Source: wrestlezone.com

During tonight’s Raw, a commercial aired locally in Honolulu announcing that Brock Lesnar’s opponent at the live event taking place on June 29th at the Neal Blaisdell Arena will be Kevin Owens.

The commercial also included the announcement of John Cena vs Shinsuke Nakamura for the first time ever.

The following is more event information from the arena website:

Monday, April 25 – The WWE Live event scheduled for June 29th in the Blaisdell Arena has had overwhelming support from Hawaii. All currently available tickets have been purchased. Stay tuned as some production holds may be released as the show date nears.

HOLY F*CKING SH*T! Just call this WrestleMania 33!

Big Red Machine wrote:HOLY F*CKING SH*T! Just call this WrestleMania 33!

i know right, it feels wrong

Also, calling a show in Hawaii "Bash at the Beach" is a pretty clever use of an old WCW show name. I heavily approve.

I hope this ends up being a network special. I want to see this.

Serujuunin wrote:I hope this ends up being a network special. I want to see this.

It had better be on the Network. I will be completely furious if it isn't.

Cena v Nakamura. Owens vs Brock.

Bash at the Beach in Hawaii!?

All of the above I approve of.

From this week's Observer:

The 6/29 return to Honolulu after seven years is already sold out. Just to clarify rumors that had been going around, to the point even talent believed they were true, WWE has confirmed that this show will not be a network special. Also, the reports claiming that this show will feature Lesnar are also incorrect. Lesnar was never even asked about working the date and WWE is not advertising him for the show.

Regarding talk of a Charlotte vs. Asuka match that week, they may be facing off but it is not official. Charlotte, Asuka and Natalya are all booked for the Honolulu show and given Asuka will be a babyface in Honolulu, it could be a three-way or a tag in some form. Right now only Asuka and Paige are advertised for the Japan shows on the same tour. It would be logical that the talent used in Honolulu would go on to Japan.

Nakamura’s first main roster matches will be that week. It’ll be interesting to see who he’s booked against. Historically when it comes to matches like this in Japan, they go with Jericho as the utility man. As of this week, the Japan cards hasn’t been booked. Last year’s Japan tour saw them do a network special that was the most-watched non-PPV show up to that point in time in network history. There has been at least talk of something at Sumo Hall like last year, but nothing confirmed.