More Celebrities To Debut In WWE Soon

Published: 3 seconds ago by Amanda Savage | Last Updated: 3 seconds ago by Amanda Savage

Based in Seattle, Amanda has been writing about professional wrestling for over four years for WrestleTalk.com. Focusing on breaking news, live show coverage and news informed features about WWE, NXT, AEW and TNA Wrestling, Amanda has nearly 9,000 published pieces to date.
@_AmandaSavage

With Lil Yatchy set to make his WWE in-ring debut at Sunday Night’s Main Event, there are likely more celebrities set to pop-up soon.

From some of the biggest names in sports to the most talked about topics in pop culture and on social media, WWE could definitely capitalize on the mainstream success of several noted WWE fans with massive followings.

Here are 6 more celebrities that could be set to make a debut in WWE after Sunday Night’s Main Event.

6. Tom Brady

Legendary NFL Quarterback Tom Brady garnered attention from the WWE universe when he poked at Logan Paul ahead of a recent charity flag football game, calling WWE “cute and scripted.”

It wouldn’t be long before the bad blood between Tom Brady and Logan Paul boiled over in a very public way however when they met again later on a panel and tensions erupted.

After a confrontation between the pair on-stage at Fanatics Fan Fest 2026 ended with Brady slapping the WWE star Paul, fans and media alike were left wondering how much was staged.

Potentially setting up a crossover between Brady and WWE in the future, the NFL star and seven-time Super Bowl Champion has recently appeared on the What Do You Wanna Talk About? with Cody Rhodes podcast – perhaps a tag team bout is coming in the future.

ADVERTISEMENT

5. Theo Von

Perhaps an unlikely albeit potentially enjoyable notable name from pop culture that could make an appearance in WWE is stand-up comic and podcast personality, Theo Von.

With his unpredictable wit and versatility as a comedian able to be beneficial in backstage segments,Von could become an amusing addition to any scene.

Alternatively, there’s another podcast giant that shockingly hasn’t made an appearance in WWE yet, Joe Rogan.

With Rogan notably a fan of pro wrestling, he has had several WWE legends on his the Joe Rogan Experience podcast including Kurt Angle, the Undertaker and most recently, John Cena, so perhaps he’ll pop up in the future.

ADVERTISEMENT

4. Post Malone

After Jelly Roll made his mark in WWE with a pair marquee matches at both SummerSlam 2025 and on SmackDown in the lead-up to WrestleMania 42, perhaps Post Malone could be next.

No stranger to WWE, Post Malone not only curated the WWE 2K24 soundtrack as executive soundtrack producer, he was also a playable character in the game.

Potentially a fun addition to a tag team match, Post Malone already has some heat with previously heel couple, Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch who trash talked him at ringside last year.

Able to serve as an excellent ringside manager rather than taking on the task of mixing things up too directly in the ring – there are plenty of possibilities for Posty in WWE.

ADVERTISEMENT

3. Jalen Brunson

One sports icon that has already recently appeared on-screen in WWE is Jalen Brunson.

ADVERTISEMENT

Dubbed the new ‘King of New York’ after leading his team to victory in the NBA Finals 2026, New York Knicks MVP Jalen Brunson appeared on the Saturday Night’s Main Event at Madison Square Garden on July 18, 2026.

Already mixing it up in an in-ring segment with Roman Reigns squaring off against Seth Rollins and Brunson’s NBA rival Tyrese Haliburton interrupted the celebration in progress – the stage has already been set for a proper showdown.

Certainly able to continue their rivalry during the NBA season with appearances and trash talk, any physical fracas would likely be well into the future.

2. Mr. Beast

One of the most recognizable YouTubers on the planet, there are some obvious connections already between WWE and Mr Beast.

ADVERTISEMENT

Definitely able to arrive as a friend of fellow Lunchly co-founder Logan Paul (with the notable third member of the trio being KSI), the mere presence of the affable Mr Beast could incite rage in a WWE heel.

With massive mainstream appeal, the opportunities for crossover seem limitless but could certainly start out as small as a ring ad but build into a huge feud with a disgruntled WWE star looking to ‘protect the business’ from a further invasion of social media moguls.

Definitely able to make a fun surprise appearance during a non-traditional match – think the Jackass crew during Johnny Knoxville’s raucous WrestleMania 38 bout against Sami Zayn – the whole Mr Beast squad could get involved.

1. Cardi B

While Cardi B made a big entrance for her appearance at WWE SummerSlam 2025, her participation was rather limited.

ADVERTISEMENT

Coming to the ring and welcoming the fans in Met Life Stadium and at home to the first ever two-night edition of the event, Cardi then went backstage and was effectively done with her appearances.

Later it would be publicly revealed at the Hip-Hop star was pregnant during her appearance at SummerSlam, making the lack of conflict either verbally or physically with any WWE stars make a lot more sense.

Since Cardi is a noted WWE fan, there could definitely still be a reason in the future for her to circle back to perhaps even get involved in some in-ring action.

To make sure you stay up to date with all the biggest wrestling and WrestleTalk news, follow us on Threads by clicking this link!

Trending

Get the latest wrestling news straight to your inbox

By submitting this form, you are consenting to receive marketing emails from WrestleTalk