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Following the announcement of Sid's induction earlier this week, another "Legacy Class" inductee has been confirmed for the 2026 WWE Hall of Fame class. The article does not specify who the additional Legacy inductee is.
Bad News Brown has been officially announced for induction into the WWE Hall of Fame's 2026 Legacy Class, with Triple H making the announcement on Twitter. The announcement highlighted Brown's accomplishments from representing Canada in judo at the 1976 Olympics to his WrestleMania IV battle royal victory. He joins a 2026 class that includes AJ Styles, Stephanie McMahon, Demolition, Sid Vicious and Dennis Rodman, with the ceremony taking place during WrestleMania 42 weekend in Las Vegas.
A former champion has addressed what they consider to be the biggest misconceptions surrounding the WWE ID program. The wrestler spoke out to clarify misunderstandings about the program.
LA Knight addressed injury concerns on Twitter after noticeable swelling appeared on his elbow following this week's WWE Raw episode. Knight stated that he is dealing with a bursa flare-up (bursitis) but confirmed it won't keep him from the road to WrestleMania, indicating the condition is under control. Knight has not wrestled since Elimination Chamber on February 28 but remains active on WWE programming and has not been officially announced for a WrestleMania 42 match.
AEW's Jeff Jarrett believes WWE should convince John Cena to "unretire" himself and compete in a limited number of matches annually. Jarrett specifically thinks Cena should return for "2 to 4 matches a year."
An update on The Rock's next non-WWE project has emerged, along with information about when fans will next see him on the big screen. No specific details about the project or timeline were provided in the available content.
Former NXT Champion Oba Femi believes that WWE's experienced stars will eventually have to make way for talented young stars like him. Femi commented on new talent joining WWE's aging roster, stating "Father Time Always Wins."
A WWE star has identified Booker T and X-Pac as his two biggest mentors. The wrestler shared that both Hall of Famers have provided him with advice throughout his career.
Tony D'Angelo revealed on the No-Contest Wrestling podcast that he and Bron Breakker were originally planned to team together as a modern-day version of the Steiner Brothers before WWE NXT transitioned to NXT 2.0. According to D'Angelo, Road Dogg informed him the plans were scrapped when NXT 2.0 launched, leading D'Angelo to develop his "Don of NXT" character while Breakker pursued singles competition and eventually became a multi-time NXT Champion.
A former WWE champion recently lost their title, ending what was described as an inaugural reign. Plans have been revealed for the wrestler following their title loss.
The Sandman clarified on BTA Philly that despite his appearances in WWE 2K video games, he does not have a WWE Legends deal but instead has a likeness contract with the company. Sandman explained he has turned down WWE's offers for a Legends deal, stating he has never heard anyone say positive things about signing such nostalgia agreements.
Tony D'Angelo revealed that his absence from WWE television from July to December 2025 was due to personal matters and a need for a reset, not an injury or backstage issues. The NXT star explained that during his time away, his wife became pregnant, which gave him a new perspective on life and helped him step back from the constant routine of wrestling. D'Angelo returned with a stripped-down presentation, having moved away from his previous "Don of NXT" persona, and says he now has a different mindset focused on achieving his goals while taking care of his family.