**Security Removes Brooks Jensen During NXT**

In a surprising turn of events during NXT, Wesley and Oba Femi were in the ring when Brooks Jensen was removed by security. Captured by an audience member, the footage shows Jensen being escorted out, much to the shock of fans.

**Mark Henry’s Best Weight Lifting Numbers**

Mark Henry recently recalled his impressive weightlifting feats on the Inside podcast. Among his best lifts were a 1,006 lb squat, a 601 lb bench press, and a 936 lb deadlift in competition. In training, he deadlifted 924 lb and snatched 182.5 kg (over 400 lb), making him one of only three Americans to achieve such feats.

**Mark Henry on Never Having a Retirement Match**

During the same interview, Mark Henry explained why he never had a retirement match. His back issues prevented him from competing, and despite the option of surgery, he has chosen to keep moving. However, he acknowledges that surgery might be inevitable.

**Goldberg Responds to Bret Hart**

Responding to Bret Hart’s criticism over a career-ending kick delivered during their WCW days, Goldberg expressed his sadness on Busted Open Radio. He emphasized that it was an accident and conveyed his regret over the incident, urging Hart to move on.

**Nick Aldis on an In-Ring Return**

Smackdown General Manager Nick Aldis addressed the possibility of an in-ring return on Gorilla Position. Aldis stated that while he appreciates fans’ desire to see him wrestle, his current focus is on contributing to the team in his role as GM.

**Mika Rotunda Reacts to Bo Dallas’ WWE Return**

Mika Rotunda took to social media to express her pride in her brother, Bo Dallas, who returned to WWE as Uncle Howdy. She reflected on their shared dream and how Bo honored their late brother Windham’s memory.

**WWE’s Plan for Wyatt Six**

According to Fightful Select, WWE has long-term plans for the Wyatt Six faction. Acknowledged on WWE programming by Jey Uso, the faction is expected to impact various storylines across different shows.

**Joe Hendry Sees Himself Facing The Rock**

Joe Hendry of TNA Wrestling shared his belief on Gabby AF that he will one day face The Rock in a professional wrestling ring. Despite sounding ambitious, Hendry feels a deep conviction about this potential match-up.

**Shawn Michaels on Current Stars He’d Face if He Were Younger**

Shawn Michaels revealed to The Schmo that he would love to face current stars like Seth Rollins, Cody Rhodes, and Logan Paul if he were younger. Michaels praised their talent and expressed satisfaction with his current behind-the-scenes role.

**Hulk Hogan Reached Out for ‘Who Killed WCW’**

Brian Gewirtz mentioned on CHP that Hulk Hogan was approached to participate in the ‘Who Killed WCW’ documentary. Despite attempts, Hogan couldn’t be part of it, but his perspective is represented through close associate Eric Bischoff.

**Triple H on Chad Gable Staying with WWE**

Triple H expressed his happiness about Chad Gable signing a new WWE contract at the post-Clash of the Castle press conference. He praised Gable’s talent and commitment, hoping for a long and successful career for him within WWE.

**Tony Khan on Starting AEW**

Tony Khan shared the inception story of AEW on Locked On NFL. He highlighted a key moment at a Beverly Hills party where he pitched the idea of a new wrestling league to Turner’s then-president Kevin Reilly, leading to the creation of AEW.

**Sami Zayn Called a Slob**

Former WWE writer Vince Russo criticized Intercontinental Champion Sami Zayn’s appearance on Legion of Raw, describing him as a slob. Russo reminisced about Zayn’s earlier, more groomed look.

**The Undertaker on Cody Rhodes Turning Heel**

In an interview with Chris Van Vliet, The Undertaker predicted that Cody Rhodes will have a significant run as a heel in the future, despite his current success as a babyface.

**The Undertaker on Wanting to Wrestle**

The Undertaker admitted in the same interview that he struggles with not being able to wrestle anymore. He revealed that being at live events makes him yearn to be in the ring again, despite his body not allowing it.

**Why The Undertaker Added Hell’s Gate Submission Move**

The Undertaker explained that he added the Hell’s Gate submission move to his arsenal due to physical limitations preventing him from executing more demanding maneuvers.

**The New Day Breaking Up?**

Dave Meltzer of Wrestling Observer Radio speculated on a possible breakup of The New Day, hinting that neither Kofi Kingston nor Xavier Woods might thrive individually as much as they have as a team.

**Jeff Hardy Addresses His TNA Return**

Jeff Hardy discussed his return to TNA Wrestling with Muscle Man Malcolm, expressing excitement about rebuilding his career and proving himself to his fans once again.

That’s all for today’s wrestling news update. Thanks for tuning in, and we’ll see you next time!