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WWE star Sheamus hopes that the wrestling promotion will host its first-ever Irish premium live event, potentially even a WrestleMania. Sheamus is advocating for WWE to bring a PLE to Ireland.
Liv Morgan discussed her divisive "Trouble" entrance theme on the Ring The Belle podcast, stating she loves that it's polarizing and intentionally wanted fans arguing about the catchy song. Morgan also revealed she was extremely nervous before her WrestleMania 42 entrance but committed to delivering what she considers will be a defining moment of her wrestling legacy.
Liv Morgan revealed on the Ring The Belle podcast that her heavily choreographed WrestleMania entrance sparked a newfound love for dancing, despite never having formal dance training before the three-day intensive preparation for the event. Morgan expressed interest in competing on Dancing with the Stars, stating "I'm taking a dance class for Dancing with the Stars. I'm prepping cuz I want that trophy."
Jerry "The King" Lawler revealed that he was "shoved" into his WWE commentary position during the Attitude Era. Lawler explained the circumstances of how he transitioned into the commentary role during that pivotal period in WWE history.
Former WWE writer Vince Russo defended TKO's decision to ask WWE talent to take pay cuts, arguing the company is operating like any business by reevaluating talent based on current value rather than past success. Russo specifically cited The New Day as an example, stating that while they were major merchandise sellers years ago, their merch sales have declined and TKO is looking at whether they're worth their current contract in 2026. According to previous reports, TKO is seeking 50% restructuring of deals and justifying the cuts by pointing to reduced workloads, with talent now working one day per week instead of four and wrestling less frequently than in previous eras.
John Cena is set to make a "historic" announcement at WWE Backlash that he claims will "shock the very foundation of WWE" and change the experience for both superstars and fans. According to WrestleVotes, there was internal talk backstage at SmackDown that Cena's announcement may go beyond the widely speculated Club WWE fan-experience project, though WWE has kept details very quiet behind the scenes.
Former WWE stars Killer Kross (formerly known as Karrion Kross) and Scarlett Bordeaux have publicly addressed the possibility of returning to WWE. Both wrestlers have expressed that they are open to potential returns to the company.
WWE has filed a new series of trademarks that include terms related to Roman Reigns, Jacob Fatu, and John Cena. The company has also filed additional trademarks beyond those three wrestlers.
WWE star Trick Williams has acknowledged a rivalry with Oba Femi and Je'Von Evans. The three former NXT opponents have developed a rivalry behind the scenes as they all want the top spot.
Ted DiBiase revealed that WWE named his bodyguard "Virgil" as an inside joke referencing Dusty Rhodes' real first name, and made disparaging comments about Virgil's intelligence during a recent interview with Inside The Ropes. DiBiase explained that when Virgil later went to WCW, the company renamed him "Vincent" as a counter-rib aimed at Vince McMahon.
Killer Kross (formerly known as Karrion Kross) has commented on the recent WWE releases, specifically regarding underutilized stars who were let go by the company. He expressed sympathy for those released wrestlers, stating that "your hands are not really on the wheel in the way you'd think."
Ted DiBiase revealed that Vince McMahon personally created the Million Dollar Man character, with McMahon explaining during their meeting that the wealthy bully concept was fresh since "the one thing everybody hates is someone who by virtue of their wealth bullies people." McMahon told DiBiase he believed the gimmick could make him "one of the hottest heels we've ever had," and WWE fully committed to selling the character by flying DiBiase first class and providing luxury accommodations to make the millionaire lifestyle appear authentic.