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Former WWE Diva Candice Michelle, who appeared on the cover of Playboy in 2006, has made comparisons between posing for the magazine and OnlyFans. Michelle drew parallels between the two platforms in her recent comments.
Former WWE star and two-time NXT Champion Karrion Kross has commented on a mask versus mask match involving El Grande Americano. Kross shared his thoughts after watching the match.
Former WWE producer Brian "Road Dogg" James believes that WWE could learn something by watching Ohio Valley Wrestling. Road Dogg has identified what he sees as a problem with WWE's current state.
Charlotte Flair revealed that wearing matching outfits with Tiffany Stratton during the WWE WrestleMania 41 build was not planned and happened by chance. Flair commented on this unplanned aspect of her rivalry with Stratton heading into WrestleMania 41.
Charlotte Flair has stated that she never understood the controversy surrounding the WWE Divas Championship. The WWE star shared her honest thoughts on the former women's title.
Glenn Jacobs recently reflected on his WWE run as Dr. Isaac Yankem, explaining why that particular character didn't work. He also discussed his longevity in WWE as Kane.
WWE is reportedly considering using Danhausen at Madison Square Garden for Saturday Night's Main Event if the New York Knicks win the NBA Finals, according to Fightful Select. The company is excited about the media attention Danhausen has received after "uncursing" the Knicks during their playoff run, with discussions also underway for potential involvement at Fanatics Fest and increased usage in the New York area.
Danhausen discussed the possibility of having his cape retired at Madison Square Garden during an appearance on The Sal Licata Show, with the host suggesting the honor could commemorate Danhausen's connection to the New York Knicks' current playoff run. Danhausen responded positively to the idea, saying a cape could hang in the Garden "to commemorate his contributions to this wonderful playoff run." The wrestler's involvement has become an unexpected side story during the Knicks' playoffs.
WWE Raw star Bronson Reed has shared a message during his current absence from WWE programming as he prepares to return from injury. Reed posted "Y'all Really Need Me Back" while addressing his time away from television.
A former WWE producer described their experience working for the company as being like "going to the dentist every day." The producer expressed negative feelings about the job of producing matches for WWE.
Rey Mysterio revealed that during his first trip to Japan in 1995 for WAR's Super J Cup tournament, the promoter initially said he was "too small" and that fans "won't believe he's a wrestler." Instead of being fully integrated into the tournament featuring wrestlers like Eddie Guerrero and Chris Jericho, Mysterio was placed in a special match on the card. After his performance, the same promoter asked "When can we have him again?" and said he would bring Mysterio back.
Rey Mysterio revealed on The Later Run podcast that he seriously considered retiring from wrestling five or six years ago when he no longer felt the same emotion stepping into the ring and was burnt out mentally and physically. Mysterio said his son Dominik's decision to enter the wrestling business helped reignite his passion and inspired him to continue his career. The decision led to Rey and Dominik eventually becoming WWE's first father-son tag team champions.