AJ Styles reacts to Shane McMahon's big announcement for the upcoming Fastlane PPV

The Phenomenal One will be defending his WWE Championship Title in a fatal four-way match at WWE Fastlane PPV.

WWE Champion AJ Styles has tweeted on his official Twitter handle to express his thoughts to which were declared by the SmackDown General Commissioner Shane McMahon with regards to the upcoming Fastlane PPV.

As stated that on last week's Smackdown Live (READ), WWE had reported that Dolph Ziggler will face 'The Lone Wolf' Baron Corbin in a one-on-one match.

Moreover, as confirmed by GM Daniel Bryan this week on SmackDown, WWE Champion AJ Styles will defend his title against Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn at the upcoming Fastlane PPV in a Triple Threat Match, in any case, that match will now be changed to a Fatal-Four-Way as declared by Shane McMahon.

Prior today, SmackDown Commissioner Shane McMahon affirmed on Twitter that the winner of the match between Dolph Ziggler and Baron Corbin for the next week's match on SmackDown Live will be added to the WWE Fastlane PPV main event match for the WWE Championship chance against at AJ Styles.

To which Styles tweeted:

Swell.

Line ‘em up. I’m gonna knock them down. #WWEFastlane https://t.co/Hz9xPu4dmo

— AJStyles.Org (@AJStylesOrg) February 8, 2018

Shane McMahon vs. Kevin Owens (Hell in a Cell Match)

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Shane McMahon and Kevin Owen's rivalry has gone beyond personal - and when ever we come across a personal match as such then it is surly set to be faced off in a Hell in a Cell match.

When Shane returned to the WWE and faced The Undertaker in a Hell in a Cell match where in the match was organised by his father, WWE Chairman Mr. McMahon, who suspended Shane and then removed the suspension and indefinitely as SmackDown LIVE Commissioner.

READ: Mahal vs. Nakamura - Hell in a Cell 2017

After being attacked by Owens for months, Owens  has been threatening to sue Shane is he ever thinks of laying his hands on him. Later The WWE Chairman Mr. McMahon reinstated Shane as an in-ring competitor where the two men will settle their differences in an unforgiving Hell in a cell.

Mr. McMahon then offered and hand shake to Owens to seal the deal between him and Owens. The WWE universe was left in shock when Owens attacked Mr. McMahon instead of hand shake. These actions has taken this match to an another level beyond personal.

Who will stand tall inside the unforgiving Hell in a Cell match on Sunday, Oct. 8. No matter who wins - this match will bring out the best from both the competitor.

Examining Latest Buzz Around Shane McMahon, Rob Van Dam and Jonathan Coachman

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Potential returns dominate the latest WWE rumors, with word of Shane McMahon and Rob Van Dam coming back to the company circulating the Internet.

Backstage reports and buzz give fans reason to expect that those men—along with Jonathan Coachman—will be back in different capacities. In addition, Ultimate Warrior, who is set to enter the WWE Hall of Fame on April 5, is reportedly the subject of hostility from the locker room.

WrestleMania and the Raw immediately following it have often been the sight for memorable returns. That could prove true again this year, beginning with a member of the McMahon family who has not been near a WWE ring in a long while.

Another McMahon at WrestleMania?

Vince McMahon has slipped away from the spotlight as his daughter has taken charge onscreen with Triple H. The latest word is that Vince's son may reenter the WWE scene come Sunday.

According to F4WOnline (h/t Marc Middleton of Wrestling Inc), "There's a feeling within WWE that Shane McMahon will be backstage at WrestleMania XXX."

What that entails exactly is unknown for now. Backstage could mean hanging around the Superstars and shaking hands or it could mean appearing in some kind of segment. Fans will be rooting for the latter.

The rumors are that Shane McMahon is expect to return at #WrestleMania 30. If so, I hope he's against The Authority. pic.twitter.com/EmCEGhlXnv
— harry (@y2jspunk) March 30, 2014

McMahon, the former CEO of You on Demand, hasn't been involved with WWE since resigning in 2010.

Rob Van Dam Returning?

His fans were certainly hoping for him to get a spot on the WrestleMania XXX card, but the wait for Van Dam to make another WWE run will apparently be short.

According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter (h/t Chris Cash of Wrestle Zone), Van Dam is scheduled to return the night after WrestleMania. The report also notes that he will sign on for a few months' worth of work.

His return in 2013 led to a number of standout matches. The high-flyer belied his age with agile, speedy and inspired performances.

With Brad Maddox entering the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal at WrestleMania, that leaves just three spots to grab. Even with word of Van Dam coming back post-WrestleMania, fans have been speculating that he will take one of those spots as a surprise entrant.

@TherealRVD Rob Van Dam For WrestleMania 30 Battle Royal? pic.twitter.com/3c2j9uNT8K
— WWE_FANS (@WWE_FANS6) March 31, 2014

The Coach Coming Back?

"The Coach" appears to be coming back to WWE, at least on a part-time basis. Coachman went from singing "Copacabana" to doing SportsCenter, but one report has him returning to his WWE roots.

The Wrestling Observer Newsletter (h/t Marc Middleton of Wrestling Inc) writes the following:

"WWE looks to be either close to or has just signed a new deal with former announcer and current ESPN personality Jonathan Coachman. The two sides have been discussing a part-time gig where Coach would keep his ESPN job but would do in-studio wrap-arounds for WWE. One idea thrown out would be for him to host a WWE talk show for the WWE Network."

The hints of this being true are plentiful. WWE.com featured Coachman on a recent "Where Are They Now?" piece and put up his entrance video on YouTube. That smells like prepping fans for him coming back.

Coachman himself hinted at some sort of relationship with the sports entertainment giant:

Hey all you @wwe fans. Have a really cool announcement in the next month or so about something happening this summer. Stand by.
— Jonathan Coachman (@TheCoachESPN) March 25, 2014

His ESPN experience and pedigree would bring an added dimension of realism to the product. A potential Coach return is not as thrilling as having Jim Ross call matches again, but he would be a fun addition.

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WWE Reportedly Interested in Bringing Shane McMahon Back to TV

In October 2009, Shane McMahon formally separated routes with the WWE in a move that amazed a significant number of us.

We collected that, regardless of his investment in alternate zones, Shane could presumably stay with his papa's group for a large portion of his profession. Anyhow Shane did in fact jolt the community, and he hasn’t been viewed or gotten notification from after.

Since the WWE has its direction, on the other hand, that might update soon.

From the Wrestling Observer Newsletter (via SEScoops.com):

"Shane McMahon's name was carried up at the same time as familiar inward WWE talks concerning innovative, but the sensation was that he's gone and there are small possibilities of tricking him back whenever soon."

I could unquestionably support of this move.

Conceivably you could probably call me a Shane McMahon stamp, but I’ve unfailingly been a vast enthusiast of the chap and all items that he could probably commit to the WWE. He's substantially something greater than an official who can tackle the business side of things.

Shane O’Mac has unfailingly been a fascinating TV element, and he's a certain risk seeker in the ring. Along these lines, he might return as some sort of power figure and extraordinary event wrestler.

Admitting that he's no longer with the WWE and clearly has no ideas to come back to the outfit, wrestling is in his lifeblood, and I might see him in the future returning to the group for one keep up run on TV.

Probably not now, but at some focus.

Obviously, now could be an amazing time for Shane to dividend due to the continuous storyline in the middle of Triple H, Kevin Nash and John Laurinaitis. Shane has plain ties to all men included, and he might be the individual that strides into intervene or unite constrains with any of those a couple.

The conceivable outcomes are perpetual for Shane's potential return, but I still don’t think we’re determined to see him once more in the WWE at whatever time soon.