Nope, Ronda Rousey won’t be taking on Brock Lesnar at this year’s Mania. But the card is always subject to change.
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The weekend is packed if you’ve got the WWE Network with live specials airing on April 7 and 8. Sunday, April 8, is the day when you can see how Ronda Rousey adjusts to her new life as a professional wrestler. Pre-show begins at 5 p.m. ET. The main show starts at 7 p.m. Oh yeah, Daniel Bryan is back, too. If you don’t already have the WWE Network, you can get a free month and watch Sunday’s Wrestlemania with it. After the trial, it’s $10 per month.
I don’t know if My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman is the longest title for a Netflix show, but it’s got to be up there in the top 10. Jay-Z sits down with Dave to chat about all kinds of things including his kids, the president and music.
Since you’re reading this, let’s give you some extra information not found in the podcast: Amazon Prime just added a boatload of quality television out of the blue. It picked up the complete runs of Parks and Recreation, House, M.D. and Friday Night Lights. Clear eyes, prime heart, can’t lose, I guess.
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First published April 5, 2018 at 9 p.m. PT.
Update April 8 at 6:13 a.m. PT: Adds Wrestlemania details.
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