Mark Henry has announced two events that have surprised fans. The WWE Hall of Famer is scheduled to bring his personality to Las Vegas this month and a major WWE appearance is happening.
Henry to Perform Comedy and DJ Set in Las Vegas
On April 15, Mark Henry will be performing comedy at The Space Las Vegas starting at 8:00 PM. The venue requires attendees to be 21+. Tickets range from $40 to $115. The event is during WrestleMania 42 week. Henry will be telling stories, performing stand-up, and delivering humour.
According to The Space Las Vegas official listing, fans will see a different side to the wrestling icon. The event is timed perfectly during WrestleMania 42 week, which will draw wrestling fans from around the world. Surprise appearances are practically guaranteed given the timing and Henry’s influence.
The following day, April 16, Mark Henry will be in the DJ booth itself. The Mark Henry and Friends Dance Party runs from 10:00 PM to 11:30 PM at The Space. Ticket pricing starts at $40 with the same 21+ requirement. The Space Las Vegas describes the party as the world’s strongest party vibes. Friends and maybe surprise guests will appear.
Surprise Appearance on Monday Night Raw
Tonight, April 6, Monday Night Raw airs live from the Toyota Center in Houston. Mark Henry will appear on the show. This marks a surprise return fans weren’t expecting. The event starts at 7:00 PM local time.
Henry joins other confirmed stars for what WWE calls the beginning of Road to WrestleMania. Henry recently became available for WWE appearances after ending his broadcasting tenure with AEW after three years. Tonight’s Houston episode represents his first major televised appearance since that conclusion. Fans are already speculating what role Henry plays in upcoming WrestleMania storylines and if this foreshadows bigger things.
Could Henry Come Out of Retirement?
Reports suggest Mark Henry could come out of retirement during Backlash 2026. The event takes place May 9 in Tampa, Florida. Wrestling journalists claim Henry negotiated a one-year contract with WWE. His appearance would kick off a farewell wrestling tour.
The timing, just days before his Las Vegas events, creates momentum.