• R-Truth Reveals The Length Of His New WWE Contract
After his infamous release, WWE brought R-Truth back at Money In The Bank 2025 after fan backlash.
During an interview with TV Insider, R-Truth said the following about his new contract:
“I signed a four-year deal with a three-year option. Again, that’s one of the things with the wrestling business. You’re going to have people that speculate and insinuate and throw things out there, but don’t know the back behind the story and the truth of it.
It’s the same as Unreal. People are not going to know the exact truth of it, but you’re still going to have people on the outside going to give their truth, version, or take on it.
Nick (Khan) and myself had talks. I also had talks with Hunter. Everything led me to being back at Money In The Bank. When I came back to Money In The Bank, that was a show of power, a show of humanity, a show of reading the room, listening, appreciation, and gratitude.
There are so many things that came out of that moment and led from the phone call with Nick. It was all like a dream to me. It was surreal. I’m going through it, going through it, going through it to where I’m at right now.”
R-Truth will turn 54 in a few days.
• The Miz Reveals Which New WWE Star Can Be “Something Really Special”
NXT’s Je’Von Evans has joined the WWE main roster and many people think he has a bright future in the company.
During an interview on the Insight podcast, The Miz said the following about Je’Von:
“He’s special. He truly is. If you’ve watched him and you feel his energy, the kid has an infectious smile. He’s got charisma, he’s got the ability, and he’s young. I was like, man, this kid’s 21. Imagine what he’s going to be like when he’s 25. He might be bored because he’s so good at this age.
If this kid can keep elevating himself, keep getting bigger, keep focusing, locking in, don’t mess up, don’t get injured, this kid can be something really special in this business.”
Je’Von Evans defeated The Miz on a recent episode of SmackDown.
• CM Punk Reveals His Estimated WWE Retirement Age
CM Punk is 47 years old and is still at the top of his game as he’s the current World Heavyweight Champion.
He retained his title by defeating Bron Breakker on the January 5th edition of RAW. His next title defense will be against Finn Balor on next week’s RAW in Ireland.
During an interview with Cinema Blend, Punk said he might retire at the age of 50:
“When I was 15, if you asked me if I’d be wrestling when I was 40, I would tell you, ‘No, that’s crazy. 40 is so old.’ I’m 47, and I don’t feel old yet.
Terry Funk wrestled for a long time, Ric Flair wrestled for a long time. I mean, there’s luchadors that are like in their 70s that are still doing it. Do I want to be doing that? Probably not.
I would estimate probably the big 50 is when I should maybe gracefully bow out. Knock on wood, if nothing else horrible happens.”
