Matches Possibly Taking Place At WWE Extreme Rules Leaked

TheSportster

By Josh Coulson

Published Jun 1, 2018

There is still more than six weeks until Extreme Rules but we may have already stumbled across a preview of the PPV via some advertised matches.

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WWE Extreme Rules is still more than a month away but the arena hosting the event may have already leaked a couple of the matches taking place.

A few months ago, WWE revealed that they would be holding a lot less pay per views going forward. That was a relief to most as it had reached a point where it felt like there was a big WWE show almost every Sunday night. That news was followed up by three PPVs taking place in less than a month, WrestleMania, Greatest Royal Rumble, and Backlash. Thankfully since Backlash, WWE has kept to their word.

In fact, at the time of typing this, there hasn't been a WWE PPV for almost four weeks, and we are still another two weeks away from the next one, Money In The Bank. The card for that show is really starting to take shape and it will be the first real co-branded show since WWE switched back. Yes, Backlash technically had that honor, but the Superstar Shakeup and only having nine days to build to it really hindered that.

Once Money In The Bank is done and dusted it will be a further four weeks until WWE's next PPV, Extreme Rules, which takes place on July 15, 2018. Even though that is still a long way off it would appear that a couple of potential matches taking place on the show have already been leaked. The PGG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh will host the PPV, and their website advertises two matches in particular.

First up, it looks as if the Daniel Bryan/Big Cass rivalry has a long way to go yet as it is one of the two matches advertised on the arena's site. The other one is a six-man tag on the Raw side of things which is currently being advertised as the main event. The team of Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman, and Bobby Lashley taking on Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn, and Jinder Mahal.

As always with these kinds of things, the card is very subject to change. Even if these two matches were almost set in stone, it wouldn't be surprising if WWE changed them up simply because word of them got out. Plus, The Wrestling Observer has reported that Bryan will likely take on Samoa Joe at Extreme Rules, a match most fans would likely prefer to another go around with Cass.

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