Mick Foley’s AEW appearance seems to have benefited several of the promotion’s stars, with Orange Cassidy praising the feedback and insight that Foley shared with the AEW locker room.

Foley, who debuted at the AEW Double or Nothing pay-per-view, spoke with the promotion’s stars backstage at the event. Cassidy explained in an interview with “TMZ Sports” how Foley has already made an impact on the promotion.

“He was incredible. He watched as much of the show as he possibly could, and then he would give some incredible feedback to some of the people that were wrestling and stuff. He is incredibly talented, and he has so much knowledge that he’s just one of those other guys that I can’t wait to like pick his brain and stuff,” said Cassidy.

The AEW star also addressed the frequently asked question of whether Foley will step into the ring again. Cassidy, while not giving a definitive answer, said that the desire to wrestle never goes away for most wrestlers.

“I don’t know,” replied Cassidy when asked if Foley wants to get back in the ring. “I didn’t really talk to him too much. But for what I know about professional wrestling and professional wrestlers, the itch never goes away.”

Following his AEW debut, Foley addressed the possibility of stepping into the ring again, stating that it could happen if he can keep his head safe from further trauma. Reports have suggested that the WWE Hall of Famer could have one final match, with AEW CEO Tony Khan reportedly interested in booking him for a bout, provided he is cleared by AEW’s doctors. Foley’s current role in AEW is multifaceted and includes hosting shows with Renee Paquette, potentially taking on an on-screen managerial role, and helping to promote the company.

Nikki Bella believes that she could continue to wrestle in WWE past her current contract.

The experienced star returned to WWE last year, and she recently revealed that both she and her sister, Brie Bella, are under contract until 2028. Bella told “Casino Guru” that she could sign another wrestling deal once her current contract expires, stating that she will decide after assessing her condition.

“Never say never [on continuing past her current contract]. Honestly, it’s all going to depend on my body, how I feel, I look in the ring compared to others. I’m the most aware person ever, and I don’t ever want to take spots from people. I am there to elevate, bring equity, and if I feel like I can’t hang, guess what? I’m not going to go hang. I’m not going to go pretend I can. We’ll see how I am at that point in life,” she said. 

The Hall of Famer said that she hopes to have a future in WWE following her in-ring retirement. She also opened the door to becoming an on-screen General Manager and wants to emulate Stephanie McMahon, while also supporting the other women stars in any way she can.

“If I feel like the body is like, ‘Okay, we’re good, but suit me up and let me run the show,’ I’d do that,” Bella added. “Or if there was some other position in the way of helping the women, I would do that as well. But I just think we’ll have to wait till we get there.”

Bella, who is currently out of action due to injury, recently said that she would love to be the General Manager of “WWE Raw,” a role currently occupied by Adam Pearce.

Former WWE star Chavo Guerrero has opened up about a potential return to the ring, as well as the possibility of facing Rey Mysterio.

Guerrero, who hasn’t featured in WWE since 2011, continues to wrestle on the indie circuit and even wrestled in TNA last year, when it took place in his hometown of El Paso. The veteran star stated on “Gabby AF” that he would be open to wrestling in WWE or AAA, claiming that Guerreros never truly walk away from wrestling.

“You know what? Guerreros never retire. We never really stop wrestling. We always keep it going. It’s just who we are. It’s just in our DNA. So, my last kind of big match was that TNA show, I don’t know if you saw that one in El Paso. That was awesome. It was great. I felt really good in the ring. I was in the ring with some really great guys and, you know, my hometown of El Paso. I really, really liked it. You never know. I never say never because it’s just a phone call. You think, ‘I’m never going to do this again,’ and all of a sudden you get a call and go, ‘Well, I guess I’m doing it again,'” he said.

When asked if he would be interested in facing WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio if he were to have a retirement tour similar to that of John Cena, Chavo jumped at the opportunity. He added that he and Mysterio know each other so well that they would need very little time to prepare for a match against each other.

“Rey and I, I know Rey so well. He knows me so well. Right now, tomorrow — give me five days to get into cardio shape, and we’d tear the place down. That’s just how well we know each other. We’ve done it everywhere,” said Guerrero.

Chavo is currently involved with WWE through its sister promotion, AAA, where he works behind the scenes.