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WWE NXT star Ricky Saints has commented on his acting debut ahead of his appearance on The CW's Wild Cards. His debut on the show is scheduled for tomorrow.
Jaida Parker may not actually be injured despite WWE airing a backstage segment on the February 17 NXT episode stating she was sidelined with a neck injury following her chaotic match with Blake Monroe. According to Sean Ross Sapp during a February 22 Fightful Select Q&A, Parker is fine and wrestling at live events, with no mention of any neck issue or medical setback. The clarification suggests the on-air injury announcement was storyline-driven rather than reflecting a real medical situation.
WWE has confirmed name changes for three NXT talents, with Romeo Moreno (formerly Jaime Garcia/Zozaya) making his debut at a recent live event where he teamed with Malik Blade to defeat Dorian Van Dux and Harlem Lewis. The other confirmed changes are Dorian Van Dux for Mike Derudder (formerly Mike D Vecchio) and Tristan Angels for Nathaniel Cranton (formerly Nathan Angel). All three wrestlers were part of WWE's October 2025 signing class, and WWE has also trademarked additional names including Kai Kavari, CJ Valor, and Santi Rivera that have not yet been assigned to specific talent.
WWE star Tiffany Stratton has made her relationship with NXT talent and former Olympian Shady Elnahas Instagram official, posting a series of intimate photos including cozy selfies, gym shots, and romantic moments at Disney World. The post, captioned "Word on the street..." effectively confirms their relationship after weeks of fan speculation following previous social media activity and public sightings. The announcement appears to end speculation about Stratton's previous relationship with Ludwig Kaiser, with whom rumors of a split had been circulating for months.
Another WWE star name change has been confirmed following an NXT live event match this past weekend. The article does not specify which wrestler received the name change or provide additional details about the incident.
Nikki Blackheart has commented on meeting WWE legend John Cena during Bayley's recent Lodestone training camp. The wrestler shared her reaction to the encounter with the former WWE Champion at the training event.
Jasmin St. Claire has doubled down on her position regarding the Janel Grant lawsuit against Vince McMahon, stating on Twitter/X that Grant "is not a victim" and questioning who is paying Grant to speak publicly about the case. Grant filed her lawsuit in January 2024 alleging sexual abuse, trafficking, and coercion by McMahon, as well as negligence by WWE, with McMahon denying all allegations. St. Claire has repeatedly questioned Grant's credibility, pointing to a previously signed $3 million NDA and prior compensation in her latest comments about the ongoing legal case.
Big E revealed that WWE creative once discussed a revenge angle where he would seek payback against Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods following their actions during The New Day's 10th anniversary celebration on Raw. The former WWE Champion, who recently confirmed his retirement from in-ring competition due to a neck injury, stated he is now focused on his broadcasting role with WWE and also hosts the NFL draft analysis series "The Evaluation."
Nia Jax discussed her 2021 WWE release and her full-time return to the company in September 2023. Her return included participating in the 2023 Royal Rumble match.
Jackie Redmond expressed frustration on Twitter after several of her Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics interviews were removed due to copyright claims tied to HBO Eurosport, despite the interviews not featuring any game highlights. The NHL and WWE broadcaster stated the interviews focused on showcasing athletes as people and featured players like Jack Eichel and Jack Hughes. Following the takedowns, Redmond hinted at shifting her focus to Instagram, posting that she loves the platform and may "go hangout there."
Becky Lynch accused WWE of planning to pipe in crowd cheers and noise for CM Punk and AJ Lee at Elimination Chamber in Chicago, claiming her sources informed her that the wrestlers get no real crowd support. Lynch also alleged that WWE will pay some attendees in merchandise to react loudly when Punk and Lee appear. Lynch is set to defend the WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship at the February 28 event at the United Center.
Becky Lynch accused WWE of planning to pipe in crowd cheers and noise for CM Punk and AJ Lee at Elimination Chamber in Chicago, claiming her sources informed her that the wrestlers get no real crowd support. Lynch also alleged that WWE will pay some attendees in merchandise to react loudly when Punk and Lee appear. Lynch is set to defend the WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship at the February 28 event at the United Center.