WWE SIGNS EVIL

WWE continues to strengthen its global roster and, this time, has secured the signing of EVIL, former NJPW world champion. According to the latest information, the Japanese wrestler has already signed a contract with the company and should join the roster soon.

In recent months, EVIL's future has been the subject of strong speculation, especially after the end of his contract with New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) in early 2026. The wrestler's departure from the Japanese promotion opened the way for negotiations with other companies, with WWE being pointed to as the most likely destination.

Now, the rumors are confirmed: EVIL has indeed reached an agreement with WWE, after weeks of talks and expectations within the industry.

The wrestler, whose real name is Takaaki Watanabe, built a solid career in Japan, standing out as one of the main names in NJPW. During his career, he won important titles and led the House of Torture group, becoming a prominent figure in the Japanese wrestling scene. There are also indications that EVIL may not use the same name in WWE, something common when wrestlers arrive at the company. Furthermore, there is a possibility that he will begin his journey in the developmental territory, NXT, before a possible promotion to the main roster.

The signing reinforces WWE's strategy of expanding its global reach, investing in international talent with consolidated experience outside the United States. For EVIL, this change represents a new phase in his career, with greater media exposure and new challenges within the world's largest wrestling company.

With the arrival of the Japanese wrestler, expectations are growing regarding how he will adapt to WWE's style and what his role will be in the coming months within the programming.