Alexa Bliss comments on Tom Brady's potential WWE collaboration
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 10:11 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026

Former WWE Raw Women's Champion Alexa Bliss expressed her support for Tom Brady possibly working with WWE during an interview with TMZ Sports. This conversation gained momentum after reports of ongoing discussions between Brady and WWE emerged, particularly following Brady's interactions with Logan Paul. Bliss emphasized the athletic challenges of joining WWE, noting the intensity that surprises those from other sports backgrounds. The mixed reception of celebrity involvement in wrestling was highlighted, with some like Bad Bunny and Logan Paul receiving praise for their efforts, while others have struggled.
- •Alexa Bliss welcomes Tom Brady's potential involvement with WWE.
- •Discussions about Brady working with WWE have been ongoing.
- •Bliss shared insights on the challenges celebrity athletes face in wrestling.
- •Past celebrity performers like Bad Bunny and Logan Paul have been successful.
- •Brady's connection to WWE has intensified after recent encounters with Logan Paul.
- 10:11 PMWrestling Inc — Alexa Bliss Shares Thoughts On Tom Brady Working With WWE
"Former Raw Women's Champion Alexa Bliss weighs in on the idea of former NFL quarterback Tom Brady potentially working with WWE.
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