WWE’s Angel Garza seemed to tease an exit from the promotion following his loss to Oba Femi on “WWE Raw.”

Los Garza, the duo of Berto and Angel (formerly Humberto Carrillo and Angel Garza), made an appearance on “Raw” this week, when they were dragged out to the ring by Oba Femi after he was informed by “Raw” GM Adam Pearce that no one wanted to answer his Open Challenge. The former NXT Champion soundly defeated the duo in a handicap match, and following the match, Garza posted on X, thanking fans for supporting the Garza wrestling family.

“Thank you to everyone who never jumped off the ship and kept supporting the Garza Legacy through it all,” he said.

Thank you to everyone who never jumped off the ship and kept supporting the Garza Legacy through it all.

— Angel Garza (@AngelGarzaWwe) May 12, 2026

Angel and Berto’s appearance on the red brand was a surprise as the duo is a part of the “WWE SmackDown” roster, with their last matches on “Raw” taking place way back in 2023. Aside from wrestling on “SmackDown,” Los Garza have featured primarily on WWE Main Event, as well as WWE’s new promotion, AAA. The duo’s recent title successes in pro wrestling have also come in the Mexican promotion, as they held the AAA World Tag Team Championship, which they won last year and held for two months before losing to Pagano and Psycho Clown. 

Meanwhile, Oba Femi has continued his dominance since his incredible win against Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 42, defeating Grayson Waller and Otis on “Raw,” with the Open Challenge set to continue next week.

Paul “Triple H” Levesque recently re-signed with WWE, which Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff has backed, stating that the Chief Content Officer even deserves a raise.

Bischoff, speaking on his “83 Weeks” podcast, touched on reports that TKO executives interfered with WWE storylines, with many alleging they undermined Paul Levesque and his creative team in doing so. Bischoff feels this warrants a raise for Levesque and said his new deal is not a surprise.

“Certainly not surprised that he got another one [contract]. And hopefully he got a raise because I think, if anything, the last couple of WrestleManias where you’ve had interference from people who really don’t understand the audience as well as they think they do,” he said.

Bischoff acknowledged that Ari Emanuel and his team at TKO have vast experience in the entertainment business, but argued that the pro wrestling audience is entirely different from other entertainment audiences.

“And I don’t mean that with disrespect because obviously Ari Emanuel and the people around him have forgotten more about entertainment and connecting with the audience than yours truly will ever experience. That being said, he doesn’t have as much experience with the wrestling audience, which is a very unique audience,” Bischoff added. “From the outside, especially if you think, you know, how things work in entertainment, and you do, based on your experience in feature films and television and other forms of entertainment, you do have an instinct. Unfortunately, that instinct doesn’t completely apply to the wrestling audience.”

TKO executive Mark Shapiro had earlier this year claimed that TKO has full creative control of WWE, in response to questions about celebrity involvement at WrestleMania 42, which was widely criticized by fans.

Ronda Rousey has expressed her displeasure at not being allowed to be her authentic self in WWE, a point she once again touched upon.

Rousey, who worked under Vince McMahon in WWE, said in an interview with “Complex News” that the character she portrayed in the promotion was not her true self. While she admits that she had fun in the ring, she wasn’t able to show her natural side on the mic.

“I felt like I was doing somebody else’s impression of myself [in WWE],” said Rousey. “You can tell when I was allowed to write my own promos and when I wasn’t, you know, and I learned a lot from it. And I really, you know, enjoyed my time in the ring. I didn’t really enjoy being under the death throes of Vince McMahon’s reign. But there were a lot of great experiences in there.”

The former UFC star has previously claimed that McMahon did not want to collaborate with her in WWE, describing McMahon’s approach as a “negotiation” rather than a “collaboration.” Rousey, who returned to WWE for a second stint that lasted about a year, said that McMahon — who was embroiled in controversy at the time — was just as tough, if not tougher, to work with. She stated that things were often finalized at the last minute during that period and added that she was eager to see Paul “Triple H” Levesque take control of proceedings in WWE.

Rousey, it seems, may not be returning to WWE anytime soon, as she prepares for her return to the MMA world. She also appears to be enjoying her time in AEW more than she did in WWE.