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The fourth episode of WWE Unreal season three reveals behind-the-scenes details about the injuries suffered by Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed earlier this year. The Netflix series provides insight into how the two superstars dealt with their respective injuries.
A TikTok video captured a fan harassing Ethan Page outside the arena following the July 20 episode of Monday Night Raw. The fan repeatedly shouted at Page, mocking him for being Canadian, while police officers stood nearby, but Page ignored the taunts and continued loading his luggage before leaving. The incident follows similar recent encounters between WWE fans and other stars, including Fallon Henley.
Booker T commented on the possibility of WWE SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis stepping back into the ring to face GUNTHER at SummerSlam 2026. This would mark Aldis' first in-ring match in three years. Booker T shared his thoughts on the matchup during a recent discussion.
TNA World Heavyweight Champion Nic Nemeth expressed a desire to see a WWE World Championship feud between Seth Rollins and LA Knight. However, Nemeth stated he doesn't believe this matchup will actually happen.
Alexa Bliss revealed details about the elbow injury she suffered from Jade Cargill's chair attack, stating doctors believe there is a possible bone chip and an overstretched ligament. Bliss said her recovery is progressing quickly but she is uncertain whether she'll be cleared in time for SummerSlam, noting it depends on her healing and WWE's creative plans, while confirming Charlotte Flair will be ready for the event.
Viral indie wrestler Bad Ass Construction Worker posted a profanity-laden Instagram video claiming WWE mistakenly sent his SummerSlam tryout invite to the wrong email. He mocked other invitees, including Tatanka's son Joseph and J-Rod, calling them undeserving, and demanded WWE skip the tryout process and give him a contract outright. WWE's SummerSlam tryouts are scheduled to take place in Minneapolis during SummerSlam weekend.
A WWE star commented on the possibility of seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady making his in-ring wrestling debut. The wrestler noted that nothing can truly prepare someone's body for the physical demands of a wrestling match. No specific match or event for Brady has been confirmed.
TNA Wrestling publicly congratulated Mike Santana on Instagram following his surprise WWE NXT debut, praising his former World Champion for the milestone. Santana debuted on the July 21 NXT episode, appearing after Tony D'Angelo retained the NXT Championship against Naraku in a Street Fight, and staring down the champion without speaking. Santana also reacted on social media, hinting at big ambitions in his new promotion.
Trick Williams discussed his experience filming the WWE docuseries 'WWE Unreal,' explaining that he doesn't mind being featured on the show. He shared that the series allows fans to see the authentic, true version of himself. Williams views the behind-the-scenes access as a positive aspect of his WWE career.
Jim Ross criticized wrestling media for focusing too heavily on WWE while neglecting other promotions, citing a recent episode of Busted Open Radio as an example. The AEW commentator acknowledged his bias working for Tony Khan's company but argued outlets should cover the entire wrestling business. Ross also speculated that WWE may be monitoring AEW talent whose contracts are nearing expiration, while expressing optimism about AEW's continued growth.
Cody Rhodes revealed he felt 'trepidatious' about his involvement in a significant WWE moment in 2025. He stated he did not want to mess up the moment, though specific details of the event were not disclosed.
Former WWE star Santos Escobar released a farewell message on social media directed at Nick Khan and Paul 'Triple H' Levesque. The message comes as his 90-day non-compete clause with WWE is set to expire this week.