WWE Spoilers (Page 6)

On next week's WWE Raw, the company will hold another brand draft.

Who will end up where? Recent ads might reveal a few spoilers.

Commercials for the upcoming RAW tour of Australia/New Zealand are hyping the following stars in action:

• Rey Mysterio, CM Punk, Beth Phoenix, John Cena, Randy Orton, Batista and Chris Jericho.

Cards are always subject to change. But, if not, this would lead one to assume that the aforementioned group of grapplers all remain on Raw. Wouldn't make for much of a roster shake-up, would it?

According to various sources, rumors are circulating related to the futures of one young superstar and one older superstar...

• DH Smith has bleached his hair blonde. He's likely to join Legacy upon his return to the ring.

• Shawn Michaels is reportedly hoping to wind down his full-time career after next year’s WrestleMania. HBK might still wrestle on reduced schedule, but he wants to spend more time with his sons as they grow up.

The first WWE Smackdown since Wrestlemania 25 proved that a couple major feuds from the event aren't dead yet.

Jeff Hardy took on Matt Hardy, while Edge and John Cena continued their rivalry.

Check out what went down on this week's taping, set to air tomorrow night, with this Smackdown recap.

Heading into the WWE Draft on April 13, rumors state that Raw and Smackdown will no longer be treated as separate, unequal brands.

Last year, the company moved Triple H, Jeff Hardy and Jim Ross to Smackdown. The goal was to strengthen the show's transition to MyNetworkTV. Unfortunately, the decision has been considered unsuccessful due to a drop in ratings.

The new plan is to move top Superstars to Raw for maximum exposure, while keeping a few top wrestlers on Smackdown in order to maintain strong house show business.

Credit: Wrestling Observer Newsletter

Might Marcus Cor Von (aka Monty Brown during his days in TNA Wrestling) be on his way back to a WWE ring?

In an interview with Michigan Live, the former grappler said he's in negotiations for a return to the company.

"I had to take some time away for a while on my own terms, but I kept a good rapport with the company and can come back at any time," Brown said. "I've got a lot going and I had a lot going (before leaving the WWE)."

Earlier this week, WWE taped the final Friday Night Smackdown before Wrestlemania 25.

A couple feuds were hyped, but the company clearly wanted to keep everyone fresh for the big event on April 5.

Check out our Smackdown report for a look at what will air tomorrow night.

Consider this a spoiler for Wrestlemania 25 as much as Backlash.

Randy Orton is featured on the poster for the latter pay-per-view.

While this doesn't explicity reveal the result of his title match against Triple H at Wrestlemania, it does pretty much confirm that he'll be in the main event at the April 26 event, as well. Our guess?

Look for a Triple H vs. Randy Orton rematch at Backlash, regardless of who wins their bout this Sunday night.

Two weeks.

That's the time remaining until Wrestlemania 25.

As a result, this week's WWE Smackdown focuses on hyping the various feuds and matches that will take place at the annual pay-per-view.

Check out the results of this Friday's taping now, as it featured The Big Show in action, along with Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker adding to their rivalry.

Most of the Wrestlemania 25 matches are already set up.

Every year, of course, a handful of celebrities also grace the stage/ring at the annual WWE event. A pair of them has been announced by the company:

Look for Kid Rock and lead Pussycat Dol singer Nicole Scherzinger, to perform at the pay-per-view.

Scherzinger will open the show with "America the Beautiful." Later, Kid Rock will play a medley of his songs, including Cowboy, Bawitdaba, Rock N Roll Jesus and So Hott.

With just a few weeks to go until Wrestlemania 25, a prominent superstar still lack an opponent.

Who will Chris Jericho face at the event? These are the scenarios being tossed around:

• Jericho to face will square off against a series of legends at the event, culminating with The Wrestler star Mickey Rourke coming out and delivering a knockout punch.

• Jericho to wrestle a regular opponent. The legends featured on television in recent weeks - including Ric Flair, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka and Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat - will sit in the front row and get involved towards the end of the match.

Our responses to both these options? LAME! What do you think?