WWE: Scream Mode Reveals as Tag Team Name for Paige & Brie Bella, Blake Monroe on Wanting To Be A Part Of The Inaugural John Cena Classic, Raquel Rodriguez on Her Nearly 10 Years In WWE Being “My Priorities Have Definitely Changed A Lot”

Scream Mode Reveals as Tag Team Name for Paige & Brie Bella

WWE recently released new merchandise shirrts for current WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Paige and Brie Bella on their WWEShop online store.

These shirts revealed that Paige and Bella’s new tag team name is called Scream Mode.

Scream Mode! Paige and Brie Bella have two NEW tees available at #WWEShop! #WWE

🛒: https://t.co/kTOko0B7sJ pic.twitter.com/DddYY42Y4t

— WWEShop.com (@WWEShop) May 15, 2026

Paige and Bella have been the reigning WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions since winning the belts at this past April’s WrestleMania 42 Night 1 event.

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Blake Monroe Comments on Wanting To Be A Part Of The Inaugural John Cena Classic

Marca held a recent interview with Blake Monroe. One of the topics discussed included Monroe’s thoughts about the John Cena Classic and her possibly taking part in the tournament.

“Of course I want to be part of it. It looks like it’s going to be a huge tournament, and obviously you need to headline it with a big name like the glamorous Blake Monroe. As for who I’d like to face… I just escaped from the NXT women—they were giving me a hard time. But we have so much talent. I’d love to face Tatum again because we have unfinished business after she put me in a coffin. There’s also Kendall Grey and lots of new European additions. I’d love to be a part of it. And if I’m not there, I’ll enjoy watching it because it’ll be interesting to see how all these people from different places clash.”

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Raquel Rodriguez Comments on Her Nearly 10 Years In WWE Being “My Priorities Have Definitely Changed A Lot”

Soundsphere Magazine held a recent interview with Raquel Rodriguez. One of the topics discussed included Rodriguez’s thoughts about what she has learned about herself during her almost decade long career with WWE.

“I think I’ve learned that I’m much stronger than I believe. I can handle a lot more than I think I can. When you’re out there in this crazy business, you’re on your own, young, growing up through this business for 10 years. It’s the longest job I’ve ever held, by the way. You really grow as a human, as a person and you learn what’s important in life. For me at least my priorities have definitely changed a lot. I’ve focused more on my health this year, I’ve focused more on my family and my connections and my relationships that matter to me the most. That’s what really gets me through the long travel days and the long nights on the road when I miss my animals and I miss my family. But I’ve learned that I can do it and that I can stay strong. As long as I have my beliefs and my faith, there’s really nothing that can get under my skin these days.”