
WWE Star Montez Ford Shows Off Impressive Body Transformation After The Street Profits Return
WWE star Montez Ford has displayed an impressive body transformation following The Street Profits' return to WWE Raw after WrestleMania 42.
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WWE star Montez Ford has displayed an impressive body transformation following The Street Profits' return to WWE Raw after WrestleMania 42.

Montez Ford revealed on Instagram that he underwent an 8-week training transformation to lose weight before returning to WWE RAW on April 20. During his time away from television, Ford also became a father and completed an album while preparing for his comeback alongside Angelo Dawkins after WrestleMania 42.

WWE Hall of Famer Lita has revealed that she would want to face IYO SKY if she were offered one more match.

Danhausen has reflected on his time in AEW and expressed that he would like to wrestle more in WWE. The wrestler discussed his AEW career while talking about his current situation with WWE.

Hulk Hogan addressed his 2015 racist remarks in his final interview featured in Netflix's "Hulk Hogan: Real American" docuseries, released after his death in July 2025. In the interview, Hogan expressed regret for using racist language during a personal situation, stating he should have "kept his mouth shut" and acknowledged that his words continued to have an "echo effect" for years. The 2015 scandal led to his WWE exit and temporary removal from the company's Hall of Fame platforms.

WWE Superstars expressed frustration over inadequate security during WrestleMania week. Many top WWE stars questioned the level of protection provided, with some asking "What Security?" regarding the arrangements made for the event.

John Cena has provided an update on his mindset following his WWE retirement and discussed how he has adapted to life outside the wrestling ring. The WWE star explained his current perspective after stepping away from in-ring competition.

Hulk Hogan and his wife Sky Daily Hogan received death threat letters after the WWE legend publicly supported Donald Trump, according to Sky's revelation in the Netflix documentary "Hulk Hogan: Real American." Sky explained that Hogan was nervous about dividing his audience by entering politics as an entertainer, but chose to move forward because he wanted to be authentic to himself rather than just the Hulk Hogan character. Despite the serious backlash and threats, Sky noted that the support was beneficial for Hogan's "overall pro-America brand."

Brock Lesnar appeared to hint at his retirement from WWE at WrestleMania 42. Tommy Dreamer and Bully Ray don't believe that Lesnar has actually retired from WWE.

Hulk Hogan revealed in his final interview for the Netflix documentary "Hulk Hogan: Real American" that he considered ending his life during his 2009 divorce from Linda Hogan. In the documentary released after his death in July 2025, Hogan described hitting rock bottom with drinking and pills, stating he found himself "sitting in front of my bathroom with a gun in my mouth." He also revealed that he gave Linda 70% of everything in the divorce settlement and was left broke before TNA Wrestling helped save him financially.

Bad News Brown's widow Helen Coage responded to backlash over her late husband's WWE Legacy Hall of Fame induction not including a televised speech, stating on Facebook that the family knew beforehand this wouldn't happen and asking fans not to be bitter about the honor. Coage shared the speech she would have given, thanking WWE for the recognition and describing how Bad News Brown was a devoted family man outside the ring despite his controversial wrestling character, while noting his lasting influence on the industry including helping give Hulk Hogan the "Hollywood Hogan" name.

WWE Hall of Famer Booker T has called for WWE to implement better security measures during WrestleMania 42 weekend. Booker T urged fans not to crowd wrestlers in hotels and discussed having a negative experience during the weekend's events.