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WWE star Brock Lesnar has stated that all his titles and accolades mean nothing compared to his children. Lesnar explained that his kids are more important than any of his success in a wrestling ring and considers them his true legacy.
An absent WWE star is reportedly expected to make her return to television on WWE Raw. The return is anticipated for the March 30 episode of the show.
AJ Styles discussed his WWE scouting role on his Phenomenally Retro podcast on March 29, 2026, explaining that he actively searches for talent at indie shows and online. Styles emphasized that he evaluates wrestlers based on their heart, passion, and drive rather than size, look, or current skill level, stating he wants to discover talent before it's fully developed and prefers wrestlers with no backup plan who are fully committed to the wrestling business.
A TNA Wrestling star reflected on his crossover match with WWE SmackDown star Carmelo Hayes that took place earlier this year in London, England. The TNA wrestler described their chemistry as being "on a different level."
Roxanne Perez is expected to return to WWE storylines this week, according to PWInsider, with her comeback reportedly slated for this week's RAW taping at Madison Square Garden. Perez has been absent from WWE programming after undergoing surgery to remove a benign mass from her back, with her last television appearance occurring on the February 2 episode of RAW where she interfered in a street fight and crashed through a table.
AEW's Jeff Jarrett reflected on working with Chuck Norris at the 1994 WWE Survivor Series event, calling him "a pro's pro." Jarrett praised Norris for his professionalism during their collaboration at the wrestling event.
WWE announced that Fallyn Grey has been signed to a WWE ID contract, with the signing taking place at Pro Wrestling Arizona in Phoenix, Arizona on March 28. The official WWE ID account confirmed Grey's addition to the developmental program on March 29 via social media. This signing continues WWE's recent expansion of the WWE ID system, which serves as a pathway for independent wrestlers to gain experience while remaining on WWE's radar for future opportunities.
Former AEW Women's Champion Thunder Rosa revealed that attending a WWE pay-per-view event changed her life and cemented her love for wrestling. Rosa recalled the experience as being transformative in her relationship with professional wrestling.
D-Von Dudley revealed details about his 2020 stroke during an interview with DJ Vlad, explaining how a routine evening in a hotel room turned into a life-threatening emergency. He described feeling an overwhelming urge to unlock his hotel room door, which proved critical when he later fell face-first after losing feeling in his legs and was unable to move properly. His wife recognized he was having a stroke when he called her, prompting her to contact the hotel for immediate intervention.
On the Coach & Bro Show, Vince Russo and Jonathan Coachman criticized WWE's creative direction heading into WrestleMania, arguing that matches are being added without strong storylines behind them. Russo claimed that seven matches would be "filler" and criticized the weekly television build as relying only on brawls and face-to-face promos rather than developing meaningful long-term narratives. The hosts expressed concern that WrestleMania's card risks feeling hollow without proper storyline buildup at this stage.
WWE personality Jonathan Coachman criticized Jade Cargill's promo abilities during a recent episode of Coach & Bro with Vince Russo, calling her "bad on the mic." Coachman suggested that WWE is protecting Cargill by pairing her with other talent like Michin and B-Fab during her current feud with Rhea Ripley on SmackDown, implying this decision is tied to her microphone performance.
Former WWE star Candice Michelle has reflected on her contrasting reigns with the Women's Championship and 24/7 Championship. She discussed the very different experiences she had winning these two WWE titles during her career.