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Beast Is Back: Lesnar Sparks Historic Rematch at Clash In Italy
Brock Lesnar returned on WWE Raw, ambushing Oba Femi with multiple F5s and prompting a contract for the biggest rematch in history at Clash In Italy on May 31, signaling the end of his surprise retirement storyline.
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Kendal Grey climbs from Evolve to NXT, vacating the women's title
Kendal Grey, the Evolve Women’s Champion, defended the belt by defeating Tyra Mae Steel on an Evolve episode that premiered on Tubi, then vacated the title and handed the belt to Evolve’s new GM Timothy Thatcher as she moves to WWE NXT to take over Tuesday nights.
RFK Jr.'s Niece Lands WWE Contract, Credits Linda McMahon
A Cageside Seats piece reports that WWE signed Zoe Hines, RFK Jr.'s niece, to a contract and RFK suggested Linda McMahon played a role in the signing. Zoe is Cheryl Hines' niece and had been at WWE tryouts; surrounding coverage notes rumors of external pressure linked to the Trump era, though those claims aren’t confirmed.
Danhausen’s merch boom puts WWE on notice after Elimination Chamber debut
WWE officials are reportedly pleasantly surprised by Danhausen’s merch sales since his Elimination Chamber debut, led by a top-selling t-shirt on WWE Shop; insiders question whether the strong numbers reflect projections or indicate WWE’s signing decisions, while Danhausen amplifies the hype on social media.
Danhausen vows to takeover TV after chaotic WWE debut
Danhausen’s Elimination Chamber debut drew boos, but he’s signed with WWE and has publicly pledged to takeover television and the audience as he works to get his ghoul-inspired character over.
AJ Styles shifts to WWE development role after retirement
AJ Styles has reportedly signed a new WWE contract to work behind the scenes in talent development after publicly retiring, aligning with his goal of helping young talent and noting his Hall of Fame induction in 2026.
AJ Styles bows out, headed to WWE Hall of Fame in 2026
AJ Styles officially retired on Monday Night Raw after a career-ending showing, as The Undertaker revealed Styles will be inducted into the 2026 WWE Hall of Fame. Styles thanked his family and fans in a farewell moment, with Undertaker’s appearance serving as the ceremonial induction announcement.
Morgan picks Vaquer for WrestleMania 42’s Women’s World Championship
Liv Morgan revealed on Raw that she will challenge Stephanie Vaquer for the Women’s World Championship at WrestleMania 42, cementing Vaquer vs Morgan and leaving Jade Cargill’s title to be decided by an Elimination Chamber winner or TBD opponent; the WrestleMania 42 lineup also features CM Punk vs Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship.
Bronson Reed sidelined with distal bicep tear ahead of Elimination Chamber
Bronson Reed suffered a distal bicep tear during Monday Night Raw in Atlanta and was ruled out indefinitely, with surgery a possibility that could sideline him for 3–6 months. The injury came while he was in a triple-threat to qualify for the Elimination Chamber, just six days from WrestleMania 42, and adds to injuries affecting The Vision ahead of the big show.
Lesnar’s WrestleMania Open Challenge: Who Steps Up Next?
After Brock Lesnar’s Raw return, WWE is running an open challenge for WrestleMania 42, with a mystery foe to be determined; Oba Femi and Gunther are among the possible challengers as Mania approaches.
SNME night surprise: Rhodes and Fatu never wrestled, yet the moment stole the show
At the Montreal Saturday Night’s Main Event, Cody Rhodes and Jacob Fatu didn’t have their advertised singles match. Instead, Fatu attacked before the bell and a chaotic arena-wide brawl erupted, ending with WWE Champion Drew McIntyre sending them through tables from the crowd. The crowd loved the spectacle even though the match didn’t take place.