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Roman Reigns has explained why he doesn't have many friends backstage in WWE. He said that he stopped being 'one of the boys' after his character transitioned into the Tribal Chief.
Roman Reigns has opened up about his transition from the NFL to WWE, revealing that wrestling was originally meant to be a true backup plan for him. He addressed how his football career and retirement were forced upon him following his leukaemia diagnosis.
Former WWE NXT star Andre Chase revealed he only pitched for one specific person to join Chase University, the faction he led during his time in NXT. He did not elaborate further on the identity in the provided details beyond confirming this was the sole pitch he made for the group.
CM Punk sat down with WWE's Stephanie McMahon to discuss his 2011 'pipe bomb' promo and the events that followed, a period often referred to as the 'Summer of Punk.' The conversation reflected on the impact of that promo and the subsequent months in his WWE career.
At Fanatics Fest on July 18, Paul Heyman introduced comedian Kevin Hart as the next 'Paul Heyman Guy.' Hart entered to Stone Cold Steve Austin's theme music while wearing the United States, Intercontinental, and World Championships, then mimicked Austin's beer-drinking celebration. The moment added to Hart's history of memorable WWE crossovers at the event, following last year's stunt where he mock-defeated Cody Rhodes.
John Cena entertained fans at Fanatics Fest NYC on July 18 by faking punches and kicks during a UFC punching challenge, joking that he 'still haven't hit anybody for real.' The bit was a callback to a similar joke he made at last year's Fanatics Fest. Cena also went viral at the 2025 event for comically failing the 'six baseball toss' challenge before slapping the targets by hand instead.
Former WWE NXT star Andre Chase revealed that the Chase U faction, which disbanded in 2024, was not originally intended to end when it did. Chase indicated he believed the group would continue in another form.
Former US Champion Logan Paul has given an update on his WWE future, stating he plans to continue wrestling for at least another five years. Paul discussed his long-term outlook on his in-ring career during the update.
Logan Paul said on The Stephen A. Smith Show that he wants to wrestle in WWE for at least five more years, with hopes of eventually reaching a 10-15 year career. He cited his young daughter and his love of storytelling in the ring as major reasons for wanting to continue long-term, adding that he plans to keep wrestling as long as he possibly can.
Roman Reigns said on the Nightcap podcast that The Bloodline's story will continue for as long as he's around, emphasizing that the group is a real family rather than just a WWE faction. He also discussed how becoming the Tribal Chief around the COVID era changed his approach backstage, admitting he now views the business as being about conflict rather than friendships and has few friends in the locker room.
Former WWE star Dakota Kai recalled her experience training alongside Ronda Rousey and Stephanie McMahon ahead of WrestleMania 34. Kai shared details about the preparation process during that period.
WWE Saturday Night's Main Event returns to Madison Square Garden for the first time in nearly 20 years, airing July 18, 2026. The full and final card for the event has been announced.