In-Ring Return Set: WWE Hall of Famer Road Dogg to Wrestle October 22
- WWE Hall of Famer Road Dogg is advertised to make his in-ring return on October 22, competing at Jeff Jarrett’s All-Star Super Slam event during Pig Fest at...
- The upcoming six-man tag team match marks Road Dogg's first official wrestling bout in over a decade.
- The event is set to begin at 7:30 PM local time on October 22, 2026, at Veterans Park.
WWE Hall of Famer Road Dogg is advertised to make his in-ring return on October 22, competing at Jeff Jarrett’s All-Star Super Slam event during Pig Fest at Veterans Park in Hendersonville, Tennessee, wrestleview.com reported. The 57-year-old veteran will team up with promoter Jeff Jarrett and Jay Lethal to face the opposing trio of QT Marshall, Brady Booker, and Elijah Drago.
The upcoming six-man tag team match marks Road Dogg’s first official wrestling bout in over a decade. His last match took place at the 2015 WWE Royal Rumble, where he teamed with fellow Hall of Famer Billy Gunn in a defeat against The Ascension, consisting of Konnor and Viktor.
Jeff Jarrett Announces All-Star Super Slam at Pig Fest
The event is set to begin at 7:30 PM local time on October 22, 2026, at Veterans Park. Promotional materials highlight Jeff Jarrett’s return to Hendersonville for the festival card. As described by the event’s promotional website, cited by f4wonline.com,
Double J, The Last Outlaw, The Hall of Famer is coming HOME AGAIN to Pig Fest and he’s bringing Jeff Jarrett’s All Star Super Slam back with him!
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Tickets for the outdoor festival card were scheduled to go on sale on August 20 at 10:00 AM.

Recent Career Shifts Lead to Independent Ring Return
Road Dogg parted ways with WWE earlier in March after growing unhappy with the creative direction of the company and his role as co-lead writer for the SmackDown creative team, wrestleview.com reported. Despite his resignation from the writing staff, he remains signed to WWE under a legends contract.
Following his departure from the active creative staff, industry reports pointed toward a potential move to join the TNA creative team during the Slammiversary pay-per-view event. However, those discussions ultimately stalled, leaving him off major television writing rosters before this independent booking for Jeff Jarrett’s promotion.
