Bad Bunny is about to light up the biggest stage in sports — the Super Bowl Halftime Show — but his history with professional wrestling has already earned him serious respect from fans. Before winning a Grammy for Album of the Year or headlining the NFL’s biggest night, Bad Bunny shocked the world by stepping into a WWE ring — and delivering big.
Bad Bunny’s Pro Wrestling Journey
Fans were unsure what to expect when Bad Bunny made his in-ring debut at WrestleMania 37, teaming with Damian Priest to take on The Miz and John Morrison. But instead of just making a celebrity appearance, Bunny put in real effort — training hard and pulling off some impressive moves.
His performance earned praise from wrestlers and fans alike, and he continued that momentum with another surprise match at WWE Backlash in Puerto Rico, where he faced off against his former tag team partner, Damian Priest. Once again, Bunny picked up the win and showed the world he wasn’t just playing wrestler — he was one.
Since then, he’s popped up in WWE a few more times, including a fun appearance at the Royal Rumble, keeping fans hopeful for more action in the future.
Could Bad Bunny Wrestle Again?
While WWE hasn’t officially announced any future matches for the music superstar, there’s one wrestler who already has Bunny on his radar — and it’s not even someone from WWE.
In a recent interview with SiriusXM Sports, AEW star Orange Cassidy revealed that if the “forbidden door” between AEW and WWE ever opened, his dream match would be against none other than Bad Bunny.
His reason?
“Yeah, I’d like to get in there with Bad Bunny. Why not? Bad Bunny’s cool.”
It’s simple, it’s laid-back — and very Orange Cassidy.
Orange Cassidy’s AEW Feud Heats Up
While a match against Bad Bunny might be just a dream for now, Cassidy isn’t sitting around waiting. He’s currently caught in a heated feud with The Death Riders in AEW.
At the upcoming AEW Grand Slam event in Australia, Cassidy will team up with Toni Storm in a mixed tag match against Wheeler Yuta and Marina Shafir. But this isn’t just any tag match — it’s hair vs. hair. Whoever gets pinned or submitted will have their head completely shaved bald. Stakes don’t get more personal than that.
Other Grand Slam Matches to Watch
The AEW Grand Slam event is shaping up to be a major night of action. Here are some of the top matches on the card:
- MJF vs. Brody King – AEW World Championship
- Andrade vs. Adam Page – Winner gets a World Title shot at AEW Revolution
- Hair vs. Hair Match – Orange Cassidy & Toni Storm vs. Wheeler Yuta & Marina Shafir
With such a packed card, AEW fans have a lot to look forward to — and Cassidy will be right in the middle of the drama.
Bad Bunny’s Big Week
While Cassidy battles it out in Australia, Bad Bunny is having a huge week of his own. After winning the Grammy for Album of the Year, he’s now preparing to headline the Super Bowl Halftime Show — his first time leading the event, though fans may remember he joined Shakira onstage back in 2020.
From wrestling rings to music’s biggest awards to the Super Bowl spotlight, Bad Bunny has proven he can shine anywhere. And if the stars ever align for a dream match against Orange Cassidy — you can bet fans of both worlds will be watching.
Bad Bunny’s rise from music icon to respected WWE performer is already legendary, and while a cross-promotional dream match with AEW’s Orange Cassidy seems far-fetched, it shows how much respect Bunny has earned. As AEW builds to Grand Slam and WWE preps for WrestleMania season, fans are excited for what’s next — both in the ring and on stage.
