Former NXT and TNA World Champion Joe Hendry has officially been called up to “WWE Raw,” according to Michael Cole on commentary on the episode of the red brand following WWE WrestleMania 42, and his first appearance is coming next week. Hendry is set to perform in concert on the April 27 episode of “Raw.”

While details of Hendry’s performance weren’t made known, he’s used his concerts in a very Rock-like fashion to address his rivals over the years. Hendry officially signed with WWE from TNA in November 2025, after working with the developmental brand through the companies’ partnership.

He became NXT Champion in February after winning the title vacated by Oba Femi in a ladder match. He lost the title after a 60-day reign at Stand & Deliver, during a four-way match involving Ethan Page, Ricky Saints, and the man who would go on to win the gold, Tony D’Angelo. 

Hendry is the third star recently called up to the red brand. On the “Raw” after ‘Mania, Sol Ruca and Ethan Page both officially debuted with matches against Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan and Je’Von Evans, respectively.

The Street Profits, Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford, made their return to “WWE Raw” on Monday following WWE WrestleMania 42 to attack the World Tag Team Champions, Austin Theory and Logan Paul. The Profits came out to aid Seth Rollins, who ran out to attack Bron Breakker, and was getting served a beatdown by the tag champions.

The segment started with Paul Heyman addressing Brock Lesnar’s retirement, before he said the tag team division had been rejuvenated thanks to Paul and Theory. He handed the microphone to Paul, and fans barely let him speak with their boos, but he complained about “outsiders” in the business, and ran down WrestleMania opponent IShowSpeed.

Heyman then brought out Breakker, who said they were in the same building that he became the leader of The Vision after Rollins was too weak. He said his favorite part of WrestleMania was watching Rollins get so close to beating GUNTHER, before he ruined it all.

Rollins’ music hit, and he was beaten down by Paul and Theory before the Street Profits also ran out. They took out the tag team champions and Rollins hit Breakker with a superkick. He went for the stomp, but Breakker nailed him with a spear.