• Update On Whether Giulia Has Backstage Heat After Recent Social Media Activity
Women’s United States Champion Giulia recently reposted a negative post about WWE creative team member Road Dogg on Instagram. The situation drew attention online after fans interpreted the repost as criticism of Road Dogg’s creative direction.
According to Fightful Select, there has been no backstage fallout stemming from the incident. Sources contacted by the outlet indicated that the matter was largely viewed internally as either a translation issue or a simple mistake.
Those spoken to did not report any significant concern or disciplinary reaction within WWE related to the post.
At this time, there is no indication that the repost has created tension behind the scenes, though the report noted that circumstances could always change depending on how the situation develops publicly.
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• Retired WWE Wrestler Becomes a Farmer
Sarah Logan (aka Valhalla) has confirmed that her professional wrestling career is over following her WWE exit in 2025. Speaking on the Wise Traditions podcast, the former WWE Superstar said her decision to step away had been building since her initial release in 2020, when she and her family began establishing a homestead on family land.
They secured farmland, started growing their own food, and began raising livestock — a lifestyle she remained committed to even after returning to WWE.
Sarah said that after becoming a mother and allowing her contract to expire, she chose to leave wrestling for good.
She now fully identifies with her role as a farmer and homemaker, focusing on faith, family, and life off the road rather than any return to the ring.
• Former Champion Frustrated Over WWE 2K26 Absence
It has been more than a decade since Kelly Kelly aka Barbie Blank last appeared as a playable character in a WWE video game — and that drought will continue with WWE 2K26.
Although the former Divas Champion reportedly signed a WWE Legends contract in 2025, she is not included in this year’s game roster. The deal had led many fans to believe her return to the video game series was likely, but the final lineup says otherwise.
Kelly Kelly responded to the news on X, noting that she has once again been left out of the WWE Games franchise and joking about the idea of starting a petition.
“Welp… another year not in the @WWEgames 👀…Should we start a petition or what? 😅”
Her most recent playable appearance came in WWE ’13. Before that, she was regularly featured in annual releases, including every installment from WWE SmackDown vs. RAW 2008 through WWE ’13.
When a fan asked Kelly Kelly why she isn’t featured in this year’s game, she replied: “I don’t know it’s only been about 13 years since …🤷🏼♀️ @WWEgames”
• Change Made To WrestleMania 42 Start Time, But Not For Everyone
Fans attending WrestleMania 42 in person will need to head to Allegiant Stadium much earlier than originally planned. WWE has officially moved the event’s local start time up to 2:30 PM, a significant shift from the 4 PM slot previously listed for ticket holders.
While the doors are opening early for the live crowd in Las Vegas, the schedule for those watching at home remains unchanged.
WWE’s website continues to list the official broadcast start time at 7 PM ET, meaning the adjustment is likely intended to manage the stadium’s massive logistics or to accommodate pre-show activities.
Here’s the current match-card for WrestleMania 42:
– World Heavyweight Championship Match: CM Punk (c) vs. Roman Reigns
– Undisputed WWE Championship Match: Drew McIntyre (c) vs. Men’s Elimination Chamber winner
– Women’s World Championship Match: Stephanie Vaquer (c) vs. Liv Morgan
– WWE Women’s Championship Match: Jade Cargill (c) vs. Women’s Elimination Chamber winner
– Brock Lesnar’s open challenge
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