Below are some top WWE news stories of the day, involving the Royal Rumble and Hulk Hogan.
• The WWE Universe is eagerly anticipating Royal Rumble 2025, set for February 1 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, where fans can expect legendary appearances and historic moments.
According to PWInsider, WWE is in discussions to feature past Royal Rumble winners in special cameo roles.
Among the names reportedly being considered are Ric Flair, the 1992 Royal Rumble victor, and “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan, who won the inaugural Rumble in 1988. While these icons are not slated to compete, their appearances would celebrate the event’s rich legacy.
Adding to the nostalgia, this year’s Rumble will include John Cena’s farewell appearance in the iconic match, further heightening excitement for the premium live event.
With legendary figures, historic tributes, and Cena’s last Rumble match, the Royal Rumble 2025 PLE is shaping up to be a memorable night as the road to WrestleMania 41 begins.
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• Hulk Hogan returned to WWE television, appearing during RAW’s Netflix debut on January 6, fueling speculation about his involvement in future storylines.
However, Hogan has drawn a clear line when it comes to his political support for President-elect Donald Trump. According to the Daily Mail, while Hogan supports Trump, he and WWE have agreed to keep politics out of his storylines.
Daily Mail reported – “He’s open to almost anything, but one story that won’t be used is anything that deals with Trump. Both the WWE and Hogan don’t want to go that road and make things political. Hogan supports Trump, but he’s not going to mix that support with anything he is doing in the WWE.”
Reports also suggest WWE is considering turning Hogan into a heel in response to fan reactions during his next appearance.
If fans boo him, Hogan is ready to embrace the role fully as part of a new storyline with another wrestler, ensuring his character resonates with audience expectations.
By avoiding political themes in his WWE appearances, the company aims to maintain Hogan’s relevance while sidestepping potential controversies, benefiting both Hogan and WWE.
