WWE WrestleMania 28: It Is Time to Get Michelle Beadle to Appear for WWE

It is no secret that WWE likes celebrity involvement. We see it all the time.

Whether it is the original WrestleMania in 1985 or the Raw guest host gimmick, it has been a staple in the business for decades. Heading into 2012, that is no different.

With WrestleMania ready to take over Miami on April 1st, 2012, it is time for WWE to dip into their bag of tricks once again. Remember, this is just my opinion!

With the "Shaq-WWE" talk becoming less and less likely, we need a major star to appear. Some may count The Rock, but I am not in this situation.

Last year, we saw the great Snooki wrestle, and it was a treat. She appeared for the company a few times in 2011 and did a wonderful job. Her spot in the WWE Hall of Fame awaits her one day.

However, WWE needs a celebrity that likes WWE—somebody that supports the product, a person that actually follows the shows every week.

Yes.

It is time for WWE to contact Michelle Beadle about an appearance.

For those living under a rock for the past few years, Michelle Beadle works at ESPN. She is an on-air personality and often references the wrestling business.

While her co-host of SportsNation is not the biggest WWE fan, she always puts him in his place over the product. Make no mistake about it, she is a true fan.

Look no further than her Twitter account right here.

Her knowledge of the company is not the only reason it makes sense for her to make an appearance.

Not only that, but WWE is having a Raw guest star on March 12th. It is actor James Roday. I like this choice, but he doesn't interest me in the slightest to actually have an effect on the show.

After that, we also need a "spark" in the Divas division. WWE had Perez Hilton appear a few weeks ago, but that did not have any real meaning the following week. It was nice for one night, but it went away quickly.

Beadle has a great stage presence working at ESPN, so being on the WWE stage should be fine for her. Being a fan of the company, fans would be more than willing to accept her.

I am not asking for her to compete. I am not asking for her to sign some long-term contract. I am not even asking her to appear live at WrestleMania, although that would be ideal.

All I ask is for a little recognition from WWE to Ms. Beadle. Forget the mainstream publicity for a second with this move. She is a famous fan of WWE and would make a great fit.

What do you folks think? Should Beadle-Mania run wild on WWE? If so, in what fashion would be best for both sides? Let me know...

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