WWE is reportedly still determining what former NJPW star EVIL will be called on the main roster, even after a recent trademark filing that appeared to signal a decision. The filing included names such as “Nox” and “Raijin,” leading to speculation that the company had already picked a new identity for the performer.

Insiders say the creative team continues to evaluate options and could change course before an official announcement, leaving fans to wait on which moniker will ultimately be used on television. Originally reported by Wrestling Inc.: https://www.wrestlinginc.com/2160543/wwe-evil-new-name-trademark-nox-raijin/.

A United States city has reportedly submitted a $3.5 million bid to host WWE WrestleMania 44 in 2028, according to a new report. The move underscores the continued competition among municipalities to secure WWE’s flagship event and the significant economic impact WrestleMania can bring to a host region.

Details on which city made the offer and the full scope of the proposal remain limited, but bids of this size typically factor into WWE’s evaluation alongside venue capacity, local infrastructure, and projected tourism benefits. WWE has not announced a selection timeline for WrestleMania 44 as of the report.

Originally reported by Wrestling Inc.: https://www.wrestlinginc.com/2160775/wwe-wrestlemania-44-nashville-bid-united-states/.