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TNA Wrestling star Cedric Alexander reflected on his WWE NXT run, stating that he "didn't feel useful" during his time there. Alexander, who is a former WWE Raw Tag Team Champion, revealed that he didn't feel valued during his WWE tenure.
R-Truth opened up about the personal sacrifices his WWE career has required, revealing that he has missed graduations, birthdays, anniversaries, and family deaths while dedicating himself to wrestling. The 54-year-old wrestler said his son told him "it was worth it" after seeing the overwhelming fan support Truth received when it looked like he might be done with WWE. Truth described the fan reaction as something he had "never felt love like that before" and said the outpouring of support from fans will never go unnoticed by him.
R-Truth explained in an interview with WittyWhittier that he never intentionally tries to make WWE stars break character during segments, stating "I just do me" rather than having it as an objective. Despite memorable moments where stars like Brock Lesnar and Damian Priest have cracked up around him, Truth clarified that making people laugh isn't part of a master plan and that he simply goes out there and does what he does best.
R-Truth revealed during an interview with WittyWhittier that he is not medically cleared following an attack by the MFTs. Truth stated that the MFTs are "on the radar" and emphasized they are "hurting people," taking a more serious tone than his usual comedic persona when discussing the group.
Booker T believes a title match at WWE Clash in Italy would have been better and smoother if the two wrestlers involved had worked together in house show matches beforehand. He discussed how the match needed more practice through house show work prior to the event.
The WWE shareholder trial scheduled to begin Monday in Delaware Court of Chancery was removed from the court calendar on Friday. The case centered on WWE's 2023 merger with UFC to form TKO Group Holdings, with plaintiffs alleging WWE was undervalued and that Vince McMahon steered the transaction toward Endeavor while blocking other potential bidders like KKR and Liberty Media. Questions remain about who would pay any potential settlement, as the lawsuit named individuals including McMahon, Nick Khan, Paul Levesque, George Barrios, and Michelle Wilson as defendants rather than WWE or TKO as companies.
AAA wrestler Jack Cartwheel has expressed interest in facing several WWE main roster stars, specifically naming Roman Reigns and Jacob Fatu as desired opponents. Cartwheel indicated he has dream matches in mind for both WWE Raw and SmackDown programming.
Alba Fyre has clarified that she was not released by WWE, but rather her contract simply expired, allowing her to choose whether to stay with the company or not. Unlike wrestlers who are fired and must wait through a 90-day non-compete clause, Fyre was able to immediately return to wrestling and made a surprise appearance for Pro Wrestling EVE in London on June 5. Many fans had believed she was part of WWE's post-WrestleMania talent cuts on April 24, but Fyre explained her departure was different from those traditional releases.
According to Dave Meltzer, WWE and TNA's working agreement includes a provision that gives WWE the right to purchase TNA at a set price, though this does not mean WWE will actually exercise that option. Meltzer compared this to similar deals WWE made with European independent promotions years ago, where WWE had purchase rights but never bought any of those companies.
Jack Cartwheel has expressed interest in facing WWE star El Grande Americano in AAA. Cartwheel acknowledged that he might get booed out of the building for this matchup, but has named El Grande Americano among his potential AAA opponents.
WWE AAA star Jack Cartwheel announced he will not need surgery for the elbow injury he suffered during his match against Galeno Del Mal at GCW Gringo Locos' The Wrld On Lucha event on April 17. Despite having torn tendons and ligaments from the dislocated elbow that forced the match to be stopped early, Cartwheel said his recovery has progressed better than expected and he won't be out for the initially feared six to eight months.
WWE AAA star Jack Cartwheel has provided an update on his arm injury, confirming that he will not require surgery. Cartwheel stated he is currently recovering from the injury.