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United States Champion Carmelo Hayes reveals an important thing he's learned from two of WWE's top stars. The article does not specify which WWE stars Hayes learned from or what specific lesson he gained from them.
Samantha Irvin has revealed plans to return to professional wrestling as a manager rather than as a ring announcer, responding to fan tweets by stating "I promise I will bring even more gusto to the mic when managing talent." According to Sean Ross Sapp on Fightful Select, Irvin re-signed with WWE in early 2024 with a significant pay raise but also a two-year non-compete clause that runs through October 2026. Irvin had told WWE she no longer wanted to be a ring announcer, and WWE increased her TV presence with the pay raise, which led to online harassment and criticism.
Road Dogg responded to a fan account on social media after they suggested he should be fired from WWE. The exchange began when Road Dogg posted about being "fired up" regarding WWE Unreal season 2 on Netflix, where he's featured as part of R-Truth's storyline, and the NWA Legends account replied "Think we're all just hoping FIRED!" Road Dogg then responded sarcastically, saying he appreciated them thinking of him, especially a "Legend of the NWA."
Mark Henry revealed how WWE created the infamous Mae Young hand birth segment, explaining that Vince McMahon refused to tell him the storyline's conclusion despite Henry asking multiple times about the pregnancy angle's purpose. On the day of the segment, Pat Patterson told Henry the plan and had him mix leftover catering food with slime in a plastic bag to create the "birth" material, while keeping it secret from Gerald Brisco due to his weak stomach. Henry said the segment was "the best thing that I ever did in wrestling" and that Brisco reacted by getting sick as predicted when the hand was revealed.
Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch have addressed whether they would retire from in-ring competition when their daughter reaches grade school age. The WWE superstars discussed their future plans regarding retirement as their daughter gets older.
Gable Steveson was released from WWE in 2024 and has revealed whether he holds any animosity towards the promotion following his departure. The Olympic gold medalist has reflected on his brief tenure with WWE.
Triple H announced on Twitter that Linkin Park's "Heavy Is The Crown" will serve as the official theme song for the 2026 Royal Rumble event in Riyadh. The announcement was made on January 25, 2026, with Triple H stating that the song provides the soundtrack as "The Road to #WrestleMania starts in less than a week."
WWE Raw General Manager Adam Pearce has commented on Bron Breakker's future plans within WWE. The comments were made ahead of Monday's episode of Raw, with Breakker being identified as a member of The Vision.
Shinsuke Nakamura revealed AJ Styles's WWE retirement date in a social media post that has since been deleted. The post potentially spoiled Styles's retirement plans before being removed.
Former WWE Champion The Miz has opened up about the difficulty of WWE releases and the internal worries that accompany them. The Miz reflected on how challenging these situations are within the company.
Carmelo Hayes has reflected on his previous Royal Rumble experience and is looking ahead to upcoming Royal Rumble events. The WWE star shared his thoughts on both his past participation and future Royal Rumble matches.
A WWE performer has announced they will miss Monday's edition of Raw. Their replacement has been revealed ahead of the show.