Booker went into further detail about MJF's contract status in AEW, explaining that although his character within the company might be growing stale, the fact that he's only 28-years old will make it ...

Joining the former D-Von Dudley, then briefly known as Reverend D-Von, the future WWE Champion did D-Von's dirty work under the ring name Deacon Batista. It only lasted about three months, with D-Von ...

WWE has a habit of bringing back veterans to take the spotlight over younger wrestlers, which sometimes rubs fans the wrong ...

When he was in NXT, The Velveteen Dream looked like he was going to be a huge star in WWE, but since being let go, his life ...

WWE. Logan Paul is trolled by a kid during his WWE RAW entrance: "Conor is better than you" WWE. When and where will WWE Royal Rumble 2025 take place? Date, time and how to watch in USA Triple H ...

If the gear looks familiar, that’s because it’s NXT superstar Lola Vice, who will evidently be making her WWE 2K debut in the game. Vice is one of several NXT favorites who fans are hoping to ...

WWE 2025 game was announced at the start of the year during Monday Night Raw on Netflix, and it looks like Roman Reigns will be this year's cover star. 2K claims that this year's wrestling sim ...

Maven Huffman wrestled for WWE between 2001 and 2005 after winning the first season of the Tough Enough reality show. In a recent video, the 48-year-old recalled how Perry Saturn had issues with ...

Here’s how it works. In the mood for some great wrestling documentaries to watch on Peacock? Well, since its launch a few years ago, WWE Network on Peacock has given wrestling fans (both die ...

Maven went from snapping necks to cashing cheques after calling time on his WWE career but his name remains etched in history. The former wrestler now has his own YouTube channel with more than ...

Finally — Season 3 of “Young, Famous & African” has arrived, and the majority of the cast has returned for more drama and elegance. While fans have one less episode than the season before ...

On a Friday afternoon this month, five wrestling mats covered the gym floor at Northeast High in Pasadena, the setting for a day-long tournament called “Who’s #1.” In the minutes before the ...