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Awesome movie-like trailer for WWE 2K20 revealed

A fantastic trailer for the WWE 2K20 video game was released by 2K Sports today suggesting that either Becky Lynch and Roman Reigns will be revealed as the cover Superstars tomorrow.

The trailer features several WWE Superstars attending a black tie event with Hulk Hogan, Braun Strowman, Shawn Michaels, Paul Heyman, Steve Austin, and Sheamus among others all seen enjoying themselves.

Then all of a sudden, glass breaks and Becky Lynch makes an entrance…through the ceiling ala an action movie. As Velveteen Dream gives her an eyeful, Becky takes a dessert from the waiter, and says “Sorry about your ceiling,” as she takes a small bite and drops the rest in Hulk Hogan’s drink.

She then turns around and Reigns is there waiting for her with a glass of champagne. “Nice work, man,” Reigns says as he hands over her drink and the two have a toast.

Several shots of both Reigns and Lynch from the video game are then played and Becky says, “Step inside. Be the man,” which seems to be the tag line for this year’s game. The WWE 2K20 logo then is displayed with both Reigns and Becky back-to-back underneath.

You can check it out below.


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Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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