Folks, hold onto your hats because Friday night in Davenport, Florida, the wrestling world was hit with a surprise that had fans chanting and tweeting like never before. That’s right, Joe Hendry, the TNA sensation, made a shock appearance at a “WWE NXT” house show. And let me tell you, the place went wild. It’s like they summoned him by saying his name three times. Beetlejuice style, but with more muscle and less stripes.
The ever-charismatic Joe Hendry, fresh off his surprise NXT debut and busy bouncing between WWE and TNA like a wrestling pinball, teamed up with Je’von Evans and Shiloh Hill. The trio put on a show against Gallus, but alas, victory wasn’t in the cards this time. Afterward, Hendry, always quick with a quip, took to social media platform X and posted, “NXTNA.” Simple. To the point. And the internet ate it up, with fans flooding the platform with photos and memes faster than you can say “viral.”
Now, let’s talk about Joe Hendry’s infectious personality. This guy is a walking party, and his entrance theme, “I Believe in Joe Hendry,” is climbing the charts faster than a cat video on YouTube. Fans can’t get enough. He’s been a busy bee, folks, popping up in indie shows, TNA events, and now WWE NXT. Just last weekend, he was part of the main event at TNA Slammiversary. Although he didn’t walk away with the TNA World Championship – Nic Nemeth did, after a chaotic match with Moose, Frankie Kazarian, Josh Alexander, and Steve Maclin – Hendry’s performance was nothing short of spectacular.
Over in NXT, Hendry’s been shaking things up too. In his last TV appearance, he teamed up with Trick Williams to defeat the newly crowned NXT Champion Ethan Page and his partner Shawn Spears. The fans went nuts. And get this – Hendry’s arrival was teased right after Page won the title at Heatwave. A classic cliffhanger, folks. A picture of Hendry flashed on the screen, and fans knew something big was coming. And boy, did it deliver.
So, there you have it. Joe Hendry is the man of the hour, the talk of the town, and the guy who’s making wrestling fun again. Whether he’s in TNA, WWE NXT, or your local indie show, one thing’s for sure: We all believe in Joe Hendry.