WWE Releases Official WrestleMania Poster, James Ellsworth Wins Title On Indie Scene

WWE put out their first official WrestleMania 34 poster and this landscape design gives us a pretty good clue about several things.

First off, if WWE is planning for a return of The Undertaker then it’s not noticeable on this poster. Daniel Bryan is also nowhere to be seen. Then again, if WWE wants to keep a secret they wouldn’t likely include them on this poster. After all, at least one of them is extremely likely to be competing at WrestleMania this year.

It’s great to see AJ Styles featured near the front on a WrestleMania poster but I just have to wonder why Kurt Angle is all the way in the back. Of course, Ronda Rousey and Brock Lesnar are up front but that should come as no surprise. What is notable though is Rousey’s first Mania poster could very well be Lesnar’s last appearance on an advertisement for the Show Of Shows.

The Miz also made the poster which is a great place for him to be. At least the A-Lister is featured but he might still find a way to complain about his placement. Braun Strowman is all the way in the back and The Bar isn’t even on the poster so that’s interesting as well. You can check it out below and get as excited for WrestleMania as we are.

James Ellsworth is doing his thing in a big way on the indie wrestling scene. His WWE release didn’t stop him from getting a bunch of dates and he’s been plenty busy making towns and entertaining fans the entire time.

Not only is Ellsworth an ultimate underdog story but he’s also a really nice guy. He also had an Intergender Wrestling Title created just like Andy Kaufman to travel around with the gimmick as an homage to the legendary comedian and that’s amazing as well.

The Chinless Wonder competed in a dream match of sorts on Saturday night where he defeated Gillberg to become the IWC High Stakes Champion. Although it had to suck being released from WWE, Ellsworth is still proving that any man with two hands has a fighting chance and now he has two titles as well.

Congratulations to James Ellsworth as he continues to take on the indie wrestling scene one city at a time.