Travis Scott 'Hooked' on WWE; Rumors on The Rock, John Cena and Cora Jade's Injury

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Travis Scott Talks Elimination Chamber Experience

Based on video released of rapper Travis Scott following his appearance at Elimination Chamber, it seems as though he has already caught the proverbial wrestling bug.

On Tuesday, WWE head of creative Triple H took to X to post video of himself talking to Scott backstage after the Elimination Chamber premium live event in Toronto:

Scott seemed energized by his involvement in the closing segment of the night, saying: "Bro, this might be better than like—low key—performing. It was a whole different vibe. Yo, it was so crazy because in the ring, I was like, 'Oh, dawg, I think we're about to be straight bad guys.' Then it hit me. ... I’m already hooked!"

After John Cena won the men's Elimination Chamber match, WWE champion Cody Rhodes made his way to the ring, and The Rock wasn't far behind with Scott in tow.

The Rock had given Rhodes until Elimination Chamber to decide on whether he would sell out and give The Rock his soul, but he ultimately refused.

That led to one of the biggest moments in pro wrestling history, as Cena viciously attacked Cody at The Rock's behest, turning him heel for the first time since 2003.

Scott helped out The Rock and Cena during the segment by holding Cody down and even getting in a shot of his own.

During the post-show press conference after Elimination Chamber, The Rock acknowledged that Scott may have a match at some point.

It was later reported by Fightful Select (h/t Steve Carrier of Ringside News) that Scott has been doing in-ring training, and talks have already taken place on the subject of him having a match.

Given the recent success of celebrities such as Bad Bunny and Logan Paul as in-ring performers, it comes as little surprise that WWE is perhaps trying to do something similar with Scott.

Reported WrestleMania 41 Plans for The Rock and Cena

The Rock is reportedly expected to have a role at WrestleMania 41, but not in an in-ring capacity.

According to PWInsider.com (h/t Randall Ortman of Cageside Seats), The Rock will not wrestle a match at WrestleMania, but he will be aligned with John Cena for the show.

After Rhodes turned down The Rock's offer to sell his soul to him at Elimination Chamber, Cena stepped up and took the offer, forming one of the most powerful duos in WWE history in the process.

While The Rock returned shortly before WrestleMania 40 last year and ended up competing in the main event of Night 1 by teaming with Roman Reigns against Rhodes and Seth Rollins, it doesn't appear as though that will be the case this year.

However, every indication is that The Final Boss will be by Cena's side both leading up to and at WrestleMania 41.

WrestleVotes reported on Backstage Pass (h/t Subhojeet Mukherjee of Ringside News) that The Rock may appear with Cena on one of the episodes of Raw in Europe this month.

It isn't yet clear which Raw that will be, but Brussels, Glasgow and London are all set to host Raw in March.

Even if The Rock does not wrestle at WrestleMania, he has a chance to make a huge impact, just as he did during the main event between Reigns and Rhodes at WrestleMania 40 last year.

The Rock is the catalyst behind Cena's heel turn, and he will likely continue to play a big role in his evolution as a character.

Cora Jade Reportedly Suffers Head Injury on NXT

Cora Jade reportedly suffered a legitimate injury during her match against Jordynne Grace on Tuesday night's episode of NXT.

According to Fightful Select (h/t Steve Carrier of Ringside News), Jade suffered a head injury, which resulted in the match being stopped.

A referee and trainers checked on Jade in the corner, and the decision was made to end the match, resulting in a win via referee stoppage for Grace.

Speculation emerged on social media that Jade had injured her knee during the bout, but she insisted that wasn't the case in a post on X:

The 24-year-old Jade tore her ACL in January 2024, causing her to miss about nine months of action before returning in October.

Jade was a heel upon her return and aligned herself with her real-life friend in Roxanne Perez, who was her on-screen rival prior to the injury.

At Vengeance Day last month, Jade competed in Fatal 4-Way match for the NXT Women's Championship against Giulia, Perez and Bayley, and Giulia won the match to retain.

With Perez perhaps on the verge of a main roster call-up after her performances at Royal Rumble and Elimination Chamber, Jade may be in line for a big push in NXT once she heals up.

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