On September 9, WWE star Joe Hendry posted a teaser for his upcoming debut album.
With the album set to debut on October 5, there could be some WWE stars appearing on some songs on the tracklist.
From legendary names to current talent on the WWE roster, these names could offer a unique album experience for Hendry’s debut.
Here are seven WWE stars to be potentially featured on the upcoming Joe Hendry album.
7. R-Truth
One WWE star who has released music throughout his career is R-Truth.
The former WWE United States Champion has long been known for his music stylings over the past three decades.
Whether it be his “What’s Up?” theme song or any of his original music, Truth brings a lot to the table with his rapping.
Truth and Joe Hendry could offer a different kind of song that might stand out from the other tracks on this debut album.
6. Danhausen
During their individual rivalries with The Judgment Day, Joe Hendry and Danhausen aligned with one another to battle the group.
This led to a concert with Hendry and Danhausen debuting their new song, “I Believe That You Are Cursed.”
While this song was not an instant hit, WWE may want to give the fans this track on the debut album for Hendry.
Danhausen’s popularity could make this song potentially the most listened to on the entire tracklist coming out in October.
5. Tiffany Stratton
Recently, Tiffany Stratton became the latest WWE star to get into the music business.
The former WWE Women’s Champion debuted a track alongside Lil Yachty that garnered attention.
Stratton is still one of the most prominently featured female stars in WWE today.
Joining forces with Joe Hendry, Stratton could add another track to her music resumè on his debut.
4. Trick Williams
Another WWE star who has been known for his musical talents is Trick Williams.
During his run in WWE NXT, Williams regularly made parody music on his different rivals.
Whether it be Pete Dunne or Ethan Page, several WWE stars fell victim to Trick’s verbal beatdowns on music tracks.
The current two-time WWE United States Champion could put his past differences with Joe Hendry to get a valuable feature on his debut album.
3. Lil Yachty
Ahead of WWE WrestleMania 42, Lil Yachty became a regular part of the company’s programming.
The Grammy nominated artist has since become the full-time manager of Trick Williams.
Guiding Trick to two separate United States Championship reigns, Yachty could help other WWE stars garner the spotlight.
After making a song with Tiffany Stratton, Yachty could join forces with Joe Hendry for a blend of their two different musical genres.
2. Bad Bunny
Another musical artist who has become a WWE star is Grammy Award winner Bad Bunny.
The Super Bowl XL Halftime performer has earned the reputation as one of the best celebrity wrestlers to ever step in a WWE ring.
There is no denying that Bunny is also one of the biggest musical artists in the world today.
While it may be a long shot, Joe Hendry could get a ton of attention for his album if he was able to land a feature from Bad Bunny.
1. John Cena
Before Joe Hendry, John Cena made the transition from the WWE to the world of hip hop.
In 2005, Cena released his debut rap album entitled “You Can’t See Me.”
Despite this being his only album to date, Cena might make another appearance on an album with Joe Hendry coming out with his debut.
With his past comments about Cena being an inspiration to his career, it would be a full circle moment for Hendry to have “The Never Seen 17” highlighted on his upcoming album.
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