With WrestleMania 42 mere weeks away, the match lineup is set to rapidly grow. Over on the “WWE SmackDown” brand, one anticipated bout will reportedly come attached with a major stipulation.

According to Ibou of Self Made, the building hostility between Jacob Fatu and Drew McIntyre will lead to a match on the grand stage, with the expectation that it will be contested inside Hell in a Cell.

Drew McIntyre vs Jacob Fatu will take place at WrestleMania and according to sources close to those involved, the expectation is that the bout will be a Hell in a Cell match.

— Ibou, of Self Made (@BackupHangman) March 26, 2026

Fatu and McIntyre’s rivalry extends back to last year, but in recent weeks, it’s glaringly intensified. On March 6, Fatu snatched a chair out of McIntyre’s hands in order to prevent him from delivering further damage to his opponent at the time, Cody Rhodes. This move proved pivotal as “The American Nightmare” subsequently regained control of the bout and hit McIntyre with a Cody Cutter-Cross Rhodes combo to secure the pinfall and the Undisputed WWE Championship.

Last week, Fatu and McIntyre brawled with each other throughout “SmackDown” until they both ended up atop a steel platform. With officials unable to intervene due to a barricading fence, Fatu and McIntyre then fell from great heights and made a thunderous crash. Following this, “SmackDown” General Manager Nick Aldis will provide an update on the condition of “The Scottish Psychopath” and “The Samoan Werewolf.”

Reports of a McIntyre-Fatu match surfaced earlier this month after Randy Orton won the Men’s Elimination Chamber to earn an Undisputed WWE Championship match at WrestleMania. WWE ultimately booked Rhodes to unseat McIntyre as WWE Champion on the following “SmackDown,” meaning Rhodes would be the one to defend the title against Orton at the April 18 and 19 premium live event, while McIntyre pivoted to Fatu. The idea of Hell In A Cell had previously been pitched for other bouts that were later taken off the table for WrestleMania.

Part of me is almost of the mind that there’s nothing more that can be said about this match; we’ve all probably seen it by now, we all know it was a disgrace. Does it really bear repeating that point again? After further review, YES!

This match is a failure on almost every level, from Jeff Hardy being obviously impaired during his entrance to Eric Bischoff vamping to Sting literally pinning Hardy down for the three-count to end an 88-second world title match, even though Hardy clearly tried to kick out. Sting and referee Brian Hebner are the only ones here that I would say showed any professionalism. All credit to Jeff Hardy for owning his behavior over the years, but it doesn’t change the fact that he certainly didn’t act professional by coming out for this match in no condition to perform. The TNA executives who allowed him to go out there, who allowed him to get into this state by not keeping a closer eye on him during the day, and who were so clueless to this that they couldn’t put together a proper replacement match in time, were somehow even less professional. And by the way, they continued to be that way in the years since, all trying to pass the buck of blame from themselves. That, dear readers, is how you wind up with this match, one of the most embarrassing things to ever occur in a wrestling ring. You would think I don’t need to tell you it’s a total disgrace, but then again, we should probably all be reminded how terrible this was, just to make sure it never happens again.

Fifteen years later, we all agree with Sting, who agreed with the fans. “That was bulls***,” indeed.

Already considered a legend in pro wrestling, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson will officially be recognized as a legend in the world of Disney as well.

As revealed by The Walt Disney Company, Johnson is amongst those in the 2026 class of Disney Legends, an honor given to those who’ve greatly impacted the Disney legacy. In Johnson’s case, he is being celebrated for his film and voice acting contributions.

In total, the former WWE Champion has appeared in more than 40 movies. Under the Disney banner, he’s been featured in “The Game Plan,” “Jungle Cruise,” “Zootopia 2,” “Moana” (both the live-action adaptation and animated versions) and other cinematic works.

The 2026 Disney Legends Award Ceremony, hosted by Ryan Seacrest, will emanate from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California on August 16. Those unable to attend the event can stream it on Disney+. In addition to Johnson, the likes of Academy Award winner Anne Hathaway, Pulitzer Prize-winner Lin-Manuel Miranda, and the musical trio of the Jonas Brothers will be honored at the show. The ceremony itself is part of the D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event.

“D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event is where we come together to give our incredible fans an early look at what’s coming next across our company, while celebrating the legacy of the extraordinary people whose creativity has shaped Disney into what it is today,” Disney’s CEO Josh D’Amaro said in a statement. “It’s an honor to celebrate our Disney Legends — their impact is felt in everything we do and recognizing them alongside the fans who love their work is what makes this event so meaningful.”