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#5. Jey Uso reveals he wants a massive character change
Before becoming the Yeet Master on WWE RAW, Jey Uso was ruling the tag team division with his brother Jimmy as part of The Bloodline. The Usos once held both the RAW and SmackDown Tag Team Championship, with Jey serving as the right-hand man of the faction.
In a recent interview with House of Solo, he spoke about wanting to go back to being the right-hand man once again.
“I would like to give one more ‘right-hand man’ run. One more run after this YEET Man run. It would be really special and feel really real. I think that is one version of me that I think I would like to give the WWE Universe,” Uso said.
Now that The Usos have reunited with Roman Reigns on RAW, it remains to be seen whether they return to being the OG Bloodline once again.
#4. Pat McAfee makes a big announcement after WrestleMania 42
With Randy Orton losing to Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 42, Pat McAfee is essentially done with the wrestling business. He confirmed the same on social media and also uploaded a video offering a medical update. McAfee confirmed he was cleared despite some back pain and that he would be fine.
“I thought for sure that I was going to have a C2 to C5 problem. I got my scans back this morning, live from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Guess what? Woo! We’re clear!” said McAfee.
The former RAW commentator admitted that Cody Rhodes had proved him wrong at WrestleMania 42 and that the business, in fact, didn’t need saving. It now seems like we will truly never see McAfee in anything involving WWE again.
#3. Randy Orton names the one WWE Superstar he wants to face before retiring
With Randy Orton now 46, it is no secret that his time in the wrestling ring is drawing close to the end. In a recent interview with The Schmo, The Viper revealed the one superstar he would like to have a feud with, having never faced him before.
Orton’s pick was Finn Balor, with The Prince receiving a lot of praise from the veteran for his fluidity in the ring.
“Finn Balor to me is like, I’ve never — I’ve been in the ring with him, but I’ve never had a singles match, let alone a feud. I would love to be able to say that I did by the end of my career. I think Finn Balor is an amazing talent. There’s nobody smoother than him,” said Orton.
It now remains to be seen whether Balor will have a storyline with Randy Orton, with the 14-time world champion revealing that he has four years left on his contract with WWE.
#2. Jade Cargill reveals why she lost to Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 42
In a recent interview with Adrian Hernandez on UNLIKELY, former WWE Women’s Champion Jade Cargill revealed why she lost to Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 42. Cargill claimed that the occasion got the better of her, and she should have finished off her opponent earlier instead of letting things go on.
“I’m upset about the loss, but again, I think I got blindsided. I think my eyes were like the light got too bright, and I got beside myself when I should have just really went for the k*ll and was playing with my food. I think we delivered. I think we did what had to be done. I think we hit the button at the end of the match, and I think we took it home,” she said.
#1. Brock Lesnar might not have retired from WWE just yet
The Beast Incarnate seemingly called time on his WWE career after losing to Oba Femi in just five minutes at WrestleMania 42. However, a report from Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer claims that Brock Lesnar might not have retired from pro wrestling just yet:
“Based on people in WWE, they believe he’s not retiring yet. Although he is retiring at some point probably this year. I don’t know that anyone knows. This might be one of those things where everything is being kept quiet like the Seth Rollins thing. A couple people have mentioned it. That’s the belief. So, we’ll see. I’m not saying this is for sure because I don’t know if anyone knows for sure, but there’s a couple things.”
Fans expected Brock Lesnar to retire at SummerSlam, with the show being held in his hometown of Minneapolis, Minnesota. However, with Paul Heyman confirming that the Beast Incarnate had retired on WWE RAW this past week, it truly seems like we might not see Lesnar again in the ring.
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