Travis Scott's return seems to be getting closer every week, and we may finally get to see him for the first time since his interference at WrestleMania 41, which shockingly led to John Cena becoming a 17-time world champion. There have been pitches for him to team up with a controversial 30-year-old star.
It was first confirmed on WrestleVotes Radio on WrestleBinge that Travis Scott will, in fact, be in Los Angeles on June 7 and is expected to be at Money in the Bank in the Intuit Dome. As you likely know, the RAW on Netflix premiere happened in that same venue, and it led to that famous moment where Scott was seen visibly lighting up a joint next to Jey Uso.
A new report from PWInsider reported that a Tag Team match was pitched for Scott's in-ring debut. It's either planned to be with John Cena or a six-man tag with Scott, Cena, and the controversial 30-year-old megastar Logan Paul. Their pitched opponents were Cody Rhodes and The Usos.
Which WWE legend is Travis Scott reportedly training with?
Travis Scott wants to get into the ring, and he's demonstrated it time and again at Elimination Chamber and then WrestleMania 41. So who is the one that's helping him train?
On the Pat McAfee show, not long after the RAW after WrestleMania 41, The Rock praised the rapper and revealed that he had plans to train with WWE legend Booker T:
"Look, I love Travis Scott involved and I'll tell you why. Because he loves wrestling. He's a huge fan and he respects it. He's working his a** off. I know that he has plans to train with Booker T. I don't know if it's happening already. It might be, not quite too sure there on his schedule. But he loves the business. Now I was just as surprised to see Travis Scott as well, and I knew the moment I saw Travis Scott, well, that immediately amplifies, 'Well, here comes The Final Boss,'" he said.
It goes without saying that due to his busy schedule, the training could likely only be on-and-off. However, Scott has expressed his commitment to wrestling and, post-WrestleMania 41, jokingly told Triple H that it was his full-time job going forward, to which The Game responded that he would see him the next night on RAW.
Either way, it's going to be exciting to see how things play out leading up to Money in the Bank 2025. Surprisingly, there is only a two-week gap between Saturday Night's Main Event and MITB. With Night of Champions later in June and WWE Evolution rumored to return in July, it's a packed schedule leading up to the first-ever two-night SummerSlam.