Why The Rock Is Not Wrong For Wanting a Tag Team Match for Night 1 of WrestleMania 40

If WWE is building towards a match between Reigns and The Rock at WrestleMania 41, it could very well start planting the seeds in April by having the fallout between the two start taking place in the tag team match.

Moreover, the match structure benefits the participants, particularly The Rock, who has been away from regular in-ring competition for years. A tag team format allows for all of the involved parties to share the workload while reducing the physical demands on The Rock. This enables him to showcase his wrestling prowess and charismatic presence without compromising the quality of the match due to potential ring rust.

Additionally, this tag team match serves as a potent draw for WrestleMania 40, ensuring that Night 1 of the event has a marquee matchup that can attract viewers.

It's become somewhat of a problem lately that Night 1 of WrestleMania is reserved for what WWE perceives as the lesser draw.

The fact that people are talking about WrestleMania 40 as potentially the first one to be headlined by a tag team match since WrestleMania 1 proves that this potential matchup elevates its status. Don't forget that Night 1 of WrestleMania 39 was also headlined by a tag team match between Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn and the Usos for the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship.

The star power of The Rock alone is a significant draw. When combined with the current top talents of Reigns, Rhodes, and Rollins, it creates a blockbuster match of substantial levels of hype. This is particularly important for this year's WrestleMania, the company's first following the merger.

Critically, the unconfirmed tag team matchup allows for a creative resolution to ongoing storylines without prematurely concluding them.

Given the complexities of the storylines involved, such a match at WrestleMania 40 is a way to advance these narratives without necessarily resolving them entirely. This leaves room for further development post-WrestleMania, ensuring that the momentum built up in the lead to the event can continue to unfold in interesting ways.

For now, all of this remains speculation but what's confirmed is that Cody Rhodes will have another attempt at finishing his story against Roman Reigns in Night 2 of WrestleMania 40.