It looks like Vickie Guerrero might be gearing up for a return to WWE — and the timing couldn’t be more intriguing. According to Fightful Select, the longtime WWE personality has been telling people close to her that she expects to be back with the company “within a few weeks.”
While there’s no official word yet on what her role might be, the buzz around her return lines up perfectly with the upcoming WWE Evolution pay-per-view, which takes place July 13th in Atlanta, Georgia. The all-women’s event marks the first Evolution since 2018 and could be the perfect stage for Vickie to make a splashy reentry.
Vickie’s history with WWE stretches back to 2005, and she’s no stranger to dramatic comebacks. After wrapping up her full-time run in 2014, she made several guest appearances before heading to AEW in 2019 — a move that, at the time, reportedly strained her relationship with WWE. She remained with AEW until 2023, but since then, signs have pointed to mended fences. Notably, she was spotted backstage at SmackDown in September 2024, suggesting she and WWE are back on speaking terms.
Whether she’s stepping back into a managerial role, making a special appearance, or taking on something new entirely, Vickie’s return could add a dose of attitude and nostalgia to the current landscape — especially with Evolution 2025 on the horizon.
We’ll be keeping a close eye as more details emerge. For now, WWE fans might want to brace themselves for the return of one of the most iconic voices in wrestling history… Excuse me!
Major League Wrestling will present their MLW Summer of the Beasts event tonight from the Melrose Ballroom in New York City. It will stream at 9 PM ET on Youtube.
MLW World Heavyweight Championship: Matt Riddle (c) vs. KENTA
MLW National Openweight Championship: Ultimo Guerrero (c) vs. Alex Hammerstone
Battle of Japanese Idols: Yuki Kamifuku vs. Wakana Uehara
MLW World Tag Team Championship: Los Depredadores (c) vs. TBD
Ring of Honor will present a special show tonight, as ROH teams up with CMLL for Global Wars Mexico. It airs on HonorClub. The show was taped last week at Arena Mexico. It will include the following matches:
* ROH World Championship: Bandido (c) vs. Mascara Dorada * ROH World Television Championship Proving Ground Match: Nick Wayne (c) vs. Titan * Athena & Red Velvet vs. Thunder Rosa & Persephone * Lee Moriarty vs. Blue Panther
Another name has been added to WWE’s growing list of injured stars — and this time, it’s Chad Gable.
According to a new report from PWInsider, Gable suffered an injury during a recent match with PENTA and is scheduled to undergo surgery in early July. While details about the specific nature of the injury haven’t been made public, there’s currently no confirmed timetable for his return to action.
The setback couldn’t come at a more frustrating time for Gable, who has been heavily featured on WWE programming throughout 2024. Since turning heel earlier this year, the former Olympian has found new life as the leader of the “American Made” faction — a group that has helped redefine his on-screen persona.
Gable now joins a growing list of sidelined WWE Superstars, including Kevin Owens, Rey Mysterio, and Liv Morgan, all of whom are currently dealing with various injuries. With WWE in the middle of a summer stretch packed with international events and ongoing storylines, Gable’s absence could shake up some creative plans, especially if American Made was being primed for a larger push.
Gable’s in-ring talent and versatility have long made him one of WWE’s most reliable performers. Whether playing the underdog babyface or, more recently, embracing his arrogant heel persona, he’s consistently delivered in high-pressure spots.
We’ll provide updates on Gable’s condition and recovery timeline as more details become available. In the meantime, fans can only hope the “Master” of suplex precision will be back sooner rather than later.
Pat McAfee has been noticeably absent from the WWE Raw commentary desk since Money in the Bank earlier this month, and now the outspoken former NFL punter has finally addressed why he’s been off the air.
During a recent episode of The Pat McAfee Show, McAfee shared that he’s been taking some much-needed time to recharge. After juggling multiple roles and his surprise in-ring return earlier this year, the fatigue started catching up with him.
“Continuing to just like kind of catch up on life as a whole, post Money In The Bank, pre-Night Of Champions feels like a good time,” McAfee explained. “I was getting pretty exhausted there. So shout out to everybody at the WWE looking out for me too. Very thankful.”
Since McAfee stepped away, WWE has leaned on some familiar faces to keep the commentary desk running smoothly. Wade Barrett filled in during McAfee’s first week out, and Corey Graves — typically seen on NXT or SmackDown — has joined Michael Cole for the last two episodes of Raw. It’s expected that Graves will continue in the role until McAfee is ready to return.
What remains uncertain is whether McAfee will be back for Night of Champions in Riyadh, or if fans will have to wait a bit longer to see him back behind the mic. WWE hasn’t made any official announcement regarding his return date.
Earlier this year, McAfee stepped back into the ring for a surprise one-on-one match at Backlash, taking on Intercontinental Champion GUNTHER in what was his first singles match in two years. Despite a hard-fought effort, McAfee was ultimately defeated, though he managed to survive nearly 15 grueling minutes with one of WWE’s most dominant forces.
With his trademark energy and fan-favorite commentary style, McAfee has become a standout part of WWE’s weekly programming. While it’s clear he needed the break, fans are undoubtedly eager to see when he’ll return to the announce table — or maybe even back inside the squared circle.
Fatal 4-Way Match determines who challenges for the NXT Women’s Championship at WWE Evolution: Jordynne Grace vs. Jaida Parker vs. Lash Legend vs. Izzi Dame
Heritage Cup Match: Noam Dar (c) vs. Stacks
TNA World championship: Trick Williams (c) vs. Josh Briggs