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Gunther has commented on a potential match with Brock Lesnar following Lesnar's WWE return on this week's Raw. Gunther stated that after he beats Cody, Brock can challenge him.
According to Rope Break, the opening match for WWE Saturday Night's Main Event on May 23 will feature Penta defending the Intercontinental Championship against Ethan Page. The match stems from Ethan Page pinning Penta on RAW to earn the title opportunity, and the event takes place at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Kit Wilson says a potential Pretty Deadly reunion would feature a "bigger and better" but "more mature" version of the team, as both he and Elton Prince have grown personally and professionally during their time apart. Prince has been out of action since suffering a serious neck injury in May 2025 and underwent neck fusion surgery, with his WWE future remaining uncertain until he receives medical clearance. Wilson has remained active on SmackDown and recently aligned himself with The Miz, including teaming together at WWE Backlash 2026 against Danhausen and his smaller clone.
GUNTHER believes the Italian crowd at Clash in Italy could cheer for him over Cody Rhodes during their Undisputed WWE Championship match on May 31 in Turin. The Ring General told the Italian Wrestling Channel that the European setting is "my home turf" and could make it feel "like an away game for Cody," citing how European crowds have previously supported wrestlers from their region regardless of heel or babyface status. GUNTHER said this dynamic would make the match "more interesting" and promised fans the bout "will not disappoint on any level."
According to WWE's Kit Wilson, if his Pretty Deadly partner Elton Prince is able to return to the ring, fans will see a different version of the tag team. Wilson teased that Pretty Deadly would have a "different" approach should Prince make his comeback to wrestling.
Jey Uso responded to criticism over his "best world entertainment wrestler in the world" claim by posting "Why yall be so mad tho?? Ain't my fault I'm good tho" on his Instagram Story. He previously defended his confidence by referencing his nearly two decades of performing at the highest level. Uso was named "Most Overrated Wrestler" in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter's 2025 Year-End Awards, which he dismissed with "Ya'll really love me" on social media.
GUNTHER has addressed the possibility of receiving a babyface reaction when he faces Cody Rhodes at WWE Clash in Italy 2026 in Turin. The WWE star commented that he thinks it makes the situation "a little bit more interesting."
Former WWE star Aleister Black has revealed that WWE Hall of Famer Yokozuna inspired him to become a professional wrestler. Black's first professional wrestling memory involved Yokozuna, despite the significant differences between the two wrestlers.
Former WWE star Raj Dhesi (Jinder Mahal) has named Bron Breakker and Kurt Angle among the best athletes he has competed against in the ring. Dhesi described Breakker as a "very disciplined, very motivated young man."
Joe Hendry discussed what inspired him to become a professional wrestler and named a WWE Hall of Famer as his biggest wrestling inspiration. The WWE star cited one of the company's biggest-ever stars during the discussion.
Mark Jindrak addressed recent complaints from WWE wrestlers about fan incidents during WrestleMania weekend, stating he doesn't think the situation was a big deal and that wrestlers should be grateful for the attention. Speaking on his YouTube channel, Jindrak argued that intense fan reactions are a sign that wrestlers are connecting with their audience and creating emotion, saying there are many wrestlers who wish they received that level of attention from fans. He also commented on specific incidents involving CM Punk and Randy Orton, suggesting that wrestlers should be able to handle such situations as professionals.
Donald Trump posted "We all miss the Huckster!" on Truth Social along with a photo of Hulk Hogan, apparently confusing the wrestling legend with "The Huckster," a parody character WWE created to mock Hogan during the 1990s Monday Night Wars. The Huckster was part of WWE's "Billionaire Ted" skits that parodied WCW and Ted Turner while Hogan was competing for the rival promotion.