Westside Gunn’s beef with WWE might officially be dead. Nearly a year after things got so ugly that he publicly washed his hands of the company, Gunn walked out of a meeting with Nick Khan sounding like a completely different man.
Gunn took to Twitter on November 10 and said he had just left “one of the biggest meetings” of his life. Whatever happened inside that room apparently went pretty damn well because he personally thanked Khan for fixing things between the two sides.
“JUST LEFT ONE OF THE BIGGEST MEETINGS OF MY LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! S/O to NICK KHAN 4 MAKING EVERYTHING RIGHT, WHATEVER HAPPENED IN THIS PAST DOESN’T MATTER…..WERE HERE TO PUSH THE CULTURE FOWARD”
And Gunn wasn’t exactly being subtle about where things could potentially go from here. He tagged WWE alongside his own 4th Rope promotion and asked one very interesting question.
“IF YALL DONT LISTEN TO NOTHING I EVER TELL YOU, HEAR ME WHEN I SAY THIS…. GOD IS THE GREATEST 🤲🏽 WHATS BETTER THAN 3 ROPES????? #4THROPE #HEELSHAVEEYES #HEELMATIC #WWE #CULTURE”
That’s one hell of a turnaround considering Gunn was completely fed up with WWE just one year ago. Back in November 2025, Gunn claimed he was kicked out of Monday Night Raw in his hometown of Buffalo just three minutes after the show started. He said the whole trip cost him more than $5,000 between his ticket, travel and hotel, and admitted the situation genuinely hurt him.
“RAW starts at 8pm and I was kicked out by 8:03 after spending $5,000 for a seat, plus travel, hotel, everything… in my own city, for no reason. It broke my heart.”
Gunn was especially pissed because wrestling wasn’t some random hobby he picked up after becoming famous. He had spent years putting WWE references into his music and openly supporting the company.
“For years, nobody has spent the amount of money I have supporting and promoting a brand I’ve loved since I was a kid. I made people who hated the product start watching again. I made it look cool when people thought it was nerdy.”
The Wrestling Observer Newsletter later reported that WWE had issues with Gunn using a photo of Ted DiBiase and Virgil in Times Square. There was another problem after members of Gunn’s crew posted that they were bored and sleeping during SummerSlam while sitting in a stadium suite.
Now the interesting part is what “push the culture forward” actually turns into. Gunn clearly left the meeting excited about WWE and 4th Rope being mentioned in the same breath, but until either side announces something concrete, exactly what comes next remains under wraps.
Do you think Westside Gunn is teasing something between WWE and 4th Rope, or was this simply about finally settling their issues? Let us know what you think in the comments.
