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The course of professional wrestling completely changed at the 2025 WWE Elimination Chamber Ple at the end of the show. The man to do it was none other than John Cena. After 25 years of ‘Hustle, Loyalty and Respect’, Cena embraced the hate and turned heel for the first time in the prime of his in-ring WWE career.

However, before Cena did the unthinkable, WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan had created a similar yet iconic moment. The larger-than-life Superhero Hulkster turned heel in WCW at the Bash at the Beach event in 1996. Hogan recently reflected back on that memorable moment, and hearing his story, it does make a case that John Cena’s heel turn would not match Hogan’s.

What did Hulk Hogan have to say about his heel turn and John Cena becoming a bad guy? Hulk Hogan became Hollywood Hulk Hogan after turning heel in WCW/ Credits: WWE

Hulk Hogan,...

WWE has finally started gaining momentum after a modest showing at WrestleMania 41. The return of Cody Rhodes blew life back into the company’s struggling numbers and, with John Cena facing a new array of opposition, allowed the fans to be excited once again.

What was supposed to be a clash of an idol against his lifelong fan, in John Cena versus R Truth, soon saw a full-blown evolution into something massive. WWE returned to its peak storytelling with the inclusion of Jey Uso and Logan Paul in what has been a desperate attempt by the company to go all guns blazing with the latter. Now with John Cena and Logan Paul teaming up, WWE has got the necessary ingredients to once again build up a friction of a lifetime.

Why can John Cena not trust Logan Paul? Logan Paul in a promo / Credit – WWE

There have been a handful...

Triple H and Vince McMahon had a strong bond during their time in WWE, which grew even deeper when Triple H married Vince’s daughter, Stephanie McMahon. After Vince stepped away, Triple H took charge and has been running the promotion successfully.

However, not many know that Vince once considered firing Triple H over something he did with Shawn Michaels, Kevin Nash, and Scott Hall. While the others were let off, Triple H was the only one who faced harsh punishment.

Triple H was on the verge of getting fired from WWE because of Shawn Michaels Triple H in a WWE event | Credits- WWE

In 1996, Triple H was set for a major push in WWE. He was supposed to win the King of the Ring and then feud with the then World Champion, Shawn Michaels. However, things took an unexpected turn due to an incident he had little involvement in.

Paul “Triple H” Levesque had a decades-long, illustrious career in the ring before moving into an executive position within WWE. In addition to being a powerful force inside the squared circle, Triple H, known to fans as The Game, was also one of the most adaptable and durable characters the company has ever encountered.

Fans frequently saw a different side of Triple H through interviews and behind-the-scenes footage, even though he thrived in serious, dramatic storylines in front of the camera. A humorous story about a small lie he told his wife, Stephanie McMahon, was one such incident that caught attention because of its lightheartedness.

Stephanie McMahon exposes Triple H’s lie about ironing his clothes Triple H with his wife Stephanie McMahon. (Image Credit: WWE)

During an interview with his wife on her show, Stephanie’s Places, Triple H disclosed the incident. The Cerebral Assassin was talking about the different...

Triple H is the Chief Content Officer of the WWE and has one of the highest-ranking positions in the organization. He is only superseded by CEO Nick Khan and Tko Chairman Ari Emmanuel. Hhh is also a Hall of Famer and a multi-time world champion. Many say these reigns and positions were handed to him but nobody remembers the work he put in to get to that position in life.

The 1996 Msg Curtain Call almost put a full stop to Triple H’s career. He was the one who faced the consequences for that event. Shawn Michaels, his friend, faced none because he was the WWE champion. Kevin Nash (the other collaborator) spoke out recently about this incident and how Hbk failed to protect their friend.

Kevin Nash says there were animosities due to what Shawn Michaels did

Speaking on the latest episode of his “Kliq This” podcast, Kevin Nash...

When talking about the world of pro wrestling, wrestlers are often greeted by different reactions from the fans. It depends on the role that you are delivering. One can be a baby face, drive an entire narrative, and always walk out to laurels and loud pops. On the contrary, heels drive those catcalls and boos for various reasons. However, there is an entire emotion reserved for the fans when Hulk Hogan and Hulkamania run wild.

Hulk Hogan carried the company at one point in time, almost single-handedly, drawing admiration from the fans always. However, the fandom got splintered when he formed the nWo and joined forces with Diesel and Razor Ramon. This is what kayfabe is all about. The drama and the tension set it all up.

What is Hulk Hogan’s perspective on getting booed? Hulk Hogan as a part of nWo / Credit – WWE

Speaking on the Ariel Helwani Show,...

Stone Cold Steve Austin was the hottest WWE star during the Attitude Era. He was the badass baby face the crowd wanted and got. From 1997 to 2000, he was one of the company’s faces (alongside The Rock). WWE and Stone Cold were inseparable. Yet, something went wrong in 2002. After a botched heel turn a year earlier, it looked like Stone Cold was missing something.

He had done everything, and now, it looked like there was nothing left to do. In June 2002, Stone Cold walked out of the company controversially. He did it just before an episode of Raw, too. Why did he do it? What did WWE do that made Stone Cold angry enough to walk out of the company?

Stone Cold was already frustrated with his booking for a few months

In 2002, Austin was still as big as ever, but his popularity and success had started to reach their summit.

There are a few wrestlers who get so big alongside the transition of the company that they somehow get a hallmark to their name. For example, the likes of Razor Ramon, the man who immortalised the art of being a heel, and such was his persona that even thinking about him being a baby face felt weird. Similarly, if we take a look at the other side of the spectrum, the likes of Hulk Hogan and John Cena, they ran wild with their babyface personas.

When Hulk Hogan turned on WCW, joining the New World Order alongside Diesel and Razor Ramon, the world was left stunned and speechless. In a similar display, when John Cena delivered a low blow to Cody Rhodes after 25 years of being the poster boy baby face of the industry, the wrestling universe still tried to make sense of what really happened.

Why does Hulk Hogan...

We finally know what Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff have been putting over on X for a little while now. Ok, so we’ve known for a few weeks, but the plans are now public.

Hogan, a Mt. Rushmore professional wrestler (in terms of what he meant to the biz), and Bischoff, WCW’s greatest promoter, have joined forces 25 years after their great nWo run to launch Real American Freestyle, an “unscripted” freestyle-wrestling league. What that means in layman’s terms is this is not the WWE-style wrestling they’re known for — rather it is amateur-style wrestling, but with (real, American) money at stake.

It’s “a legitimate sports competition,” Bischoff told The Hollywood Reporter, “not a scripted sports competition or form of entertainment.”

The “integrity” of the grappling competition will be “impeccable,” Hogan said, though the league is also promising “high-impact moves designed to captivate modern audiences,” per the announcement.

Triple H is widely regarded as a cornerstone of WWE, an enduring symbol of excellence and leadership. Yet, even he had to climb the ladder of success, earning his legacy through years of hard work, resilience, and unforgettable performances.

Just before WrestleMania 41, the WWE rightfully inducted Triple H into the 2025 Hall of Fame. Known to fans as “The Cerebral Assassin,” he captured 14 world championships and headlined countless marquee matches throughout his illustrious career. While he may no longer step into the squared circle as an active competitor, his impact on the business continues, shaping WWE from behind the scenes as a visionary and leader.

It’s almost unimaginable for the wrestling world to envision a WWE without Triple H. And yet, there was a time when that very scenario nearly became reality.

The incident that made Vince McMahon furious as he decided to teach Triple H a lesson Triple H...

WWE is one of the biggest giants in the world of sports and entertainment. They transcend beyond the forte of professional wrestling and cater to every important business aspect in the book. One of their main attractions has been WWE superstar merchandise and memorabilia, which has a value of its own.

Over the past few years, WWE has priced some of the most expensive items on the shelf. One of the most recent ones has been of John Cena, who is one of the greatest WWE superstars of all time. Despite their high prices, these items have sold like hot cakes, and WWE continues to command its position as a top merchandise seller in the world.

WWE has a collection of some of the most expensive items in the world Hulk Hogan has one of the most expensive WWE items in history/ Credits: WWE

WWE has priced very simple items...

Rey Mysterio and Penta are the prominent faces of the WWE who have brought respect to the Mexican wrestling scene. Their signature is the mask that they wear anywhere and everywhere they appear. The first wrestler to appear in a mask was the Executioner, and from there on, the tradition of masks has continued, and it’s still alive.

However, the actual face behind the mask has put in a lot of hard work throughout the years to make it a famous signature for the audience. This impeccable performance throughout their careers also gave them a chance to reflect their Mexican culture in the WWE.

The secrets behind the mask of Rey Mysterio and Penta

The man behind the mask of Rey Mysterio is Oscar Gutierrez. He has been one of the most successful wrestlers in the WWE. He is a former WWE champion and secured the WWE World Heavyweight Championship twice.

In the wild, larger-than-life world of wrestling, dreams are forged in sweat, grit, and spotlight. While many claw their way up from the bottom, others are born with wrestling royalty in their blood. Enter Cody Rhodes—a name that echoes legacy. For him, stepping into the ring wasn’t just about pinning opponents, it was about carrying the weight, pride, and fire of a legendary family name every time the bell rang.

Known to fans as The American Nightmare, at the heart of this family tree is his father, aka The American Dream, Dusty Rhodes. He was a legendary figure in the world of wrestling who inspired millions with his words and passion. But Cody Rhodes didn’t just follow in the footsteps of his father but created his own name by being one of the top names in the game today.

Cody Rhodes | Credits: @americannightmarecody/Instagram

But the Rhodes...

John Cena’s turning heel has been a recent major storyline of WWE. At WrestleMania 41, he is set to fight Cody Rhodes in a WWE title match. John Cena’s heel conversion started at Elimination Chambers 2025 and was solidified in an episode when he confronted the audience.

The WWE Hall of Fame Kevin Nash addressed this on “Kliq This.” Although the audience is still surprised by the heel conversion of John Cena, Kevin Nash has a different opinion about it, and according to him, it is just too obvious.

John Cena | Credits: Netflix

Kevin gives a brief on how the industry can make any superstar feel the same way as John Cena does at the moment. According to him, it may not be just a storyline. It could be his genuine feelings.

John Cena’s speech on Raw could be real, according to Nash

Elimination Chambers, 2025, started with a good...

On Sunday March 30 2025, A&e broadcasts WWE Rivals!

Shawn Michaels vs. Scott Hall Season 5 Episode 7 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “WWE Rivals” titled “Shawn Michaels vs. Scott Hall” promises to be an exciting look back at one of wrestling’s most famous rivalries. The episode will air on A&e and is set to highlight the intense competition and dramatic moments between these two iconic wrestlers.

Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias will lead the discussion, providing insights and commentary on the rivalry. He will be joined by notable figures from the wrestling world, including Kevin Owens, Natalya Neidhart, X-Pac, and John Bradshaw Layfield. Each guest will share their thoughts and memories, offering a deeper understanding of what made the rivalry so memorable.

Fans can expect to see clips from classic matches and hear stories that capture the spirit of the time. The episode will explore the personal and professional dynamics between Michaels and Hall,...

A&e’s “WWE Rivals” revisits a defining feud from professional wrestling’s early 90s this Sunday. “Shawn Michaels vs. Scott Hall” examines the impact these two wrestlers had on the sport, both in the ring and behind the scenes. Their rivalry was fueled by a combination of heated personal animosity and a shared desire to push the […]

WWE Rivals: Shawn Michaels vs. Scott Hall...

This Sunday, March 30, 2025, at 9:30 Pm, A&e will air an exciting episode of “WWE Rivals.” This episode, titled “Shawn Michaels vs. Scott Hall,” promises to take fans on a trip down memory lane, focusing on one of the most iconic rivalries in wrestling history.

Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias will host this episode, bringing his unique humor and insights to the table. He will dive into the intense rivalry between Shawn Michaels and Scott Hall, exploring the moments that made their battles unforgettable. With the help of wrestling legends like Kevin Owens, Natalya Neidhart, X-Pac, and John Bradshaw Layfield, viewers will get a deeper understanding of the personal and professional stakes involved.

The episode will highlight key matches and storylines, showcasing how Michaels and Hall’s rivalry shaped the wrestling world. Fans can expect a mix of nostalgia, dramatic storytelling, and plenty of behind-the-scenes anecdotes. This is an episode that wrestling...

WWE has always been the home to some of the greatest wrestlers to ever step foot in a ring, displaying their in-ring prowess and infectiously charismatic personalities. When we think of the greatest persona, who can sell out arenas, get the crowd riled up, and leave a lasting impression in the minds of the viewers, only one name pops up—Shawn Michaels.

Shawn Michaels. Credits: WWE

With a career that spanned over two decades, Michaels had done everything that a wrestler could dream of doing in their career. From being the first Grand Slam Champion to winning the Royal Rumble by entering at the #1 spot. By all accounts, he was the showstopper and the biggest name of the 90s, who would always deliver.

However, fame was quick to get the better of him, and he had a few bad years of addiction and how it led to him getting the...

In the history of WWE, there have been several rivalries that have left a lasting impression in the minds of the viewers. Some have been lamented as a major milestone that marked the beginning of a new era, showcasing emotionally gripping and passionate storylines. One such rivalry was between Triple H and Chris Jericho, where the latter was the Undisputed Champion of that period.

Chris Jericho and Triple H. Credits: WWE

The two veterans spent a few good years of their wrestling careers as heated rivals, where both tried to pull down the other and become the face of the company. Their feud reached its boiling point, and they decided to settle it out at WrestleMania 18. However, Jericho knew that his defending his Undisputed Championship wasn’t meant to be the last match at the grandest stage of them all.

After all, it featured an Icon vs. Icon match, showcasing The Rock and Hulk Hogan,...

The world of professional wrestling was slowly picking up in the early 1990s and entering the mainstream. The biggest promotion at the time was WWE (then known as WWF), and the flagship star for the global juggernaut was none other than ‘The Immortal’ Hulk Hogan.

Hulk Hogan transcended the entire scene of professional wrestling with his larger-than-life American hero persona. He was an idol to children, a household name worldwide, and one of the biggest WWE superstars of all time. However, his popularity as a babyface had begun to wane after some years of his meteoric rise.

Hulk Hogan as WWE Champion/ Credits: WWE.com

There was a major section of fans who were bored with the same old good-guy Hulk Hogan routine. The WWE Hall of Famer witnessed the same and made a proposition to then WWE Chairman, Vince McMahon to let him turn heel. He even had an excellent idea for the same,...

The wrestling world added perhaps one of the biggest, most shocking moments to its illustrious history this past week at the WWE Elimination Chamber Premium Live Event. It was a moment that fans never witnessed, especially at this stage, but the genius of Paul “Triple H” Levesque and his regime made fantasy a reality.

The Superman of WWE for twenty years, John Cena, decided to no longer care about the people and put the spotlight entirely on himself in the final run of his WWE career. He shocked the world by turning on the millions of fans of his Cenation and embraced the heel side of professional wrestling.

John Cena at WWE Elimination Chamber 2025/ Credit: WWE

John Cena’s shocking actions were an addition to the game-changing moments in the history of professional wrestling, even though former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon was never in agreement with this idea. Moreover, in our opinion,...

Hulk Hogan is regarded as one of the biggest and most influential WWE superstars of all time. The Hulkster was the first global icon in the world of professional wrestling, with his ‘Hulkamania’ becoming a huge rage in the business.

However, as the years unfold, Hogan’s popularity took a hit, possibly due to some choices he made in his life. While one part of the audience still loves Hogan, a major section has developed massive hatred for him.

Former WWE Champion Hulk Hogan/ Credit: WWE

This was evident during Hulk Hogan’s appearance at the debut edition of Raw on Netflix on January 6, 2025, when the audience heavily booed him. Since then, many have given their take on the situation, and the latest addition to this is current Raw superstar Seth “Freakin” Rollins.

Seth Rollins gets honest about Hulk Hogan getting booed at Raw on Netflix debut show Seth Rollins.

In 1995, a young man named Paul Levesque strolled onto the grand stage of WWE, after only three years as a professional wrestler. As an impressive bodybuilder and a pro wrestling prodigy, he not only looked the part - he was the part. It was stated by a few of his fellow wrestlers that the future star said to them, "Someday... I'm going to run this place."

30 years later, that statement is essentially true. Levesque is the man behind the blueprint of the modern WWE. While he will never be forgotten for his wrestling career, the performer known worldwide as Triple H has morphed into an elite executive. It's almost ironic that he once led a faction called 'Evolution', because he may have transformed more than anyone in the history of the promotion.

A 14-time World Champion, The Game has already been elected to the WWE Hall of Fame as a...

The New World Order is one of the most recognizable and sustained brands in professional wrestling, widely recognized as one of the greatest factions in the history of the business. When Hulk Hogan shocked the wrestling world by turning heel and aligning with Kevin Nash and Scott Hall at WCW's Bash at the Beach, the nWo took WCW, and professional wrestling, to new popularity.

WWE acquired the IP of WCW in 2001 after it went out of business, and it seemed like only a matter of time before the nWo appeared in WWE. Hulk Hogan, Scott Hall, and Kevin Nash returned to WWE with the potential to reignite some of the nWo magic in WCW, but it never took off or captured the same energy or mystique it once had. While no one specific moment caused its failure, a combination of injuries, releases, and storyline pivots caused the nWo to fall...

The Expendables is a franchise that promised action movie fans the ultimate dream: to bring together the greatest action stars of multiple generations under one explosive banner. While the series has delivered its fair share of crowd-pleasing moments and some of the Expendables' biggest stunts, not every casting coup has lived up to its potential. Despite assembling an impressive roster, including Stallone and Schwarzenegger teaming up with rising stars, with each entry, several performers found themselves in roles that failed to capitalize on their unique skills.

From martial arts icons to new actors, these performers deserved better than their brief or underwhelming appearances in the franchise. Whether limited by screen time, poor character development, action sequences that failed to showcase their abilities, or no action sequences at all. These stars represent missed opportunities in a series built on celebrating action cinema.

Jet Li Expendables' Fight Scenes Wasted The Martial Arts...

Whatcha gonna do, when your biopic gets canceled on you? The once-planned Hulk Hogan biopic which was set to star Chris Hemsworth looks to have been leg dropped into oblivion, disappearing without much fuss. Now, Terry Bollea himself is running wild on just what happened with the movie.

Appearing on the Pbd podcast (via Wrestlezone), Hulk Hogan said the now-scrapped biopic ran into issues with dropping the ball over legal matters with Netflix. “They kind of missed a beat in the contract. Yeah…There was a payment that wasn’t placed at the right time. The script was amazing. Scott Silver, who wrote the script for Joker, Wolf of Wall Street, a bunch of other movies, said, ‘This is the best thing I’ve ever written.’ When I read it, I’m like, oh my god, this is really good. At the time, I was in a space where I...

There was once a time when WWE had its work cut out for itself trying to compete with WCW. World Championship Wrestling was delivering must-see, edgier content than WWE was at the time, thanks in large part to Eric Bischoff's ideas that led to WCW being ahead in the ratings for 83 weeks straight. WWE's best answer was to hire as creative a writer for their magazine, Vic Venom, better known today as Vince Russo.

His name is easy to guffaw at now, but there was a time when some of the most thrilling story developments of the Attitude Era were conceived from the mind of Vince Russo, for example, the critically acclaimed Deadly Games tournament at Survivor Series 1998, which crowned The Rock his first WWE Championship win). As Head Writer, Russo also contributed to the formation of D-Generation X, the Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Mr. McMahon feud, and Mick Foley's push.

Interest in WCW is seeing a huge resurgence, with The Rock's Seven Bucks Productions airing a full docuseries on "Who Killed WCW?" for Vice, and some interesting claims about WWE taking some of its most successful ideas from WCW in Mr. McMahon, the controversial Netflix documentary on Vince's life. Led by billionaire Ted Turner, the often-ruled promotion famously outperformed WWE in the ratings for 83 weeks before being eventually bought and owned by WWE.

In the subsequent years, programming would often point out how that went wrong, with the not-so-subtle suggestion that WCW's quality was rarely up to the standards set by WWE, before and after. However, this is not necessarily true. The quality of the in-ring work across WCW's lifespan includes some of the most overlooked matches in the history of professional wrestling, both within that 83-week glory period and across its entire existence. These are the essential matches that...

Bret Hart's comments about an iconic WWE moment in Mr. McMahon stand out as the most interesting part of Netflix's docuseries. Mr. McMahon chronicles 40+ years of Vince McMahon's control of World Wrestling Entertainment, delving into numerous storylines, scandals, and behind-the-scenes revelations. Bret "Hitman" Hart, a former WWE Champion who has well-documented issues with Vince McMahon, was one of several WWE wrestlers interviewed by Mr. McMahon's producers.

Mr. McMahon episode 3, "Screwjob," goes into the events of WWE's infamous "Curtain Call." On May 19, 1996, at the conclusion of a WWE show at Madison Square Garden, Shawn Michaels, Diesel (Kevin Nash), Razor Ramon (Scott Hall), and Hunter Hearst Helmsley, the future Triple H (Paul Levesque) embraced in the middle of the ring, despite being rivals. It was a public violation of kayfabe, the long-established pro wrestling rule that 'good guys' and 'bad guys' don't break the illusion that pro wrestling is 'real.

Vince McMahon looms large in the history of professional wrestling. For decades, he led the WWE as both CEO and the notorious Mr. McMahon character fans loved to boo. Now for the first time, Netflix’s documentary series Mr. McMahon shines a light on the complex man behind the legend.

Directed by Chris Smith, the six-part film examines McMahon’s journey from wrestling promoter to billion-dollar businessman. Through over 100 hours of interviews, it traces his early life all the way up to the present allegations that changed everything. We hear from wrestlers both friendly and fierce, plus journalists who’ve watched McMahon’s career from the outside.

Mr. McMahon aims to give viewers a well-rounded picture. It handles the action both inside and outside the ring, exploring how McMahon pushed boundaries and sometimes crossed major lines. The story covers triumphs like Hulkamania rising and dark days like the steroid scandal that rocked the industry.

In the upcoming episode of “Divorce Court,” titled “Ann Hall vs. Scott Hall,” viewers can expect a compelling look into the complexities of a relationship under strain. This marks Season 26, Episode 7, and it airs on Tuesday, September 17, 2024, at 6:00 Am on Talk. Judge Star Jones will bring her unique wisdom and experience to the courtroom as she navigates the challenges faced by the couple.

Ann and Scott Hall will present their case, revealing the emotional ups and downs that have led them to seek the judge’s guidance. With each party sharing their perspective, the courtroom will become a stage for heartfelt testimonies and candid discussions. Judge Jones will listen carefully, aiming to understand the roots of their conflicts and help them find clarity.

As always, “Divorce Court” promises to delve into real-life issues, showcasing the highs and lows of relationships. This episode is sure to resonate with anyone who...

In the nearly forty-year history of WWE's major summer event, Summerslam, one match stands out above the rest as the all-time greatest: Bret Hart vs. his brother Owen at Summerslam 1994. The steel cage match stands as one of the most emotionally resonant bouts in the canon of wrestling though as Bret later admitted in an interview, it had the potential to be even better.

In an interview with Justin Barrasso of Sports Illustrated from 2017, Bret reflected on his feud with Owen, and their groundbreaking Summerslam match, noting that the brothers had originally pitched a ladder match instead. While they initially shied away at the idea of a Steel Cage match, they eventually delivered one of the most iconic performances ever put on inside the cage.

Still, it is worth considering whether the Harts could have topped even that, had they been given unlimited creative freedom to do the match their way.

Netflix is ready to enter a steel cage with WWE co-founder Vince McMahon on September 25 for the documentary series Mr. McMahon. Before McMahon resigned from the WWE, he was the face of the world-famous wrestling outfit for generations. McMahon helped elevate the sport to astronomical heights by signing legends like Hulk Hogan, Mean Gene Okerlund, Big Scott Hall, Wendi Richter, Kokina Maximus, Rick Martel, and more to the Awa.

Here’s the official synopsis for Mr. McMahon courtesy of Netflix:

Mr. McMahon chronicles the rise and fall of Vince McMahon, a controversial businessman and co-founder of WWE. From his transformation of the WWE from a small, regional business into a global entertainment powerhouse to the explosive sexual misconduct allegations that led to his eventual resignation, this six-episode series offers a deep dive into McMahon’s life and his enduring franchise. Culled from over 200 hours of interviews with McMahon himself (prior...

Chuck Norris is a martial artist, actor and cultural icon known for his tough-guy persona. Born Carlos Ray Norris in 1940, in Oklahoma, he first gained fame by winning numerous championships before transitioning to a successful career in film and television. Norris is widely known for his role in the television series Walker, Texas Ranger, which aired from 1993 to 2000. But his appearances in a series of action films during the 1970s and 1980s cemented his stardom. His stoic demeanor and martial arts skills made him a beloved figure in action cinema and a subject of countless internet memes celebrating his exaggerated style of acting.

The 1983 movie Lone Wolf McQuade stands as one of Chuck Norris's quintessential films, encapsulating the rugged individualism and relentless determination that define his screen persona. The Missing in Action series then begins with the first film in 1984, further cementing Chuck Norris's reputation as a symbol of American heroism.

The best WWE PPVs are more than great wrestling cards. For fans, they are the milestone moments that chart the evolution of not just storylines and feuds but our fandom for this often silly (and sometimes worse) business. They’re not only filled with great matches, hot crowds, and all-time moments, but those special, often indefinable qualities that can put a smile on your face just by thinking of them.

For that reason, we’re looking back at the very best PPVs in WWE history. Just keep in mind that we’re only looking at WWE PPVs (and PLEs) for this list. That means no PPVs produced by other promotions and no Nxt shows. Those shows are more than worthy of their own lists.

15. WrestleMania X

Much like another event we’ll soon talk about, WrestleMania X is best remembered for its two five-star matches. Say what you will about...

In the 1980s, you would have been hard-pressed to find anybody who had access to cocaine not on cocaine. And that especially went for those in the world of entertainment. As such, it was only a matter of time before a movie would give it the spotlight…and that movie was 1983’s Scarface. Appropriately enough, Oliver Stone — then a serious lover of booger sugar — was tasked to write Scarface. All he needed to do was kick his habit…

In an excerpt from the new book “The World Is Yours: The Story of Scarface”, Oliver Stone remembered being in serious need of a hit, having just helmed flop The Hand. At the time, he admitted, “I was on cocaine. I was doing cocaine, and I was really an addict, without knowing it.” He added, “I did all the research for Scarface on cocaine, in and out of the country. It was...

Sting has emerged victorious in his last match and will now retire as an Aew Tag Team champion. Sting and Darby Allin beat the Young Bucks in the main event of Sunday’s Revolution after the iconic boxer got Matt Jackson to tap out to the Scorpion Death Lock. Sting, real name Steve Borden, is famously known for the monochromatic paint on his face, which many dubbed as the ‘Crow gimmick’. However, Borden shared that he never modeled himself after Brandon Lee’s The Crow.

Sting taking down Seth Rollins (credits: WWE)

Borden modeled his Sting character after other influential figures like Batman. His other influences also included the Rock band Kiss and the 1975 musical comedy horror film, The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Not The Crow, But Batman Influenced Sting’s Persona

Sting’s persona was influenced by Batman (credits: Aew)

When Steve Borden began his wrestling career on WCW...

This Sunday at 8:00 Pm on A&e, “Biography: WWE Legends” turns the spotlight on one of wrestling’s most iconic figures with an episode dedicated to “Scott Hall.” Known by his ring name Razor Ramon, Hall was revered for the memorable characters he brought to life in the wrestling arena and as a founding member of the notorious Nwo.

However, beyond the glitz and glamour of the ring, the episode delves into the turbulent and chaotic life that Hall led outside of wrestling. Battling with issues of booze, drugs, and disappointment, Scott Hall’s story is one of triumphs and tribulations.

For wrestling enthusiasts and those intrigued by the untold stories behind the legends, tuning in at 8:00 Pm promises an intimate exploration of Scott Hall’s life, shedding light on the complexities that defined his journey both in and out of the ring on A&e.

Release Date & Time: 8:...

WWE superstars are already well on the road to Wrestlemania and on Sunday, Feb. 25, A&e is ramping up the anticipation even more with the season premiere of “WWE Rival.” The series provides a deep dive into some of the most bitter feuds in all of wrestling. Every episode is packed with in-depth interviews and archival footage from the biggest matches in the promotion’s history. The season premiere will focus on the animosity between Triple H and The Rock. Don’t miss the episode on A&e at 8 p.m. Et. You can watch with a subscription to Sling TV.

How to Watch 'WWE Rivals' Season Premiere When: Sunday, February 25, 2024 at 8:00 Pm Est Where: Sling TV Stream: Watch with a subscription to Sling TV. Get 50% Off$40+ / month sling.com About 'WWE Rivals' Season Premiere

Throughout the decades, the WWE has seen incredible rivalries between superstars at the top of...

The release date for WWE 2K24 is getting closer, and fans have been waiting to get their hands on it. The upcoming title will also include a 40 Years of WrestleMania edition, so fans can look forward to reliving some iconic matches. The roster for the game is also looking good, with several returning characters joined by a few surprise entries.

Among them, however, fans have noticed the absence of one superstar, leading to a lot of confusion, especially as the Showcase mode is filled with former WWE legends, so missing out on this particular superstar makes little to no sense, but that could still change before the game is out.

WWE 2K24 Showcase Matches Could Still Feature This Superstar

Not seeing Triple H on the Showcase match list has got fans worried about missing some iconic matches.

The Showcase matches for the upcoming 2K title look rather loaded with some...

The WWE 2K24 roster is getting a fan-favorite character added in the form of Bray Wyatt’s The Fiend. Windham Lawrence Rotunda, known by his ring name, Bray Wyatt, sadly passed away on the 24th of August last year, aged just 36, after suffering a heart attack. By the time of his passing, he had already become a fan-favorite wrestler and a common name in WWE.

Wyatt introduced his new, horror-themed character in the ring titled The Fiend back in 2019, and fans can now look forward to playing as the demonic character in the upcoming 2K Games’ title, WWE 2K24, releasing next month.

The Fiend Is the Latest Addition to the WWE 2K24 Roster The Fiend is added to the WWE 2K24 roster, confirmed through a post on X.

WWE 2K24 releases on March 8th, and fans will hope the game releases without any hiccups despite all the controversy outside the ring.

Toby Keith, the country music singer and songwriter also known for his larger-than-life personality, died on Monday at the age of 62.

He “passed peacefully last night on February 5th, surrounded by his family,” his official website announced his death. “He fought his fight with grace and courage.”

Keith was diagnosed with stomach cancer in 2022.

The Nashville star’s country hits included the likes of “Who’s Your Daddy?,” “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue,” “Beer for My Horses” and “Made in America.” He also performed at President Donald Trump’s inauguration concert at Washington’s Lincoln Memorial in 2017.

More recently, the music star performed at the People’s Choice Country Awards in September where he received the Country Icon Award.

Born Toby Keith Covel on July 8, 1961 in Clinton, Oklahoma, he released his first studio album in 1993 under the title Toby Keith. He was signed to DreamWorks Records Nashville in...

The prosecutors participating in the 2020 Fulton County, Georgia, election fraud case indicated that they are searching for ways to sentence Donald Trump and the other co-defendants in the case to prison.

One email, in a batch newly released under Georgia’s public records law, contains an exchange between the former president’s defense lawyers and prosecutors showing that District Attorney of Fulton County Fani Willis suggested that the attorneys had a lengthy road ahead of them.

Willis said, “Long after these folks are in jail, we will still be practicing law.”

Another exchange between the defense lawyers and Willis showed Trump attorney Steve Sadow sharing that he was upset about an unfinished Rudy Giuliani transcript.

The attorney had a problem with the language utilized by the defense and stated that Trump’s team would be given the entire transcript in the next production of discovery.

“No one placed me here,...

In October, former Trump lawyers Sidney Powell and Kenneth Chesebro both agreed to write apology letters after their guilty pleas in the Fulton County, Georgia, election fraud case, which indicted 19 people for trying to overturn the state’s 2020 presidential election results.

Their letters, which were acquired by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution via an open records request, were each one sentence long, seeming to mock prosecutors.

“I apologize for my actions in connection with the events in Coffee County,” Powell said in her letter written on October 19.

“I apologize to the citizens of the State of Georgia and of Fulton County for my involvement in Count 15 of the indictment,” Chesebro declared in his apology letter written on October 20.

The letters do not address the legitimacy of President Joe Biden winning Georgia’s 2020 election or condemn the unfounded conspiracy theories they promoted to claim that Trump had been fraudulently cheated out of victory.

Georgia prosecutors have added former Vice President Mike Pence to the list of witnesses who could be called to testify in Donald Trump’s upcoming election interference Rico trial, according to a report from CNN.

More than 150 individuals, including Pence, have reportedly been included in the Fulton County witness list, which remains under seal.

While Pence was compelled by Special Counsel Jack Smith to testify before a grand jury in the Justice Department’s federal election interference case against Trump, the former vice president has so far skirted significant involvement in the Fulton County case.

Netflix is working on a sequel to The Gray Man, but hasn't figured out how to bring back the characters yet. The focus of The Gray Man 2 will be on the characters rather than big action. The Gray Man 2 is intended to be the start of a new action franchise, with potential prequels and spinoffs in development.

Netflix is now working on how to approach a sequel to their action thriller franchise starter, The Gray Man. According to Scott Stuber, Head of Netflix Film, who recently sat down with Collider, the streaming platform is eager for more Ryan Gosling-led adventures, but have not yet cracked how to bring the series back for The Gray Man 2. See what Stuber had to say below:

"When we talk about it, the advantage we have is we have incredible actors; they're watchable, they're unique. So, you know, Joe and Anthony [Russo] have talked about,...

Since the summer, Donald Trump’s legal teams have been wracked by one abiding fear: betrayal.

On one front, the former president’s inner circle has fretted about how many co-defendants in the Fulton County criminal case — or co-conspirators in the special counsel probes — might turn against him, accept a plea deal, and cooperate with the prosecutors. But lingering beneath the fear of disloyalty lies another, darker fear about whether anyone anyone still working in, or close to, Trump’s inner orbit could already secretly be working with prosecutors.

For months,...

On Tuesday, Donald Trump’s campaign attorney, Jenna Ellis, pleaded guilty to making false statements to Georgia lawmakers about election fraud in 2020.

Ellis admitted to helping spread misinformation by claiming that nearly 100,000 mail-in ballots were fraudulently cast, 2,500 felons illegally voted, 60,000 underage people illegally voted and more than 10,000 dead people in Georgia voted in the 2020 presidential election.

“I relied on others, including lawyers with many more years of experience than I do to provide me with true and reliable information,” Ellis told Judge Scott McAfee on Tuesday. “What I did not do, but should have done Your Honor, was to make sure that the facts the other lawyers alleged to be true were, in fact, true. In the frenetic pace of attempting to raise challenges to the election in several states, including Georgia, I failed to do my due diligence.”

By pleading guilty to the felony charge, Ellis agreed to serve five years of probation,...

Jenna Ellis, a member of Donald Trump’s team of lawyers who helped challenge the results of the 2020 election, has taken a plea deal in Georgia.

Ellis on Tuesday pleaded guilty to one count of aiding and abetting false statements and writings in connection with the scheme to overturn President Joe Biden’s win. She was sentenced to five years probation and community service, and has agreed to testify truthfully against other defendants in the case.

In a tearful statement to the court Ellis stated that she had “failed to do [her] due diligence.

Sidney Powell, a prominent member of Donald Trump’s legal team in 2020, pleaded guilty on Thursday to six misdemeanor counts on charges of attempting to tamper with election results and spread false election fraud claims in Georgia.

In a courtroom at the Fulton County Superior Court, Powell was sentenced to six years of probation, a less severe outcome than what she may have faced if found guilty of the seven felonies she was originally charged with, including a violation of the state racketeering law.

She has also agreed to testify against the other defendants, which include Trump and his former lawyer, Rudy Giuliani.

Powell is the first of Trump’s close advisers to turn on the former president in this ongoing criminal case, a victory that federal prosecutors have long been awaiting. She is the second to take a plea deal in the case, after Georgia bail bondsman Scott Hall...