Rey Mysterio Teases One Final World Title Run, Rikishi Reveals Stinkface Origin, Joe Hendry

Rey Mysterio isn’t done chasing gold just yet.

During a recent appearance on the “Muscle Memory” podcast, the WWE Hall of Famer admitted that he would love another shot at a World Championship.

At fifty-one years old, Mysterio revealed that he still believes that he can hold his own against anyone WWE lines up. He said,

“You never know. Never say never. I think I’ve proven myself to still be able to compete, you know, whoever they put in front of me. So I’m down to have another title run. Just put it in front of me and I’ll take advantage of it. Trust me.”

Rikishi has opened up about how his famous stinkface move came to life, and it turns out there was no big master plan behind it.

During a recent appearance on “The Ring Rundown” podcast, the WWE legend revealed that he simply stumbled onto the idea while having fun in the ring.

Since he already showed off his butt during matches, he figured why not use it to make fans laugh. He said,

“Well, no, it was not. It was just something fun in professional wrestling. Sometimes you stumble across certain moves, and at the time, my goodness, I’d like to say I was the baddest man to wear a thong in professional wrestling, and so I thought about, well, you got all my buttocks and my cheeks hanging out, why not beat them and feed them and give the fans something to smile about and be entertained about? It’s nothing ever like, you know, like personal to anybody, you know but we’re in front of people. We are sports entertainment, and so I thought why not put the emphasis on the entertainment.”

Joe Hendry has done it again with his latest crazy music video.

Earlier today, the WWE star released the official clip for “Give Joe Hendry Every Single Belt (Right Now),” and it is as silly and funny as you would expect.

The song comes from his upcoming album Beyond Belief, which features eleven tracks celebrating his TV character.

You can check out the video below:

WWE and AAA have locked in the first official match for the upcoming Worlds Collide 2026 event on September 26 in Chicago, IL.

Roxanne Perez will battle La Catalina for the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship.

Perez earned her shot by winning a four-way match at TripleMania 34, while La Catalina claimed the title from Flammer just two nights later, setting up this clash at the Allstate Arena.

And finally, TNA Wrestling has confirmed that Cedric Alexander earned his spot in the X-Division title match at Bound for Glory 2026 through his rematch clause.

He now joins Fabian Aichner and KC Navarro in the match, with more names likely to be added.

The title became vacant after Leon Slater cashed in his Option C to challenge Nic Nemeth for the TNA World Championship.

TNA Bound for Glory 2026 takes place on October 11 in Tampa, FL.