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#3. Rhea Ripley celebrates Valentine’s Day with female star
Rhea Ripley has had multiple partners over the years in the Stamford-based promotion, but she seems to be having the most fun with her current one.
Mami and IYO SKY have struck an outstanding bond with each other and are reigning as the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions. They won the gold by defeating Asuka and Kairi Sane on the January 5, 2026, edition of RAW.
Rhea Ripley and SKY were recently in action at WWE’s Lubbock live event. A clip is now making the rounds on social media in which Mami can be seen getting down on her knees and handing a bouquet to The Genius of the Sky. The Japanese star was genuinely overjoyed with the gesture on Valentine’s Day, immediately jumping onto Ripley.
You can check out the clip below.
Fans really like the antics that Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY pull off on a weekly basis, judging by the reactions in the arenas and on social media. It remains to be seen if the duo has a lengthy run as tag team champions in WWE.
#2. WWE legend will never wrestle again
There’s a famous saying in pro wrestling, Never Say Never, as wrestlers generally find it hard to stay retired for long. However, a certain legend is unlikely to follow that trend.
Triple H decided to officially end his in-ring career at WrestleMania 38 after a cardiac event. He transitioned into a backstage role in the following years, leading the promotion to new heights.
The Game’s final “match” was an Unsanctioned Street Fight against Randy Orton in 2021. It ended in a no-contest after Alexa Bliss attacked Orton with a fireball. Former writer Vince Russo recently stated that Triple H could come back for one more bout against Roman Reigns following the latter’s comments on the WWE product.
However, that idea has met with a swift end. Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful confirmed that there were no plans for another Triple H match. He further reiterated his statement by saying that The Cerebral Assassin is “done wrestling.”
While Triple H competing inside a squared circle is out of the question, could we see the former World Heavyweight Champion choose a top star to do his bidding and punish Roman Reigns in a storyline? Only time will tell.
#1. Confirmation on a major departure
It was revealed a few days ago that a popular name is done with the sports entertainment juggernaut. Well, there is an official confirmation now.
Kelly Kincaid joined WWE in 2022 as a backstage interviewer for NXT Level Up. Most recently, she featured as an on-screen personality on NXT. Kincaid announced earlier this month that her contract would expire on February 14 and that there were no talks about an extension.
The Stamford-based promotion has acknowledged Kelly Kincaid’s departure by moving her to the alumni section on the WWE website.
It remains to be seen what the future holds for Kincaid in the pro wrestling industry.
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