Bully Ray believes Je’Von Evans made his strongest impression at WWE Money in the Bank not with a dangerous fall, but with the intensity he showed while fighting back against Bron Breakker.
After spending months working together on film projects, Drew McIntyre says Russell Crowe was enthusiastic about bringing their partnership into WWE in a villainous on-screen role.
The WWE Hall of Famer is reportedly preparing for surgery after a decades-old neck injury worsened, with Conrad Thompson saying Prichard has been dealing with significant pain and a reduced quality of life.
The Celtic Warrior revisited his live 2009 ECW introduction, the intensity that shaped his WWE career, and why he believes he was rarely handed a story worthy of his full investment.
Adam Copeland has confirmed that 2027 will be his final year in professional wrestling, while early discussion has pointed to Toronto as a logical—but unconfirmed—setting for his last AEW match.
CMLL and New Japan Pro-Wrestling will bring Fantastica Mania back to Japan in February 2027, with eight announced events across Sendai, Ikeda, Osaka, Takamatsu, Nagoya and Tokyo.
A potential World Heavyweight Championship collision, another Cody Rhodes-CM Punk meeting and Rhea Ripley’s expected return are among the early possibilities being discussed for WrestleMania 43 in Saudi Arabia.
Swerve Strickland’s plan for Austin Creed and Kofi to enter AEW through the trios division was about more than championship gold: it was designed to get The New Level in the ring with as much of the roster as possible, as quickly as possible.
WWE is continuing to prepare for Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia, while maintaining a U.S.-based fallback option should conditions force the Premium Live Event to move.
The AEW and ROH competitor reflected on the expanded opportunities for women on major cards while arguing that the next stage of progress needs to happen behind the camera.
Kevin Knight says he would welcome the opportunity to return to New Japan Pro-Wrestling, where he began as a Young Lion, but believes the timing has to be right for the next chapter.
Jacy Jayne says uncertainty over her WWE future drove her to demand an opportunity, a decision that helped reshape her trajectory from supporting player to champion and main-roster standout.
