Robert Stone believes WWE NXT is developing two future WrestleMania main eventers in Kelani Jordan and Kendal Grey. The NXT General Manager made the prediction in comments to Pro Wrestling Illustrated, according to Fightful and Wrestling Headlines.
Stone’s remarks came while he was discussing the PWI Women’s 250 rankings, a list that evaluates the top women’s wrestlers in the industry. Within that conversation, he singled out Jordan and Grey as two performers he expects to eventually headline WrestleMania in their own right.
The praise is notable given where both women currently stand in NXT. Kelani Jordan is the reigning NXT Women’s Champion and is set to defend the title, while Kendal Grey is a former holder of the same championship. Both are described as among the top women’s wrestlers currently competing in NXT, giving weight to Stone’s assessment that they are already performing at a level that justifies main-event aspirations.
What Stone’s Comments Signal For NXT’s Women’s Division
As the on-screen authority figure overseeing NXT, Stone’s endorsement carries some built-in significance beyond a simple compliment. His position gives him a direct view of how the women’s division is being built, and his willingness to name Jordan and Grey specifically as future WrestleMania main eventers suggests WWE sees both as foundational pieces of that division going forward.
Jordan’s status as the active champion means her championship defense will remain the most immediate storyline tied to Stone’s comments, with any outcome likely to shape how quickly WWE moves toward positioning her as a top-of-the-card attraction. Grey’s history as a former champion similarly places her among the division’s proven commodities, even without the title currently in her possession.
Neither Fightful nor Wrestling Headlines reported additional detail from Stone beyond the WrestleMania prediction and the PWI 250 context in which it was made. No specific timeline, match plans, or further commentary from Jordan or Grey themselves was included in the available reporting.
