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While we still don’t know what’s next for Keys, let alone which brand he’ll call home this year, we do know one thing. Royce Keys is making his second debut this year, this time for 2K26.

It was confirmed on the game’s official X account that Hobbs will appear in the latest installment’s season 6 DLC update, which is expected to come out in October. Hopefully, by the time that happens, Keys will have won a few feuds to hype up his inclusion in the game.

Royce Keys eliminated Damian Priest in his WWE Royal Rumble debut

It’s been 41 days since we’ve seen Royce Keys inside the ring. At the Royal Rumble in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Keys debuted for the promotion. The monstrous Superstar clashed with several other titanic competitors like Bronson Reed and Oba Femi, and tossed out former World Champion Damian Priest in under 30 seconds.

Keys was eventually tossed out by Auszilla, Bronson Reed, wrapping up his first appearance in just under ten minutes. The show set up a few possible feuds for the new signee, though we’ve yet to see the man appear on any of the brands since January 31.

As far as Priest, the man he eliminated, the Archer of Infamy now finds himself in a strange tag team with R-Truth, with the pair challenging the MFTs for the WWE Tag Team Titles. Reed, the man who sent Keys packing, seems to be heading toward a WrestleMania clash with either Seth Rollins or LA Knight.