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In this article, let’s take a quick look at the ongoing rumors and discuss three rumors we hope are true and three rumors we hope aren’t.


#3. Hope true: Nick Aldis’ in-ring future post-SummerSlam

At the upcoming two-night PLE, Nick Aldis will make his WWE in-ring debut by locking horns with Gunther. The National Treasure is a former NWA Champion, but he has yet to step inside the squared circle in WWE.

As of now, Aldis has relinquished his executive duties to become an in-ring performer. Recently, a report revealed that Nick might get a singles run in World Wrestling Entertainment.

“It depends on the performance, the reaction, and how he feels about doing it. So if he walks in there and steals the show, it’s hard to say we’re not gonna do it again. If he hits a home run, he could go on a little run,” the report said.

However, it depends on his performance and the crowd reaction at SummerSlam. We hope that the rumor is true. If Nick Aldis delivers an impressive performance, it would be great if the company utilized him as an in-ring talent for a few months as well.


#2. Hope true: WWE SummerSlam match canceled

Already, the Triple H creative regime has announced major matches for the SummerSlam card. One of those matches will feature a Ladder Match for the Interim Women’s Championship.

According to sources, Rhea Ripley’s injury changed the plans. Otherwise, WWE had planned a championship match between Charlotte Flair and Jade Cargill. After the Eradicator suffered a real-life injury, those plans changed, and now both stars are part of the Interim Women’s Championship Ladder Match.

Rhea Ripley’s injury forced WWE to make changes to several creative plans, including the originally proposed title match between Jade Cargill and Charlotte Flair. In addition, current WWE Women’s United States Champion Tiffany Stratton was originally slotted to defend her title

We hope that the rumor is true. It at least implies that the company had serious plans for a Cargill vs. Flair feud after months of development. It would be intriguing to see what happens at SummerSlam in the ladder match.


#1. Hope true: Major title match canceled for SummerSlam

Tiffany Stratton vs. Blake Monroe for the United States Championship was initially planned for SummerSlam 2026. (@Cory_Hays407/@FalseFinishHQ)

Despite being the Women’s United States Champion, Tiffany Stratton is part of the Interim Women’s Championship Ladder Match. This booking surprised the WWE Universe, as it doesn’t make sense to put a champion in another championship match.

Meanwhile, reports revealed that Stratton was originally supposed to defend the gold against Blake Monroe. Nevertheless, those plans were later scrapped, but we hope that this rumor is true.

It shows that WWE was at least concerned about Tiffany’s title reign and wanted to put Blake in a big match at the Biggest Party of the Summer.


#3. Hope not true: Bayley has already wrestled her last match

Since Saturday Night’s Main Event, Bayley has become the talk of the town among fans. Major reports are stating that the Role Model’s WWE contract is set to expire soon.

As a result, many believe that Bayley might leave the TKO-led promotion. Amid this, an insider disclosed that, as per backstage talk at SNME, Saturday Night’s Main Event could have been Bayley’s last match in the company.

Though there is no confirmation yet, we hope that the rumor is not true and that the veteran star stays with the company.


#2. Hope not true: Triple H CCO position is in jeopardy

Triple H is WWE’s current Chief Content Officer. However, under his regime, the company is facing a major decline in viewership and is struggling to sell tickets for major premium live events.

According to an update from Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, JP Morgan’s analysis lowered TKO’s share price target from $225 to $222.

This has sparked concerns over WWE’s creative quality and may affect Triple H’s current position. We hope that the rumor is not true. Currently, The Game has booked a stacked card for SummerSlam. There shouldn’t be any chaos within the creative team, at least for this year.


#1. Hope not true: The RAW star written off before SummerSlam

At SNME, Lyra Valkyria defeated Bayley and destroyed her in a post-match assault. Following this, a report suggests that the RAW star has been written off television.

This puts the Hugger’s status for the Biggest Party of the Summer in doubt. We hope the rumor is not true, and it would be great if WWE included her at SummerSlam 2026.