It seems like The Undertaker won't be the only one missing time after Wrestlemania.
According to PWInsider, WWE superstar CM Punk is expected not to do live WWE events here in the United States following Wrestlemania. Punk is already held out of non-RAW shows leading up to Wrestlemania 29 to give his body a chance to heal after various injuries. If The Undertaker's past Wrestlemania matches with Shawn Michaels and HHH are any indication, he'll need all the rest he can get. Despite his U.S. absences, he is still being advertised for WWE's upcoming European tour the week following Wrestlemania.
It's safe to say that the man who defended the Championship belt for a record 15 months could deserve some time off.
In other Wrestlemania news....
A rumored 10-Divas tag match which would've featured old divas versus today's batch has been nixed. One group would've featured Kelly Kelly, Maryse, Maria Kanelis, and the Bella Twins taking on today's Divas such as Kaitlyn, Layla and others. One of the teams would've been led by upcoming WWE Hall of Fame diva Trish Stratus
However, according to PWInsider, a few of the returning Divas wanted "certain things like access to their names once they left the company." The trademark conscious WWE refused the request and the match was cancelled. With only two weeks left and a Divas division gathering little to no attention, it remains to be seen if the WWE will reconsider.
Prior to the announcement that Booker T would be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, one name that was discussed was Dominic DeNucci. The former WWWF Tag Team Champion trained popular wrestlers Brian Hildebrand, Shane Douglas and incoming Hall of Famer Mick Foley.