• Tonga Loa’s Return Drew Huge Numbers
Tonga Loa returned from injury and Hikuleo made his official WWE main roster debut to help Solo Sikoa defeat Jacob Fatu to win his first title on the main roster at Night of Champions: the United States Championship. Loa’s return drew huge numbers. His comeback generated over 20 million views in 24 hours on all social media platforms combined. He was out of action for 7 months, after suffering a biceps tear during the WarGames match at Survivor Series 2024.
• Yet Another RAW Star Undergoes Surgery
After Zoey Stark and Liv Morgan (with Chad Gable and Kevin Owens soon to be added to this list), Otis has undergone surgery to fix an injury as well. Otis has been absent from WWE television since his match against Rusev on the May 5th episode of RAW. According to Fightful Select, Otis has been sidelined due to an elbow issue. He recently underwent arthroscopic surgery to diagnose and address the problem.
Although initial expectations suggest Otis won’t be out for an extended period, his timeline for return remains uncertain, as injuries can sometimes lead to unexpected setbacks.
• Saudi Arabia Gave John Cena A Retirement Gift (Video)
John Cena defeated CM Punk in the main event of Night of Championship to retain the Undisputed WWE Championship. Saudi Arabia government presented Cena with a special plaque in honor of his final match in the Kingdom. You can watch it below:
Saudi Arabia's retirement gift for John Cenapic.twitter.com/DqwK8roYLk
— WrestleFeed (@WrestleFeedApp) June 30, 2025
It looks like John Cena is going to be off TV for the next 3 weeks. His next advertised appearance is on the July 18th episode of SmackDown in San Antonio, Texas. Cena has 15 dates left in his retirement tour. Cody Rhodes won the King of the Ring tournament at Night of Champions by defeating Randy Orton. A WrestleMania rematch between Rhodes and Cena for the WWE Title is expected to main event SummerSlam 2025.
Reacting to his loss to Cena, CM Punk shared a a comic book panel of a defeated Superman, which read: “Perhaps, someday, I’ll try again… but the time is not now–not yet–“.
• 41-Year-Old’s Reason For Stalking Liv Morgan With Air Rifle
PWInsider recently reported that an individual believed to be stalking Liv Morgan was arrested outside the WWE Performance Center on June 3rd. The report also mentioned that the arrest wasn’t carried out by local police, but instead by a “much larger agency.” The man who got arrested is Shawn Chan (age 41). He is being held on federal charges.
Scott Johnson accessed federal documents and revealed more details about this incident on Going Ringside. Chan left Ontario, Canada in late May after telling border officials he planned to stay at the WWE Performance Center. Instead, he appeared at Morgan’s private residence. Surveillance cameras captured him wandering around her property on May 31, attempting to locate spare keys and eventually picking up an air rifle from her porch. The weapon, capable of firing high-speed metal pellets, was held by Chan as he lingered there for over two hours.
Before departing, he left a handwritten note among Morgan’s packages. Though the message initially seemed harmless, describing his visit as merely “friendly,” investigators uncovered a far more unhinged tone once they examined the full text.
According to Johnson, the note referenced an online game called FFII (Final Fantasy II), where Chan claimed Morgan and other WWE stars had been communicating with him for years. In his rambling statements, he accused them of invading his privacy, disrespecting him, and making him look like a stalker while he insisted he was simply trying to reach out.
The note also revealed Chan’s paranoia and resentment, as he threatened to ignore any efforts to silence him and declared he no longer cared about those he believed had wronged him.
Liv Morgan told investigators she had no idea who Chan was and denied any connection to him.
Once taken into custody, two bottles of liquid with Chinese writing on them were located in Chan’s possession. When asked what the liquids were, Chan stated they were medicines, one of which was to treat injuries such as bleeding.
You can watch Scott Johnson’s full coverage below:
