In a recent revelation, WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus discussed the inspiration behind her new “First Crush” merchandise. During the January 29, 2026 episode of the “What’s Your Story?” podcast with Stephanie McMahon, Trish explained how the concept came to life. Embracing her status as a generational icon, Stratus has leveraged the “first crush” label fans have given her to create a nostalgic merchandise line. This comes amid hints of her potential return to WWE, as she recently teased a comeback by posing with the champions mural at WWE Headquarters.
Rey Mysterio’s injury status remains uncertain following a scare on RAW that left fans worried about his Royal Rumble participation. Initially thought to be an arm injury, it has now been reported that Mysterio is dealing with a rib issue. While the severity is still unclear, his presence in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, suggests he might still compete. This development is particularly concerning given his recent return from a seven-month hiatus due to a torn groin. The wrestling world is now watching closely to see if the legendary luchador will be cleared in time for the Royal Rumble.
Stephanie McMahon shared candid stories about wardrobe malfunctions during a sit-down with Trish Stratus. Recalling a live segment where she experienced a malfunction while being Pedigreed on the announce table, Stephanie highlighted the challenges female wrestlers face with their gear. Trish added her own experiences, including issues during her retirement match at Unforgiven. These anecdotes underline the unpredictable nature of live wrestling and the resilience required to maintain professionalism amidst such incidents.
Seth Rollins has not held back in his ongoing rivalry with CM Punk, recently declaring Punk as the person he “hates the most” in WWE. In a January 29, 2026 interview with ESPN, Rollins called out Punk, the current World Heavyweight Champion, expressing his determination to reclaim the title he vacated due to injury. This tension is further fueled by Punk’s recent comments on “Hot Ones,” where he mocked Rollins’ reluctance to compliment him. With WrestleMania 42 approaching, the animosity between these two is sure to escalate.
In another development, Seth Rollins humorously critiqued Brock Lesnar’s casual announcement of his Royal Rumble entry via FaceTime. During an appearance on ESPN’s “Get Up,” Rollins acknowledged Lesnar’s formidable presence but took a jab at his laid-back entry style, pointing out Lesnar’s preference for staying on his farm rather than appearing in person. This lighthearted roast highlights the anticipation building around the Royal Rumble, where Lesnar’s participation is expected to add significant drama to the event.
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