John Cena Classic: WWE “Literally Do Not Know Right Now”, Says Reporter

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Meanwhile, on the latest edition of Fightful Select Answers, prominent wrestling reporter Sean Ross Sapp was asked about The John Cena Classic and when it was likely to start. Sapp said the initial plan was for December 2026 and also noted that it is meant to be a fan-driven, fan-voted event where developmental talents face main roster names across one night.

Sapp also noted that the concept was likely not very well thought out and hopefully WWE could work out the finer details. The reporter even claimed that the Stamford-based promotion did not have much idea about it at this moment.

“I believe the plan was for the event to be in December. I don’t think it’s a thing that ‘starts.’ It’s supposed to be a fan driven, fan voted event of NXT talent against main roster talent that happens across one night. It’s an incredibly stupid concept that wasn’t very well thought out and was widely panned upon arrival, so hopefully they just workshop it. They literally do not know right now,” Sapp said.

John Cena heaps praise on WWE Superstar

Grayson Waller showed up on this week’s episode of NXT and dropped his version of a pipe bomb.

The 36-year-old star had a lot of things to say about the men’s division in the black and silver brand. Putting over the brand’s women’s division, he said the ladies were currently running laps around the men and carrying the division all by themselves.

It appears he wants to change that and announced his intent to go after the NXT Championship. His pipebomb received several rave reviews, including from The Franchise Player himself, who took to X/Twitter and wrote:

“Effort + Authenticity = Respect. It appears @GraysonWWE has found his WHY. Eager to see what he does. @WWENXT.”

With Waller announcing his intent to take over NXT and with The John Cena Classic possibly looming, it remains to be seen if The Aussie Icon also gets a chance to be a part of the event as WWE works out the finer details.