• New Plan For Originally Scheduled Wrestlepalooza Match Revealed
As we previously noted, WWE was planning to do a triple threat match for the WWE Women’s Championship between Tiffany Stratton, Nia Jax, and Jade Cargill at Wrestlepalooza.
However, Tiffany not being cleared to compete has changed plans.
According to Bodyslam, WWE is now planning to book this 3-way match on the September 26th episode of SmackDown in Orlando next week.
• Former World Champion Expected To Return To WWE TV Soon
According to the Wrestling Observer, former 2-time World Heavyweight Champion Gunther is expected to make his return to WWE programming imminently.
Gunther has been off WWE television since early August, following his loss of the World Heavyweight Title to CM Punk at SummerSlam 2025.
WWE called him out of action with “multiple injuries,” including facial trauma from a spot that saw him fall face-first onto an announce table during the Punk match.
His injury report cited specifically a septal hematoma and an orbital blowout fracture, which required time off to recover.
Given his status and recent run – winning back the World Title from Jey Uso in June, defending it on Saturday Night’s Main Event against Goldberg, then losing to CM Punk – his re-entry is expected to factor into the world title picture.
• Former WWE Wrestler Is Now Working At Disney World
Kona Reeves spent 7 years in NXT after signing with WWE in 2014. He has now traded life on the road for a job at Walt Disney World, but still wrestles at local shows in Florida sometimes.
While speaking to Muscle Man Malcolm, Reeves talked about what his time in NXT meant to him before explaining why he’s happy with life at Disney World.
“Not many people get to experience that. It was amazing. Being on the road, traveling, going to different cities and stuff like that. Was a blast.”
He also named the people he enjoyed working with during his NXT run.
“There was so many people I liked to work while I was in NXT. I mean, Adam Cole was awesome to work. Johnny Gargano was a pro. Just so many people were amazing to work, you know what I mean. Kenta was awesome to work. He was someone that I wanted to work.”
He then talked about his time working under WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H.
“I had some relationship with Triple H. He pulled me over to the side. Whenever I have a match on TV, he let me know, gave me some advice, told me what I could work on. And I go out there and I, you know, work on that.”
Regarding his new job at Walt Disney World, Reeves said:
“I’m enjoying having fun right now. I work full time over at Disney World. I’m a stunt performer at the Indiana Jones Show. I beat up Indiana Jones for a living.”
He went on to confirm that he hasn’t left pro wrestling entirely and still appears for local shows in Florida.
“I come out here and fulfill wrestling. You know, every once in a while, Boca Raton Championship Wrestling. I also wrestle down there. I was just champion over there.”
