Bad Bunny tells Rolling Stone that he wants to do WWE again: “I want to put my life at risk in the ring. I felt like I didn’t risk it enough in the ring, and I want to do it.

Although he had no formal wrestling training before his initial involvement in 2021, Bad Bunny trained with Adam Pearce and Brian Kendrick at the WWE Performance Center prior to winning his first ...

Bad Bunny revealed in a new interview that he would like to return to the WWE ring after competing in WWE 24/7, WWE WrestleMania 37, WWE WrestleMania 39, and WWE Backlash over the past four years.

Bad Bunny isn’t afraid of anything anymore, whether it’s walking out for a WWE fight (which he called one of the best moments of his life), performing in front of thousands of fans, or eating ...

Bad Bunny enters the ring during the WWE Backlash at Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot on May 06, 2023 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.Bad Bunny enters the ring during the WWE Backlash at ...

Bad Bunny Wants To ‘Put My Life At Risk’ In The WWE Ring, And Logan Paul Has Volunteered Josh Kurp Senior Pop Culture Editor Twitter January 14, 2025 ...

In 2021, Bad Bunny, a music icon, worked with WWE and won the WWE 24/7 Championship. He participated in WWE WrestleMania 37 before making a comeback at WrestleMania 39.

Bad Bunny wants one more go around in a WWE ring and this time, he wants to put his life at risk. In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Bad Bunny spoke about his time in WWE and what keeps him ...

We stay in contact with the people at WWE, we're always paying attention to what's going on. But when, I don't know. I hope there's a time where I can really get ready, like I did the last few times.

Bad Bunny hasn't wrestled in a WWE ring since 2023, but the rapper-turned-wrestler hasn't closed the door to performing in the squared circle again.

Former WWE United States Champion and internet celebrity Logan Paul took to Instagram to respond to the news of Bunny's desired in-ring return, calling out the former WWE 24/7 Champion.