WWE star Joe Hendry breaks silence on dethroning Taylor Swift on the charts

Nairavoice | Oct 8, 2026 1h ago 280 0 2 min read

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WWE Superstar Joe Hendry finds himself again at the peak of his popularity. A couple of years ago, after Hendry’s TNA theme song went viral on the internet, he became a topic of conversation all over the globe.

Now, again, thanks to his WWE stardom and his music, Hendry is back on top. Hendry recently released his album Beyond Belief this week, which includes 11 songs. The album has already become a fan favorite and has entered the UK charts.

Speaking to TMZ, Hendry opened up about how his album has now dethroned Taylor Swift in the UK. “And now I’ve just managed to overtake Taylor Swift’s new album in the UK iTunes album chart. So, we’re at number five right now. So, you know, you remember how crazy it was when I Believe in Joe Henry got to number one on the UK iTunes chart.

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“So, now you know, an album is a whole different beast, but we’re now at number five. So, a little push from the pro wrestling community and we could have a number one album on the iTunes charts, and then, you know, it starts to bleed into other charts as well and gets a little bit crazy. We’re also the number one soundtrack album in the US and the UK as well,” Hendry said.

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Recently, while speaking to OutKick Dropkick, the former NXT and TNA World Champion also revealed that he wrote the album in 34 days and did not use AI for it. “For me and my songwriting, I feel like that’s my skill, and I don’t want to use AI to write songs because I don’t know, I can just, I can personally tell the difference between a song that’s been AI generated and that’s been written by a human being, and it’s a skill that I’ve worked very hard on,” he added.