A WWE star could be returning to TV with a new gimmick at this coming Saturday's Halloween Havoc premium live event.

Thirty enter the ring, and only one will be left standing - the WWE Royal Rumble kicks off the start of a new year of top-tier wrestling from the promotion, bringing together a ho ...

Welcome to another edition of Wrestling Inc.'s retro reviews, where we take notable wrestling shows from the past and apply our universally celebrated loved/hated format! Last time we had a PPV/PLE ...

Former WWE star has made her official debut for Ring of Honor. Learn about the multi-time champion's extensive career.

AEW and WWE main roster PPV and PLE's will collide for the first time on September 20. On that day AEW will present it's annual All Out PPV event. In a counter programming move, WWE will run their ...

Heat up your weekend with WWE when the stars compete in what's become annual trip overseas on Labor Day weekend. The show has a lot of stars and a lot of good matches. In fact, on paper, some could be ...

A new WWE pay-per-view is on the calendar. WWE Wrestlepalooza takes place Sept. 20 in Indianapolis with John Cena headlining, the company announced on Wednesday. WWE Wrestlepalooza will be held at ...

WWE considering moving John Cena's final match to compete with AEW's December PPV, Worlds End. AEW may face challenges if Cena ends up facing a big-name opponent due to his crowd-pulling power.

Last week, WWE announced a five-year, $1.6 billion streaming deal with ESPN to feature the company’s premium live events (PLEs) starting with WrestleMania 42. Unfortunately for wrestling fans, this ...

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How much can one streamer take? By Tony Maglio A still image of WWE Superstar CM Punk in Netflix’s ‘WWE: Unreal’ Courtesy of Netflix Peacock may be going out on its back. WWE’s PLEs having varying ...

WWE's marquee premium live events — the tentpole primetime match cards once known as pay-per-views — are headed to ESPN. That means WrestleMania, the Royal Rumble, SummerSlam and more will be a part ...