WWE Spoilers: WrestleMania 30 plans constantly changing, John Cena's WrestleMania 30 match and updated TLC card

The WWE creative plans are in a state of flux at the moment and even WrestleMania 30 is not set in stone despite the fact that it is only a few months away, according to some reports.

PWInsider.com reports that WWE has constantly been changing its WrestleMania 30 plans. Talk has circulated about how many times the plans have changed and, reportedly, no one backstage really has a definite idea of what is going to happen at the event. Some speculated that there would be a Championship Unification match at the pay-per-view, but that will now take place at TLC in two weeks.

Furthermore, PWInsider.com reports that WWE has dropped the Big Show vs. Triple H feud that had been germinating for several weeks. The plan was to have the two face off at Royal Rumble in January. The Big Show would likely have stayed off television until the new year and then come back for the match. But now, WWE merely wants fans to forget that the feud ever happened. On the latest edition of Monday Night Raw, for example, Show teamed with Cody Rhodes and Goldust to face The Shield.

John Cena's WrestleMania 30 Match

PWInsider.com also reports through multiple inside sources that John Cena could team with Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania 30. Those backstage in WWE have come to the conclusion that Hogan cannot wrestle a full match by himself, so a tag team match with Cena would give him the spotlight without requiring too much from him.

The company is also reportedly discussing John Cena vs. Randy Orton.

Updated TLC Card

WWE added four more matches to the TLC pay-per-view on Dec. 15. Here is the current card:

-       John Cena vs. Randy Orton in a Tables, Ladders and Chairs match for both the WWE Championship and World Heavyweight Championship

-       CM Punk vs. The Shield in a three-on-one handicap match

-       Daniel Bryan vs. The Wyatt Family in a three-on-one handicap match

-       AJ Lee (c) vs. Natalya for the Divas Championship

-       Big E. Langston (c) vs. Damien Sandow for the Intercontinental Championship