WWE’s WrestleMania 42 build took a wild turn when LA Knight showed up on IShowSpeed’s livestream and got his revenge in front of thousands of viewers.
The drama started earlier this week on Raw when Speed accidentally knocked out Knight with brass knuckles during an in-ring segment. Speed later went live online and tried to apologize, saying he never meant to get involved in WWE business.
That apology didn’t last long. Knight suddenly appeared during the stream and didn’t waste time settling the score. Instead of talking things out, he grabbed Speed and threw him straight into his streaming setup, knocking over equipment and ending the broadcast with Speed left crying on camera.
Before things ended, Knight made it clear the situation isn’t finished. He said Speed is expected to show up on Raw in Houston on April 6 to deal with what happened.
This situation is also leading directly into WrestleMania plans. WWE is currently planning a six-man tag match that would team Speed with Logan Paul and Austin Theory against Knight and The Usos.
There is still a chance the match format changes if Speed isn’t ready to wrestle, but the current direction shows WWE is building this storyline toward WrestleMania.
Speed has been part of WWE before, including appearing in the 2025 Royal Rumble and getting “cursed” backstage by Danhausen, which he later joked caused bad luck in his life.
Now the situation between Knight and Speed has gone from an accident to a full-blown feud heading toward WrestleMania 42. Things clearly aren’t finished between these two, and the next episode of Raw could decide how big this match becomes once WrestleMania arrives.
Do you think LA Knight took things too far by crashing IShowSpeed’s stream, or was that the kind of revenge he needed after getting knocked out on Raw?