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WWE-Inspired Cosplay Invades Japan’s Tokyo (Photos)
During WWE's international tour, they stopped in Tokyo, Japan. There, they met fans that transformed themselves into The Rock, Bray Wyatt, Asuka and more.
During WWE's international tour, they stopped in Tokyo, Japan. There, they met fans that transformed themselves into The Rock, Bray Wyatt, Asuka and more.
X-Pac has offically retired, but he dropped some hints on what might brining him back for one more match. Also, will Ronda Rousey appear on SmackDown?
CM Punk will be appearing at Starrcast III, which has led to speculation about AEW. Also, Eric Bischoff might not be part of WWE's creative team.
The WWE is currently shifting its television programming and PPVs, offering some edgier content. Below are 5 superstars that could help them along the way.
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It's a great time to be a wrestling fan, isn't it! But rather than compare, take sides, and offer negative feedback, can't we just enjoy both AEW and WWE?
WWE has been working hard to retain any it's important core talent. They've succeeded in a big way recently, signing Braun Strowman. Also, a 24/7 defense?
Many wrestlers desire a lighter schedule. It's tough to travel every day of the week, most weeks of the year. It's time for WWE to reconsider.
Tommaso Ciampa is still recovering from neck surgery, but he apparently doesn't want to leave NXT. Also, Eric Bischoff didn't start with WWE at SmackDown.
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Extreme Rules gave us an extreme bump. We have new details from that. Also, more is coming in about Jeff Hardy's arrest and what may happen next.
The WWE Network aired EVOLVE's 10 Year Anniversary Show, which featured names from 205 Live, NXT and an appearance by Paul Heyman.
After an eventful Extreme Rules, the blue brand is back, hard at work, to get some new eyeballs tuned in to watch our corner of Heaven
WWE got extreme on Sunday as they returned to Philadelphia. Here is a look at the greatest pictures captured at the 2019 Extreme Rules event.
One of WWE's veterans will be out of action until 2020 due to an ACL tear. Also, Finn Balor will be taking some time off in the near future.
Extreme Rules is over. We are rapidly going to move into SummerSlam and all that comes with it. Tonight kicks off things as we head toward August.
After what feels like a long time off, we have a Superstar who might be close to a return of his own. Also, Harley Race is in the hospital.
While we've been given reunion shows in the past, it's been a few years. WWE announced over the weekend that in a week, it's time for another one
WWE got Extreme on Sunday and it resulted in Brock Lesnar cashing-in his Money in the Bank briefcase. So, let's go to the nutshell for a reaction.
The main event for extreme rules saw both RAW titles up for grabs in a unique winners take all tag team match. By the end of the evening, we had a new champ
WWE headed to Philadelphia for Extreme Rules and there were plenty of memorable moments, but some low points. So, here are scores for each match.
Over the weekend Jeff Hardy was arrested (we have the mugshot) and a female superstar suffered a concussion. Also, All Out is starting to take shape.
We have reached another Extreme Rules and the show is starting to become a staple of WWE. So, here the 10 greatest matches in Extreme Rules history.
While plans change, WWE has decided when Bray Wyatt will return to TV. Also, Sting has expressed interest in one more match, but will WWE give the okay?
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