5 Mistakes WWE has made in the buildup to WrestleMania 37

#2 WrestleMania 37 mistake: Controversial pick for one of the hosts

BREAKING: #WrestleMania is back in business and @WWE Hall of Famer @HulkHogan and @WWE Superstar @TitusONeilWWE will host the two-night pop culture extravaganza at @RJStadium in Tampa Bay on Saturday, April 10 and Sunday, April 11, 2021. pic.twitter.com/UgD9SybzjC

— WWE Public Relations (@WWEPR) March 19, 2021

When WWE announced WrestleMania 37 was set to be hosted by Titus O'Neil and Hulk Hogan, some fans expressed their disappointment over the inclusion of the latter.

Titus O'Neil made sense to many - his hometown is Tampa, Florida, where WrestleMania 37 will be taking place. He has been heavily involved with charitable groups in the Tampa Bay area and was also honored with WWE's Warrior Award for 2020.

Hulk Hogan, however, is a controversial figure in the eyes of many WWE fans. In 2015, racial comments that Hogan had made in the past came to light, and he was temporarily removed from the Hall of Fame, until 2018. Hogan's appointment as the host for this year's WrestleMania hasn't gone down well with some fans.

Still not sure why Hulk Hogan is hosting #WrestleMania when Billie Kay is right there... pic.twitter.com/M2VDRxxCck

— High Heels Podcast (@HighHeelsPod) March 23, 2021

Many were also expecting current WWE talent to have more involvement. For instance, Bayley, who has received praise for her SmackDown talk show "Ding Ding, Hello!" was expected to be announced as the host at one point.

SmackDown star Billie Kay is another name that has been mentioned as a potential host due to her comedic skills that have come to the forefront even more significantly since she split from Peyton Royce.