It has been a WrestleMania 42 season where WWE has seemingly turned over every stone, only to have a celebrity pop out from underneath it. Already, fans know Pat McAfee, IShowSpeed, and Lil Yachty will play roles in key WrestleMania matches, while NFL legend Tom Brady is rumored to get involved, and pop superstar Joe Jonas is set to perform the National Anthem on Sunday. And now, rapper Cam’ron may have reason to get involved as well after a hostile confrontation with Jey Uso.

The situation occurred during Uso’s appearance on Cam’ron’s “It Is What It Is” podcast, and was instigated by the rapper after he questioned why he was only getting wrestlers from Night One of WrestleMania 42 instead of Night Two. Uso, fed up with Cam’ron’s complaining, got up from his chair, walked over, pulled Cam’ron over his desk, threw him to the floor, and punched him. Security, and Cam’ron’s co-hosts Trysta Krick and Mace wound up pulling Uso away before his attack could continue.

A clip of the incident was later posted on “It Is What It Is'” official X account, and featured the aftermath where Cam’ron could be seen with an ice pack on his head. The rapper pondered why Mace hadn’t tried to help him, only for Mace to reveal that he was the first one there trying to pull Uso off of Cam’ron, leading to the two sharing a laugh.

CAM gets a taste of WWE “Pause” @rsvpmase @Mr_Camron @Trysta_Krick @TheJeyUsoSource pic.twitter.com/xLFLWifx9h

— It Is What It Is (@iiwiitalk) April 16, 2026

The confrontation between Uso and Cam’ron will naturally have many wondering if Cam’ron will look for revenge this Saturday during WrestleMania’s first night. Uso will be in action early on the show, teaming with his brother Jimmy Uso and LA Knight to take on IShowSpeed, and WWE World Tag Team Champions Austin Theory and Logan Paul.

In his heated feud with Roman Reigns, CM Punk has taken off the proverbial gloves when it comes to promo work, often getting very personal with his rival and taking some heavy shots at him. During the April 6 episode of “WWE Raw,” Punk sat crossed-legged one more time, cutting what WWE has now called another one of his “pipe bomb” promos, this time levied at Reigns, The Rock, and Pat McAfee.

“Boy, what prompted it? It’s kind of hard being me sometimes,” Punk claimed during an interview on “ALL THE SMOKE.” “Being known as the microphone guy and the pipe bomb guy, I think my ‘good’ is a lot of other people’s ‘great;’ so when I go out there and I’m just ‘good,’ people look at it as less than, but everything can’t be pipe bomb.” Punk then shared his opinion that not every promo can be the greatest each time, but this time around, he felt that everyone from the bottom to the top in WWE have been frustrated. With the promo, he believed he could not just promote his WrestleMania match, but serve as their voice too.

Punk added that cutting a promo on Reigns, who was not even in the building at the time, was difficult because promo work usually includes two people who can “feed off” of one another’s energy and get crowd reactions from both ends. “I’m fortunate that I have done this long enough and I have failed at this long enough that I am better at this than a lot of people,” he claimed. “This is where I thrive; just me, I could fall flat on my face, and that danger kind of just heightens everything and elevates everything.”

Punk is set to take on Reigns in the main event of night two of WWE WrestleMania 42.

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