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AJ Styles has reportedly signed a new WWE contract to work behind the scenes in talent development after publicly retiring, aligning with his goal of helping young talent and noting his Hall of Fame induction in 2026.
AJ Styles says he’s retired from in-ring competition and will be inducted into the 2026 WWE Hall of Fame, while confirming he’ll continue working with WWE and addressing rumors about a potential AEW appearance.
Rumors that WWE inducted AJ Styles into the Hall of Fame to deter a jump to AEW are addressed as Styles says he’s retired from in-ring competition, will stay with WWE, and wants to help develop younger talent, a stance echoed by his Bullet Club teammates and on Talk’n Shop Live.
The Undertaker revealed on WWE RAW that AJ Styles will be inducted into the 2026 WWE Hall of Fame, a surprise to Styles. WWE hasn’t announced who will induct him, but John Cena is a reported possibility. Styles had previously said he didn’t want to enter any Hall of Fame while still an active wrestler.
Marcus Benjamin highlights AJ Styles’ emotional WWE Hall of Fame induction, praising the tribute video and Styles’ reflections on family while noting backstage cameos that felt underutilized. The Elimination Chamber fallout includes Bronson Reed’s torn bicep and shifting WrestleMania plans, with Liv Morgan turning heel against Stephanie Vaquer and securing Mania stakes, Raquel Rodriguez and Iyo Sky delivering strong moments in the women’s chamber, and Brock Lesnar’s open challenge tentatively setting up a Mania storyline. Overall, the episode is solid with memorable moments and clear direction despite injuries and mixed segments.
AJ Styles officially retired on Monday Night Raw after a career-ending showing, as The Undertaker revealed Styles will be inducted into the 2026 WWE Hall of Fame. Styles thanked his family and fans in a farewell moment, with Undertaker’s appearance serving as the ceremonial induction announcement.
Wrestlepalooza at Gainbridge Fieldhouse featured major highlights including Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman reuniting, Stephanie McMahon being announced for the 2026 WWE Hall of Fame, and several key matches with top WWE stars, marking a significant event in the company's calendar.
The Undertaker may possibly induct Muhammad Ali into the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2024, with reports suggesting that he will at least make an appearance during the ceremony in Philadelphia. Ali, known as the greatest boxer of all time, had a significant history with WWE, including being a guest referee at the first WrestleMania in 1985. Undertaker himself was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2022.
Bull Nakano, a legendary figure in women's wrestling, will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame during WrestleMania week in Philadelphia. Known for winning championships in Japan, America, and Mexico, Nakano had a storied career that included a fierce rivalry with Alundra Blayze and appearances in WCW. Her induction recognizes her impact on the sport and her status as one of the greatest female wrestlers of all time.
Bull Nakano, a fierce and iconic wrestler known for her intense persona and physical prowess, will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2024. With a career spanning Japan, Mexico, and WWE, Nakano's impact on women's wrestling and her memorable rivalry with Alundra Blayze solidified her status as one of the all-time greats in the sport.
Former WWE star Tammy "Sunny" Sytch has been sentenced to over 17 years in prison for a deadly DUI crash in Florida. Sytch, who had a blood alcohol level four times the legal limit, collided with another car, killing a 75-year-old man. She pleaded no contest to driving under the influence manslaughter and other charges. Sytch also had an unsealed bottle of vodka and cannabis in her system at the time of her arrest. She expressed remorse during her sentencing and will serve eight years of probation following her incarceration.
Andy Kaufman, best known for his work on "Taxi" and his infamous wrestling feud with Jerry "The King" Lawler, will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame class of 2023. Kaufman declared himself the Inter-Gender Wrestling Champion of the World and famously offered money to any woman who could pin him. Despite being friends, Kaufman and Lawler convinced audiences they were bitter enemies, with their feud culminating in a memorable appearance on "Late Night with David Letterman." Kaufman died from lung cancer in 1984.