Henry didn't feel that Cena generated any "heat" with his promo, as his words felt meaningless. "I sat there with a bewildered, puzzled look on my face when he said [Uso was lazy]," Henry continued.

Mark Henry was the first in his family to jump into pro wrestling, but he isn't the last. Earlier this month, WWE unveiled its fifth class for its Next In Line (NIL) program.

On Monday's "Busted Open Radio," Dave LaGreca, Bully Ray, and Mark Henry pondered that scenario, with Henry initially stating he thought it was a work. "I think they're getting us," Henry said.

Monday's "WWE Raw" was a packed show, with the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments beginning, an appearance from Nikki Bella, and a World Heavyweight Championship match between Jey Uso and ...

WWE Women's Money in the Bank winner Naomi recently came face-to-face with Stratton on " WWE SmackDown," which was analyzed by Mark Henry and co. on " Busted Open." Host Dave LaGreca recounted how ...

WWE legend Mark Henry has highlighted one of the key stories coming out of Night of Champions, which he hopes WWE continues going forward. At the show in Saudi Arabia, Randy Orton and Cody Rhodes ...