LOS ANGELES — For the past year, Joe Hendry has been doing a lot of moving. Constantly on the go, not giving himself much time to think. So, when he sat inside the Galen Center as TNA Wrestling prepared for its Rebellion pay-per-view, he actually paused ...

LOS ANGELES — For the past year, Joe Hendry has been doing a lot of moving. Constantly on the go, not giving himself much time to think. So, when he sat inside the Galen Center as TNA Wrestling prepared for its Rebellion pay-per-view, he actually paused ...

Hendry, who was still under TNA contract, began regularly appearing on NXT television at the end of 2024 and into 2025 thanks to the TNA-WWE partnership. Hendry officially signed with WWE in November 2025. Speaking on No-Contest Wrestling with TJ Henderson and O’Shea Jackson Jr, Hendry explained why he joined NXT.

Joe Hendry shocked the wrestling world Sunday, appearing as Randy Orton's surprise opponent for his match at WWE WrestleMania 41. The TNA World Champion was reportedly handpicked by Orton himself to stand across the squared-circle on the biggest stage ...

In a new interview on the No-Contest Wrestling Podcast, Hendry explained why he chose to sign with WWE. He gave that answer during a discussion about finding time for video games, where Joe said he is too busy improving his pro wrestling skills at the WWE Performance Center (PC).

Joe Hendry is one of the most popular wrestlers not signed to either WWE or AEW right now as the TNA World Champion has already had a major year. One of the biggest moments in his career so far was wrestling at Night 2 of Wrestlemania 41, when he answered ...

Hendry consistently appeared on NXT television as part of the WWE-TNA partnership. On November 13, Fightful Select reported that Hendry had signed with WWE. Appearing on the Ariel Helwani Show, TNA President Carlos Silva was asked about Hendry’s status.

Since 2024, Joe Hendry's career in WWE has propelled. The "We Believe" leader explains what inspired him to officially join the "WWE NXT" roster last month.

Image: WWE While some fans felt it was wrong for TNA World Champion Joe Hendry to lose the way he did at WWE WrestleMania 41, he certainly doesn’t feel that way. During an appearance on Busted Open Radio Monday, Hendry was asked about some of the online ...

Cody Rhodes has a colossal problem on his hands. Undisputed WWE champion Rhodes got his first up-close look at NXT champion Oba Femi ahead of their match at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event, which coincides with John Cena's last match.