In an unexpected move, former Nexus leader Wade Barrett may re-form the faction nearly 13 years after its dissolution.

Barrett won the competition, and it wasn’t hard to see why. Not only did he have the frame and look of a WWE talent, but he was smooth on the microphone and had in-ring skills to match.

Five-time WWE champion Wade Barrett has now confirmed that he has joined a major faction. This has come out of nowhere for ...

Wade Barrett left WWE this summer after being with the company for a decade. As a wrestler and performer, he saw his fair share of ups and downs, and was repackaged several times before finally ...

WWE have put forth many storylines over the years that didn’t quite turn out as many fans expected or would have ideally ...

WWE commentator Wade Barrett has not wrestled since 2016. He says that he has mentally moved on from wrestling full-time, but one match would get him to come back. In an interview with AceOdds ...

Recently, WWE commentator Wade Barrett gave his insights about NXT and its changes as WWE’s developmental territory, as well as its increasing importance in the pro-wrestling fraternity.

Wade Barrett says he'll be on Raw this week with pat McAfee out — Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful.com (@SeanRossSapp) January 18, 2025 Barrett previously joined the WWE RAW commentary team in August ...

Wade Barrett was positioned as the sinister general of a young, bloodthirsty stable who decimated the Raw locker room, and his lengthy feud with Cena was the hottest storyline of the WWE last summer.

When everything is said and done, Wade Barrett was going to end up on the short end of the stick. I was in further awe when it was announced that Barrett would take on Big Show next week.

Wade Barrett has some good news to share: he is now officially part of the weekly NXT broadcast team. Moving forward, Barrett will be part of every NXT broadcast, including TakeOver events.