The Comeback
"Main eventing WrestleMania was so much bigger than me, Ronda, and Becky. It was sending an important message and we did it our way in being athletic and confident."
Raw's 2.16 million viewers Monday were its lowest numbers outside of holidays.
A fan tackled the 61-year-old Hart from behind, and then got dragged out and pummeled by wrestlers and security.
WWE wrestlers do not get health insurance and many have died at a younger age than the general population.
As an entity, it would be fair to say that WWE has been problematic. It’s still fairly common...
"I think if we could make it work, it would give a great benefit to our performers and our fans as well."
The second-ever women's Royal Rumble match takes place this Sunday, so here are some thoughts on how it all might break down.
The WWE Royal Rumble is over a week and it's time to take a closer look at the men's Rumble match to find out who are the best choices to win.
It was an exciting start of WWE Monday Night Raw that will hopefully lead to better shows on a more consistent basis.
It's been an interesting year for WWE full of the usual good and moments, plus some moments that made us want to cry. Here's our countdown.
The McMahons are back all over WWE TV while John Cena is returning and Women's Tag Team Titles are coming soon.
It was an eventful night at WWE TLC with the women's division having a strong night once again and Asuka stood tall over everybody else.
The WWE TLC lineup features several stipulation matches with a few titles likely to change hands as well.
Here's a WWE three count column looking at Daniel Bryan's great work as WWE Champion, Raw's struggling tag team division and the arrival of Lars Sullivan
This month's WWE Mailbag looks at the struggles of Raw, Lars Sullivan on the main roster, elevating NXT talent and plenty more.
Here are some things we are thankful about as part of the WWE Universe in 2018.
It was a very newsworthy edition of WWE Smackdown this week that also changed the Survivor Series card with two new matches.
