Fandango’s Theme Makes History, AJ & Ziggler News, WWE Diva Finds Love

- Rosa Mendes’ MuscleMania fitness program didn’t earn her a spot at WrestleMania 29 but she found love through it. Rosa revealed on Twitter that she met her new boyfriend at WrestleMania, celebrity choreographer and music executive Bijan Rythmik Williams. Here is a photo of the happy couple:

- World Heavyweight Champion Dolph Ziggler and AJ Lee are doing media in Greenville, South Carolina to promote tonight’s RAW. We’re looking for recaps if you catch them on TV or radio this morning. Here the are at FOX Carolina News this morning:

- With Fandango’s theme song making it to the top 50 on the UK charts, it would be the first WWE theme song to make it since Hacksaw Jim Duggan’s single from the 1994 WWF SlamJam album made it to #71.

Does Cena Use Laser Surgery?, Ziggler Talks Locker Room Resentment

- John Cena mentioned to TMZ that he shaves his chest and doesn’t use laser surgery in the video embedded below.
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- Dolph Ziggler was asked about part-timers being featured in the top matches at this year’s WrestleMania event during an interview with ESNP. Here is what he had to say:
“Yeah, of course there is, but that’s how it goes. When somebody is getting a lot of time on TV, a lot of people will start to resent them or think they’re better. But that’s how it goes. And you know what, I hate it, I hate that part-timers have to come back in order for us to have the biggest WrestleMania there is, but it’s also smart business. The biggest movie star in the entire world just happens to have come from WWE, so who wouldn’t want to see the biggest movie star go up against the biggest WWE superstar we have, the face of the organization, the franchise? That match just has the glitz and glamour, that’s the main event and we get that. The guys who resent it 100 percent just don’t understand the business because there’s money to be made, there’s eyes to be brought to a WrestleMania. Say it was me and Daniel Bryan headlining, we’re not going to get those people who pay to see a movie star. Our job is, we get the people who pay to see Rock and John Cena, and you leave an impression that you stole the show. You do something to make them come back and see you the next day. That is my goal every time we do this, and of course, on Sunday, all those people tune in to see The Rock and Cena, but I’m going to leave them thinking I stole the show and now they have to tune in on Monday to see what I’m going to do next. That’s how I’ve been able to build my entire career. I’ve found a way to stand out and steal the show.”

Ziggler Talks Interactions with The Rock, Hopes Cena & Rock Get Booed

- Dolph Ziggler spoke with Comcast’s XFINITY blog and says he hopes the fans at WrestleMania 29 boo both John Cena and The Rock out of the building. He added:

“I don’t want the cheers and the boos. I hope it’s 90% boos letting them know that this “Once in a Lifetime” match is happening again and that I or someone else should be the main event. But, that’s the great thing about the WWE Universe. They get to voice their opinions, they get to show their signs. And whether they like something or hate it, you’re going to hear about it. I’m excited to hear it.”

Ziggler was asked if he’s had any interactions with The Rock since he’s been back:

“We’ve had a couple of quick talks here and there. He’s usually pretty busy just like all of us when he gets here. He’s been pretty cool about everything. And it was pretty neat, he told me he liked my work which is a pretty cool deal because you know he’s watching the shows when he’s traveling. Like I said, having him back, it makes me a little mad. But, I love the business sense of it, having him come back and getting the crowd behind him. When he’s promoting movies, we’re holding down the fort, waiting for him to come back.”