WWE WrestleMania 42 Shake-Ups: Possible Women’s Main Event, New Title Match Ideas, R-Truth Contract Details Revealed
With WrestleMania 42 slowly taking shape, the WWE rumor mill is working overtime—and some of the latest backstage chatter has fans talking. From a potential women’s main event to surprise title match discussions and contract news, here’s a clean, reader-friendly roundup of what’s being whispered behind the scenes.
As always, none of this is confirmed. These are plans being discussed, not promises — and WWE’s creative direction can change fast.
Possible Women’s Main Event Being Talked About
According to Self Made Pro, WWE officials have internally discussed Rhea Ripley vs. Iyo Sky as a potential Women’s World Championship match at WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas. While nothing is locked in and sources stress there are “no guarantees,” the match has reportedly come up in meetings as one that could headline one of the two WrestleMania nights.
At this stage, WWE is said to still be undecided on the final Women’s World Title direction.
WWE Title Picture Still in Flux
On Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer shared that a three-way WWE Championship match involving Drew McIntyre, Jacob Fatu, and Cody Rhodes has been discussed internally. However, Meltzer cautioned that while the idea exists, it may not necessarily happen at WrestleMania itself.
The WWE title scene appears far from settled as creative continues to explore different options.
R-Truth’s New WWE Deal Details
R-Truth revealed in an interview with TV Insider that the contract he signed after last summer’s uncertainty is a four-year deal with an additional three-year option. The agreement quietly puts his WWE future on stable ground after months of speculation about his status.
AEW, TNA, and Scheduling Conflicts
In a Fightful Select report on The Rascalz signing with AEW, it was noted that Myron Reed was willing to work his scheduled match against X-Division Champion Leon Slater at Impact Wrestling’s AMC debut. Despite the offer, the match was ultimately pulled because WWE needed Slater for its European tour stop in the UK.
Queen Aminata Gets Positive Contract News
AEW’s Queen Aminata shared on her vlog that her contract has been extended until February 2027. Currently sidelined with a neck injury, Aminata said the extension has left her feeling “very happy” and “extremely motivated” as she prepares for her return to the ring.
WrestleMania season is still heating up, and if history tells us anything, today’s rumors could become tomorrow’s headlines — or disappear entirely. For now, fans will have to wait and see which of these ideas actually make it to the biggest stage of them all.
