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WWE star Liv Morgan described her involvement in John Cena's retirement match against Dominik Mysterio as a "full-circle moment." Morgan stated that participating in the match involving her childhood hero was meaningful to her.
WWE NXT referee Vicky D'Errico won first place at her first WBFF competition and earned professional status. D'Errico shared photos of her trophy and official certificate on social media, celebrating the achievement after spending close to a year preparing for her WBFF debut while balancing her referee duties.
Former WWE star Gable Steveson has officially signed with UFC and will make his debut at UFC 329 on July 11 during International Fight Week, according to a UFC broadcast confirmation reported by Ariel Helwani. Steveson, an Olympic gold medalist and multiple NCAA champion who transitioned from amateur wrestling to WWE before focusing on MMA, has maintained a perfect professional record with a string of knockout wins. The signing adds Steveson as a new heavyweight to the UFC roster.
Penta defeated El Hijo del Vikingo to retain his Intercontinental Championship on AAA on FOX, securing his spot at WrestleMania. The match ended when Mini Vikingo interfered by hitting Vikingo with the title belt, allowing Penta to capitalize with a Mexican Destroyer for the victory. Penta will defend the Intercontinental Championship at WrestleMania in a ladder match against Rey Mysterio, Je'Von Evans, Dragon Lee, JD McDonagh, and Rusev.
La Catalina has officially joined WWE AAA, making her debut by interrupting Flammer's championship celebration during tonight's episode.
Rhea Ripley took to social media to shut down viral rumors claiming her recent body transformation was due to muscle mass causing serious back pain. An engagement account spread the false claim, which fans incorrectly connected to comments Ripley made in a July 2025 interview where she mentioned back pain from hitting an announce table during a match with Raquel Rodriguez. Ripley responded directly on social media, stating "That 'interview' never happened. Just another made up thing about me."
Former WWE star Eddy Thorpe, who was released in 2025, has accused the company of forcing him into a stereotypical Native American character that limited his creative expression. In an interview with Dale Clifford, Thorpe claimed WWE reduced his character to outdated visual stereotypes involving "animal bones" and "chokers," and pushed storylines where he would be "out by a fire smudging his injury, passing sage over it." Thorpe stated that his character was written by "white men who don't know anything about my people" and that he was pressured to portray himself in ways that didn't align with his authentic identity.
Cody Rhodes responded to the chaotic WrestleMania 42 build by calling it "a normal WrestleMania for us" after he and Jelly Roll were attacked by Pat McAfee and Randy Orton on SmackDown. The WWE Champion's original legacy match against Orton has evolved into a more complex storyline involving McAfee as Orton's ally and Jelly Roll on Rhodes' side. Rhodes indicated he's unfazed by the obstacles, saying they will "stand in the pocket, stare down every foolish obstacle, and throw."
WWE Champion Cody Rhodes has commented on the build to WrestleMania 42 involving Pat McAfee. Rhodes described the situation as "a normal WrestleMania" for him and his fans.
WWE Hall of Famer John "Bradshaw" Layfield revealed that he still possesses the original WWE Undisputed Championship belt. JBL held the iconic title belt during the mid-2000s.
EC3 revealed on the Crazy Train Podcast that he nearly quit wrestling after being released from WWE in 2013, following four years in developmental, an injury, and company restructuring of the developmental system. He admitted to considering finishing school and living a "normal life," but advice from trainer Dr. Tom Prichard to "never take yourself out the game" changed his mindset and motivated him to prove WWE wrong. This turning point ultimately fueled his later success in TNA and helped him continue his wrestling career.
Hulk Hogan's ex-wife Linda Hogan promoted the upcoming Netflix documentary "Hulk Hogan: Real American" by posting a bikini selfie on Instagram with the caption encouraging followers to check out the documentary premiering April 22. The Netflix documentary is built around Hogan's final recorded interview before his passing in July 2025 and will cover his legacy, career highlights including matches with Andre the Giant at WrestleMania III and The Rock at WrestleMania X8, as well as controversies throughout his career.