A WWE name has reflected on partnerships with other promotions and what they bring to the televised product.
Over the past few years, WWE has been partnering with TNA Wrestling, with the multi-year partnership being announced in January of last year.
Last year also saw WWE acquire Mexico-based AAA, with the official announcement being made over WrestleMania 41 week.
Japan’s Pro-Wrestling NOAH has also worked in partnership with WWE, which has recently seen Ulka Sasaki head to the WWE Performance Center on his international tour.
With all this, interim NXT General Manager Robert Stone has reflected on the working agreements in a post on Twitter.
Indicating that crossover appearances will continue and that the best is still ahead, Stone wrote:
“Pretty spectacular when you actually say it out loud…
“Right now, WWE is actively working with TNA, NOAH, and AAA. Three completely different worlds. Three completely different styles. One industry evolving in real time.
“And I’ve stepped into all of them.
“So when I say I’m bringing something different every single week to running NXT… it’s not a catchphrase. It’s perspective.
“It’s the American edge.
“The Japanese discipline.
“The Mexican intensity.
“The WWE spotlight.
“It’s a hybrid vision.
“2026 isn’t even close to peaking. We’re just getting warmed up.
“And I promise you the best is still ahead, baby!”
Stars from AAA were recently confirmed to be featuring in the upcoming WWE 2K26 video game, with Mr. Iguana among those revealed.
With Dominik Mysterio as the current AAA Mega Champion, a stipulation was added to the match against El Hijo Del Vikingo at Rey De Reyes, which will see the Judgment Day member forced to leave Mexico should he lose.
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