LA Knight crashes IShowSpeed stream after WWE Raw angle
The WWE WrestleMania 42 build continued on Thursday — not in the ring but on an IShowSpeed live stream.
On Raw earlier this week, an angle took place where Speed — one of social media’s biggest personalities — accidentally laid out LA Knight with a brass knuckles shot. They followed up on that today with Knight crashing Speed’s stream. Speed apologized to Knight and claimed that he did not want to get involved. But Knight gave him a receipt by throwing him into his streaming equipment.
LA KNIGHT JUST GOT HIS REVENGE ON ISHOWSPEED AND THREW HIM INTO HIS OWN STREAMING SET UP
— FADE (@FadeAwayMedia) April 2, 2026
OH MY GOD BRO
LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 😭 pic.twitter.com/e7DvC2LVDp
Speed was doing a bit where he would not end the stream until someone was able to make him laugh or cry. The video went off the air with Speed crying after being attacked by Knight.
Prior to the attack, Knight said he’s arranged for Speed to come to Raw in Houston next Monday (April 6) to fix things.
A six-man tag match with Speed, Logan Paul & Austin Theory vs. Knight & The Usos is scheduled to be added to the WrestleMania 42 card, though it could end up being a two-on-two tag match with Knight and Speed in the respective corners if Speed is not prepared to wrestle in time. His only WWE match so far was an appearance in the 2025 Royal Rumble.
Speed also appeared on the March 23 episode of Raw and was cursed by Danhausen in a backstage segment. Since then, Speed has played up the storyline with him having bad luck in WWE and his daily life.
On YouTube, Speed has more than 50 million subscribers. He also has 50 million followers on TikTok and 46 million on Instagram.
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