Royal Rumble and Raw...the Next Night Spoilers

A major change regarding next week's Raw has occurred—Rev Theory, the band who plays Randy Orton's theme song, "Voices," will not be appearing on the show next week.

A few days ago, the band had originally made a post on their MySpace page that they would be performing Orton's theme on the Jan. 26 edition of Raw. This makes me wonder what WWE has in store for us next.

Following Orton getting the push of the decade after punching WWE Chairman Vince McMahon (an instant classic by the way), Orton's plausible rumble victory had gotten more steam.

Next thing that we heard was that Rev Theory was going to perform on Raw after the rumble—increasing speculations and assumptions that Orton would win the rumble.

But now, Rev Theory's performance has been postponed. I got a little nervous after hearing the news. Can this affect Orton's chances?

This may not be a concern for some people because they don't care. I am not too worried though—I have too much faith in the WWE.

Maybe the Theory performance will be pushed back to April 5, 2009, in Houston, huh?

I recently saw an advertisement for the Feb. 27 Road to Wrestlemania show and it's going to be at Madison Square Garden, I think...who cares.

The show advertised Orton facing "World Heavyweight Champion" John Cena. I am no psychic and will not always have accurate predictions, but all signs point to Cena retaining the title at the rumble. I believed Cena was going to win before I saw the advertisement.

The JBL vs. HBK for the title at Wrestlemania 25 rumors or predictions can finally rest in piece—like the Undertaker's unfortunate WM25 opponent who will be defeated no matter who it is.

But anything is possible in the WWE soap opera. Nevertheless, I still expect Orton to win the rumble and the Theory's postponed performance is just a false alarm. WWE might just be playing with our minds or maybe I'm just a tad bit too worried.