Backstage segment with Sheamus talking to Matt Striker about letting Big Show be their partner at WrestleMania. 

* Tensai and Brodus Clay come out with a new name - Tons of Funk. 

* The Bella Twins vs. Cameron and Naomi is up next. The Bellas get the win after Cody Rhodes provides a distraction.

Post-WrestleMania Matches, The Rock on FOX Tonight, How Old Is The Undertaker?, SmackDown Social News

- Former WWE star Barry Horowitz turns 53 years old today while TNA star Daniels turns 42, WWE star Epico turns 31, Jack Swagger turns 31 and The Undertaker turns 48. 

- Friday's episode of WWE SmackDown did not rank in the top social media activity due to the NCAA Tournament. 

- WWE Champion The Rock will be on FOX's Animation Domination block of TV tonight with various segments to promote GI Joe 2. 

- John Cena vs. CM Punk, The Miz vs. Antonio Cesaro and The Shield vs. Ryback, Kane and Daniel Bryan is advertised for WWE's post-WrestleMania events in Poland.

WWE Superstars Spoilers - 3/22/13

WWE taped this week's episode of WWE Superstars from the Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Here are the full results. 

* Antonio Cesaro defeated Zack Ryder. 

* Brodus Clay & Tensai defeated JTG and Michael McGillicuty.

Possible WM 29 Pre-show Title Match, Hall of Fame

- R-Truth vs. WWE United States Champion Antonio Cesaro may end up being one of the WrestleMania 29 pre-show matches. 

- There was scheduled to be a WWE Hall of Fame announcement on Monday's RAW but it never happened. While there has been a push to induct Paul Bearer, it's believed that he was not the planned announcement. 

- One WWE source described Vince McMahon as "very argumentative and contrary" right now. Vince has reportedly been constantly second-guessing other people's ideas and his own. The Royal Rumble buyrate may be contributing to Vince's bad attitude but the source described Vince as "a massive pain in the ass to work with right now." 

It was also noted that WWE writers are working a very demanding schedule at the office and not only is Vince demanding constant changes, but it's said that Stephanie McMahon is "fanning the flames" by requesting that writers come up with more options for Vince to go over.

3/11 WWE RAW Breakdown: Brock Lesnar's Appearance

 As noted before, the March 11th WWE RAW did a 3.34 cable rating with 4.79 million viewers. 

In the segment breakdown, the show opened at a 3.46 quarter rating for the Paul Bearer tribute, The Undertaker and CM Punk. Big Show vs. Seth Rollins lost 9,000 viewers. Dolph Ziggler vs. Daniel Bryan gained 132,000 viewers. Fandango's segment with Tensai and Brodus Clay lost 298,000 viewers. The New Age Outlaws vs. Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow with Brock Lesnar's appearance gained 326,000 viewers for a show-high 3.57 quarter rating. 

Mark Henry vs. Kofi Kingston and Ryback vs. Heath Slater and the Henry-Ryback face-off lost 179,000 viewers. Antonio Cesaro vs. Alberto Del Rio lost 265,000 viewers. The video for John Cena vs. The Rock lost 10,000 viewers. Sheamus and Randy Orton vs. Rhodes and Sandow in the 10pm timeslot gained 106,000 viewers for a 3.32 quarter rating. The Highlight Reel with Chris Jericho, The Miz, Wade Barrett and Brad Maddox gained 81,000 viewers but Jericho vs. Miz lost 359,000 viewers. Jack Swagger vs. Sin Cara lost 78,000 viewers. 

CM Punk vs. Kane in a No DQ main event gained 153,000 viewers for a 3.18 quarter rating, which is a very weak overrun gain.

Chris Jericho Talks Keeping WWE Return a Secret

Chris Jericho spoke with WWE.com. Here are some highlights from the interview. 

His thoughts on keeping his return a secret: "In this day and age, it's almost impossible to keep a secret. It was just really, really cool to know that we could still keep a secret and keep a nice surprise. But there was no rumors at all that Jericho was going to come back at the Rumble. If I go to a movie, I don't want to know what the ending of it is before I go. 

"What would people expect if Jericho was coming back? Well, some kind of complicated clues. I thought, "what if there was no clues? I just showed up?" I like being the master of puppetssometimes when it comes to the fans. I think that we kind of really surprised a lot of experts that think they know everything but they really don't. I think it's one of the reasons that the reaction was so huge. It's definitely one of the best nights of my career. 

"The hardest part was just waiting for the shoe to drop, and waiting for somebody to find out I was going to be there. I was like so scared, like kind of crawling under the cover of night to get to this little bus where I was hiding, hoping that no one would see me. And that, like some parking attendant going "oh, Jericho's here." And when nobody did I was just like this is, this is amazing. I got into the Rumble, and people were chanting, "you still got it." And like, I never lost it." 

How playing with Fozzy is in comparison to keeping in ring shape: "Whenever Fozzy plays, we put on a very intense show. A lot of energy, a lot of ya know, jumping and running. But when you get into the ring it's a different story. And It's funny, because when I heard I was in the Rumble for 47 minutes and 53 seconds, and I was like, "Wow, is it really that long? 

"Mr. McMahon even asked me like after he said, "you did a great job, but not working in awhile, I mean how did you stay in ring shape?" And I was like, "I don't know." And then Even on Raw, my first single match was like 18 minutes against CM Punk. Same thing. It's like I guess just when you've been doing it long enough it just gets ingrained into your body and it's just more instinct than anything. " 

On what impresses him about some of the newer WWE wrestlers: "It's good to know that the new prospects that are coming in have some experience and been around a little bit. And obviously The Shield, I was really impressed by them right off the bat. They were just three guys that were given a shot and really took the ball and ran with it. Cesaro, I've been a fan of his even before he came here. They've worked around the world and it benefited them when they debuted."