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Lady Frost’s time with AEW/ROH has officially wrapped up—but her next chapter is already underway.
After reports surfaced that her AEW contract had expired, Frost took to social media to confirm the news herself. In a message posted on Twitter, she expressed gratitude for her time in the company and its leadership, specifically thanking Tony Khan for the opportunity.
“As of today, I am a free agent,” Frost wrote. “I want to thank @TonyKhan for being an incredibly kind and passionate boss. I had some of the most incredible moments with @AEW, and I am so grateful for the years that I spent there. For now, I’m on the hunt. Onto the next…”
That “hunt” didn’t last long.
Shortly after her announcement, Fightful Select reported that Frost had already signed with Major League Wrestling. According to the report, MLW had strong interest in bringing her in and acted quickly to secure her signature once she became available.
Frost even followed up on her original post with a quick update, confirming the speedy turnaround: “Not a free agent anymore. That didn’t take long.”
Frost first appeared in AEW back in 2020 on Dark, gradually building her presence before making her Dynamite debut in 2023. While she never became a central figure in the women’s division, she remained a consistent and reliable performer across AEW programming.
Now heading to MLW, Frost gets a fresh opportunity to showcase her unique style in a new environment—and if the quick signing is any indication, she may have a prominent role waiting for her.
Dani Luna’s run with TNA Wrestling has officially come to an end.
According to recent reports, the 27-year-old British standout requested her release from the company over the weekend, and TNA granted it without issue. The decision appears to have been mutual, with both sides reportedly parting on good terms, leaving the door open for a possible reunion down the line.
Luna joined TNA in 2023, looking to rebuild momentum after her departure from WWE the year prior. During her time under the TKO umbrella from 2019 to 2022, she competed on the NXT UK brand, gaining valuable experience before transitioning back to the independent scene and eventually landing in TNA.
Her run in the Knockouts division proved to be a productive one. Luna captured the Knockouts World Tag Team Championships twice alongside Jody Threat, with both reigns taking place in 2024. The duo quickly established themselves as a hard-hitting team before eventually going their separate ways following a tag title loss.
After splitting from Threat, Luna shifted her focus to singles competition. She remained in the title picture, most recently challenging for the Knockouts Championship in a match that also featured Lei Ying Lee. However, reigning champion Arianna Grace retained the title at TNA Sacrifice, halting Luna’s momentum.
Outside the ring, Luna also dealt with some setbacks, including visa complications that caused her to miss TNA’s AMC debut earlier this year. Despite that, she stayed active, competing across independent promotions in the UK and Europe in recent months.
Now a free agent once again, Luna enters an interesting phase of her career. With her blend of international experience and recent championship pedigree, she’s likely to draw attention from multiple promotions moving forward.
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WWE is continuing its push to celebrate iconic matches, and this year’s Immortal Moment Award is going to one of the most legendary bouts in wrestling history. The company has officially announced that Hulk Hogan vs. Andre the Giant from WrestleMania 3 will be honored at the 2026 WWE Hall of Fame ceremony.
Often referred to as “the slam heard around the world,” the 1987 clash remains one of the defining moments not just of WrestleMania, but of WWE as a whole. Hogan’s body slam of Andre in front of a massive crowd at the Pontiac Silverdome became an enduring image that helped shape the company’s global boom period.
WWE introduced the Immortal Moment Award last year as a way to recognize classic matches that left a lasting impact on the business. The inaugural honor went to Bret Hart vs. “Stone Cold” Steve Austin from WrestleMania 13, and now Hogan vs. Andre joins that elite company.
Both competitors are already deeply etched into WWE history. Andre the Giant, who passed away in 1993 at the age of 46, was part of the very first Hall of Fame class that same year. This recognition marks another posthumous honor tied to his legacy. Hulk Hogan, who passed away last July following a heart attack, is now being associated with his third Hall of Fame recognition—having previously been inducted individually in 2005 and again in 2020 as a member of the nWo.
The match now becomes part of an already stacked WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2026. Other names announced include Stephanie McMahon, AJ Styles, Dennis Rodman, Demolition, Sycho Sid, and Bad News Brown, making this one of the more diverse and headline-worthy classes in recent memory.
This year’s Hall of Fame ceremony is set for Friday, April 16, immediately following SmackDown. The event will take place at the Dolby Live venue inside Park MGM in Las Vegas, adding even more spectacle to WrestleMania weekend.
With Hogan vs. Andre officially getting its flowers, WWE continues leaning into nostalgia while cementing the moments that helped define generations of fans. And when it comes to truly “immortal” matches, it’s hard to argue with this choice.
With WrestleMania season heating up, any potential injury can raise alarms—and that’s exactly what happened to Nikki Bella following last week’s episode of SmackDown. Fortunately, the latest update suggests fans can breathe a sigh of relief.
During a chaotic tag team match featuring The Bella Twins against Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss, things broke down quickly. The Irresistible Forces, Nia Jax and her partner, stormed in after the match and laid out both teams, sparking a larger brawl that brought Bayley and Lyra Valkyria into the mix. While most of the women stood tall by the end of the segment, Nikki Bella was notably absent from the in-ring celebration.
The reason? A scary moment late in the match where Nikki appeared to tweak her ankle during an exchange with Nia Jax on the outside. She was seen limping and didn’t return to the action, instead being checked on by WWE medical staff as the segment wrapped up.
According to Bryan Alvarez on Wrestling Observer Live, the situation doesn’t appear to be serious. Nikki is reportedly “fine” despite the awkward landing, which is a welcome update given how close WWE is to its biggest show of the year.
Despite the scare, Nikki didn’t stay out of the spotlight for long. The Bella Twins made their presence felt on Monday Night Raw during the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship match between The Irresistible Forces and the team of Bayley and Lyra Valkyria.
That match was already high-energy, with Bayley and Valkyria using speed and teamwork to counter the champions’ power. At one point, Bayley launched herself onto Nia Jax with a suicide dive, while Valkyria mixed in high-risk offense to keep the champs off balance. Still, the strength of the cha
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John Cena may be done competing inside a WWE ring, but he’s not going anywhere when it comes to WrestleMania.
After officially retiring from in-ring action this past December, the 16-time world champion has continued to hint that his relationship with WWE would evolve rather than end. Now, we have the first concrete example of what that next chapter looks like—Cena is set to host WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas.
Taking to X earlier today, Cena revealed the news in his usual charismatic style. While promoting his latest Hollywood project, a Netflix film titled One Attempt Remaining, Cena connected the dots between his current filming schedule and WWE’s biggest event of the year.
With WrestleMania season in full swing, Cena noted that he’s already “on the road,” before confirming that he’ll be front and center in Vegas. The announcement immediately adds another layer of star power to an already stacked two-night event at Allegiant Stadium on April 18 and 19.
Cena’s last match still lingers in fans’ minds. At Saturday Night’s Main Event in December 2025, he tapped out to GUNTHER in a finish that left plenty of viewers scratching their heads—particularly given the smile on Cena’s face as he submitted. It was an unconventional sendoff, and one that sparked debate about whether it truly marked the end of his in-ring career.
While rumors had circulated about a potential WWE Hall of Fame induction in 2026, that doesn’t appear to be happening—at least for now. This year’s class is already filling out with names like AJ Styles, Stephanie McMahon, and Demolition, alongside celebrity inductee Dennis Rodman and legacy picks Sid Eudy and Bad News Brown.
Even without a match, Cena’s presence at WrestleMania 42 is a major addition. Hosting duties in recent years have often blurred the line between cameo appearances and storyline involvement, so it wouldn’t be surprising to see Cena get physically involved in some capacity over the weekend.
As for the card itself, WWE is already loading up the show with marquee matchups. Roman Reigns vs. Cody Rhodes is set to headline one of the nights, while Rhea Ripley will defend the WWE Women’s Championship against Jade Cargill in another high-profile clash.
With Cena now officially part of the mix, WrestleMania 42 just gained another must-watch element—and possibly a few surprises waiting to happen.
Nikki Bella may have hit an unexpected roadblock just weeks before WrestleMania 42.
During this past Friday’s episode of WWE SmackDown, the Hall of Famer reportedly suffered an injury while teaming with her sister Brie Bella in tag team action against Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss. While the match continued to its finish—with Brie ultimately scoring the win—Nikki’s involvement noticeably dropped off late in the bout, sparking concern both backstage and among fans.
The initial report came from Wrestling Observer’s Bryan Alvarez, who noted that Nikki appeared to be dealing with a leg issue after an off-screen exchange with Nia Jax. According to Alvarez, Bella was seen limping and was checked on by a ringside doctor for the remainder of the segment, never re-entering the match.
However, a conflicting report from Cory Hays of BodySlam suggests the situation may not be quite what it first seemed. Hays indicated that the injury was actually related to Nikki’s ankle and occurred during an in-ring sequence with Charlotte Flair—not during any altercation with Jax. Fan-captured footage circulating online appears to support that version, showing Nikki’s ankle awkwardly turning as Flair executed a fast-paced entry into the ring, leading into a roll-up spot.
As of now, neither WWE nor Nikki Bella has publicly confirmed the nature or severity of the injury, leaving her status very much up in the air.
The timing couldn’t be worse. The Bella Twins recently inked new two-year deals with WWE following their return at the Royal Rumble, with their sights firmly set on finally capturing the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships—a goal that eluded them during their previous run.
The women’s tag division is heating up at exactly the same time. Alongside The Bellas, teams like Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss and Bayley & Lyra Valkyria are all circling the titles. Meanwhile, reigning champions Nia Jax and Lash Legend—dubbed “The Irresistible Forces”—are set to defend against Bayley and Valkyria on Raw.
There’s also been growing speculation that WWE is building toward a fatal four-way tag team match for the championships at WrestleMania 42, which is now less than three weeks away. If Nikki’s injury turns out to be serious, those plans may need a last-minute overhaul.
For now, it’s a waiting game—but all eyes will be on updates regarding Nikki Bella’s condition as WrestleMania season hits its peak.
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