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WWE SmackDown star Kit Wilson apologized to fans on X for missing the blue brand's show in Barcelona due to travel issues. Wilson used social media to explain his absence from the SmackDown event.
Alexa Bliss responded to a fan on social media who questioned why she was shown holding ice packs to her face backstage after her match with Jade Cargill on WWE SmackDown, despite not appearing to take direct facial impact from the final move. Bliss defended her injury selling by pointing out that she took "elbows crushed & boots to the face" throughout the match, explaining there was "more to a match than just 1 move." The match saw Cargill defeat Bliss and hit her with a post-match Jaded onto a steel chair before Charlotte Flair and Rhea Ripley intervened.
WWE SmackDown's 5/29/2026 broadcast emanated from Spain, giving international fans an earlier viewing of the show than usual.
Jacob Fatu suffered a legitimate injury during WWE's May 28 live event in Liverpool after his match against Solo Sikoa in a Liverpool Street Fight, according to PWInsider. Fatu was seen limping backstage following the match and appeared to land awkwardly during the bout, with the injury initially thought to be selling but now confirmed as legitimate. The timing raises concerns for his scheduled WWE World Championship match against Roman Reigns at Clash in Italy on May 31, though WWE has not announced any changes to the event.
Bully Ray has shared his thoughts on how a potential feud between Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi could conclude at WWE SummerSlam. The Hall of Famer explained how WWE could create a storyline path leading to SummerSlam 2026 for both wrestlers.
Jacob Fatu was reportedly injured at a WWE live event in Liverpool ahead of his Tribal Combat match at Clash in Italy on Sunday.
Ric Flair warned on Twitter that someone he's familiar with is using his "Flair" trademark without authorization and threatened legal action if the issue isn't resolved by Monday. Flair stated he's represented by an attorney and included a screenshot showing potential trademark infringement penalties, though he did not directly name the individual he's targeting. This continues ongoing disputes Flair has had regarding his trademarks, including a previous 2021 conflict with WWE over Becky Lynch's use of "The Man" nickname.
There are potential concerns about the status of a planned match between Roman Reigns and Jacob Fatu at WWE Clash in Italy 2026 due to an injury. The injury situation is creating uncertainty around whether the match will proceed as scheduled.
According to a former WWE writer, Vince McMahon considered two recently-released stars "a national treasure." The article does not specify which wrestlers McMahon referred to with this description.
Sol Ruca suffered an injury during her match with Becky Lynch at Saturday Night's Main Event, with Lynch claiming on social media that Ruca was not medically cleared to wrestle. However, WWE sources indicate that Ruca is traveling to Italy for Clash in Italy and is expected to be there for the event. The injury occurred during their non-title match that ended in disqualification after Lynch pulled referee Jessika Carr into the path of Ruca's finishing move.
Judge Travis Laster sided with POST Wrestling reporter Brandon Thurston in his challenge to redacted filings in the WWE shareholder lawsuit, which is set for trial on June 8 in Delaware Chancery Court. The unsealed material includes a voicemail from Ari Emanuel to Vince McMahon before WWE's merger with UFC under TKO, with the lawsuit alleging McMahon prioritized protecting his own position over securing the best outcome for shareholders. The defendants, including McMahon, Paul Levesque, Nick Khan, George Barrios and Michelle Wilson, argued that releasing the information could damage professional relationships, but the judge determined they had not shown enough harm to outweigh public interest in disclosure.
Cody Rhodes vs. Gunther for the Undisputed WWE Championship will open WWE Clash in Italy on May 31 from the Inalpi Arena in Turin, Italy, as announced by Joe Tessitore during the May 29 episode of SmackDown. The match, along with Rhea Ripley vs. Jade Cargill for the WWE Women's Championship, will air during the first hour of the event on ESPN in the United States before the remainder of the show transitions to ESPN Unlimited.