WWE Announces Japan Supershow Featuring Shinsuke Nakamura Return, Women's Title Defense

Several former WWE stars are signaling potential returns to wrestling after recent releases and contract expirations. Jazmyn Nyx declined a WWE contract renewal due to low salary offers and is exploring other opportunities beyond wrestling after recovering from multiple injuries. Dakota Kai, released earlier in 2025, appears poised for a comeback as her name recently appeared on a production schedule for wrestling gear, and she has expressed missing the sport during Twitch streams. WWE continues to feature major events like the upcoming Japan Supershow, showcasing top talents including the returning Shinsuke Nakamura and title matches, highlighting the company's ongoing investment in marquee talent and storylines. Additionally, Malik Blade made a notable return to the WWE Performance Center audience after nearly a year sidelined by injury, indicating ongoing recovery and potential future in-ring action. These developments reflect a dynamic period for WWE talent transitions and potential returns, blending new opportunities with established stars' comebacks.