4 minutes ago

John Cena Classic Format Still Undecided After WWE Announcement

Dave Meltzer reported that the John Cena Invitational remains “a work in progress” after WWE announced the concept. He said details are not decided, including whether it becomes a tournament, individual matches, or a specific championship format. The update means fan theories around the event remain speculation until WWE finalizes how the 'John Cena Classic' will actually work.

By Afnan Chougle

11 minutes ago

AJ Styles Enjoys WWE Evolve Role but Downplays Agent Future

Styles said he helped at a recent WWE Evolve taping, calling matches through a headset after a producer needed support. He said praise for not “saying too much” made him feel “like a million bucks.” Though Styles said he does not want to be an agent, he admitted running a show someday sounds “awesome and exciting.”

By Afnan Chougle

24 minutes ago

AJ Styles Says Danhausen Gives WWE Needed Variety

Styles praised Danhausen’s comedy role, saying wrestling needs “a little bit of everything.” He said fans should get entertainment, storylines and laughs, not just one style every week. “Danhausen is definitely filling the need,” Styles added. His comments frame Danhausen’s oddball act as part of WWE’s broader push to balance wrestling with character-driven fun.

By Afnan Chougle

40 minutes ago

John Cena Admits His WWE Classic Event Could Fail

Cena said The John Cena Classic “might be a total failure,” but believes the risk fits his advice to “be authentic” and “do not fear failure.” With his in-ring career over, Cena said his WWE “why” is creating a launchpad for talent and a unique fan experience. “At the very least, we all learn something,” he added.

By Afnan Chougle

43 minutes ago

AJ Styles Reacts to New Day’s Reported WWE Departures

Styles said he could not confirm reports that New Day asked to leave WWE but said it would not surprise him if they chose independence. He called them “brilliant” and “awesome,” adding, “Everybody loves them.” Styles said the departures “bum” him out but believes they have a plan and will figure out their next move.

By Afnan Chougle

about 7 hours ago

Sting Reveals He Made Just $64K While Main-Eventing in NWA

Sting said early NWA payoffs started at $25 for TV and sometimes $40 to $65 for matches, even as he climbed into world-title programs. While Flair flew private, Sting drove towns and worked main events on a $52,000 deal. After asking Flair for help, Crockett raised him slightly: “That year, I made $64,000.”

By Adarsh Ojha

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