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Becoming a world champion in the WWE goes a long way toward securing a star’s legacy in the promotion. Still, nothing compares to the glory of winning the coveted WWE Championship. Despite the scripted nature of matches, winning the WWE Championship indicates the WWE’s trust in a wrestler’s ability to deliver high-octane showdowns and resonate with fans.

However, commendable in-ring skills and massive crowd pops don’t always lead a WWE star to the ultimate prize in the world of wrestling entertainment. So here’s a look at the 10 influential WWE stars who never bagged the WWE Championship.

1. ‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper

Considered one of the greatest heels in WWE history,...

Over the years, WWE has done an outstanding job of hosting live events that have been phenomenally successful. From Stone Cold and Bret Hart’s double turn at WrestleMania 13 to Brock Lesnar’s return at SummerSlam 2025, the crowd has popped off, going ham at the narratives presented to them.

Following the humongous growth of WWE, there have been countless moments where the crowd has not shied away from showcasing their emotions. Hence, this gives us the perfect opportunity to replay it all, going back in time and ranking which crowd has been the loudest, making the Ple an invaluable part of history.

Here are the 10 best WWE crowds of all time,...

Things are changing for UFC as it signs a deal worth $7.7 billion with Paramount for exclusive U.S. broadcast rights for a total of seven years. Former professional mixed martial artist and UFC heavyweight Brendan Schaub recently discussed this deal in his podcast and explained why it could be a bad idea, especially since he believes the massive payout might not translate into a better payout for the fighters, nor would it do anything for their career growth.

Right off the bat, Schaub was displeased with the $7.7 billion broadcast deal and the pay-per-view model coming to an end in 2026. According to him, the pay-per-view allowed UFC to build stars in order to bring in money. However, now with that model out the window, the UFC won’t need to do any of that.

He added,

They got rid of that model ’cause they’re done building stars. Those days are done.

In 2026, UFC will shift to a new home in the U.S. under a $7.7 billion deal with Paramount and CBS, officially ending pay-per-view for its biggest fights. Dana White announced the agreement, calling it a huge win for both the athletes and the fans.

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Is WrestleMania going to Saudi Arabia? According to exclusive reports from the Wrestling Observer Newsletter (via The Takedown), a potential move might be taken by WWE where the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will be getting its own WrestleMania from 2027. Thus, staging the same PPV twice a year, once in the United States and the other in Saudi Arabia. The report said,

It’s been well known that Saudi Arabia has been pushing for a WrestleMania for years now, and history shows that they are willing to pay a giant fee to get it. This could also turn into a ‘Super WrestleMania’ situation, akin to the Greatest Royal Rumble, by having two WrestleManias in 2027 instead of one.

The report further emphasized another key event from the possible PPV, where the country is pushing Dwayne Johnson to headline the show. The idea of The Showcase of the Immortals being held twice a...

John Cena has yet to win one prestigious title in the WWE, the Intercontinental Championship. And since he missed out on this recognition, he is one of the few WWE longtimers to not have a Grand Slam in his career. After winning his record 17th Championship title at WrestleMania 41 this year, Cena would love to add a Grand Slam title to the mix as well.

In WWE, the Grand Slam Championship is an honor bestowed upon wrestlers who have won at least four certain titles in their career. Interestingly, a wrestler must have achieved the Triple Crown Championship by winning three titles to achieve the Grand Slam with the fourth one. However, only winning the WWE Championship would earn you the Triple Crown title.

So, what does he need to become a Grand Slam Champion? According to the modern rules, a WWE wrestler should have held the following titles to...

Hulk Hogan is, without a doubt, one of the biggest legends to ever step into a WWE ring. He’s been a major part of the company’s success for years and helped shape the world of pro wrestling. But even with all that fame, a lot of people in WWE don’t like him, mostly because of his controversial behavior and remarks.

The truth is, Hogan’s reputation has taken some serious hits over the years. He’s known for utilising his backstage influence and changing the outcomes of matches to suit himself by manipulating storylines backstage. Many wrestlers have called him out for having a toxic attitude behind the scenes, throwing tantrums, demanding special treatment, and acting differently when the cameras were off. Here are eight wrestlers who hate Hulk Hogan with a passion.

Bret Hart Bret Hart at a WWE event | Credits- WWE

Bret Hart was never...

Since 1988, SummerSlam has been one of WWE’s biggest annual spectacles. The rich history of unforgettable SummerSlam moments goes on and on, from the remarkable display of technical wrestling between Bret Hart and Mr. Perfect in 1991, to Shawn Michaels and Razor Ramon’s iconic ladder match in1995, to Brock Lesnar and The Rock’s battle in 2001.

Along with WrestleMania, Royal Rumble, and Survivor Series, SummerSlam is one of WWE’s big four premium live events, and this year it gets even larger, shifting into a two-night event for the first time ever. There’ll be plenty of championship gold on the line as well as matchups that’ve been months in the making, some of which are ripple effects from WrestleMania 41 and prior.

In what will be the final SummerSlam for WWE legend John Cena, he’ll have a highly-anticipated WrestleMania rematch against Cody Rhodes, this time in a Street Fight.

The most exciting time of the year is finally here. SummerSlam 2025 promises interesting twists in existing storylines and some emphatic WWE returns, much like its history. While what happens at this year’s SummerSlam remains uncertain, several remarkable returns at SummerSlam have star-studded the event over the years.

SummerSlam remains one of WWE’s biggest premium live events of the year, second only to WrestleMania. Throughout WWE history, it has served as a pivotal stage for major storylines and unforgettable moments. In celebration of this thrilling event, we take a look back at some of the most impactful high-stakes returns by legendary superstars who shocked the WWE universe at SummerSlam.

10. Becky Lynch (2021) Becky Lynch’s return at SummerSlam 2021 stunned the WWE universe. (Image Credit: WWE)

One of the most unprecedented returns in WWE history took place when Becky Lynch made a surprise return to the WWE at SummerSlam 2021 and challenged...

Hulk Hogan passed away at the age of 71 due to a cardiac arrest on July 24. He was at his Florida residence when paramedics were called for an emergency. His family later confirmed the news. Hogan made his professional wrestling debut in 1977 and joined the WWE (then WWF) in 1979. In no time, he became the most popular star in the sport.

Hulk Hogan was the face of WWE when they kick-started WrestleMania. He was the baby face of WWE at the time. He won six heavyweight championships with the company, helping to achieve mainstream status for the company. However, he wasn’t the most pleasant star to work with in the WWE.

Many wrestlers had a problem with Hogan outside of the ring. Some of the legends who worked with him back in the day have shared stories about nightmare experiences with the Hulkster. Here are a few wrestlers who did...

WWE legend Sid Vicious came from the golden age of wrestling that was prevalent in the 1990s. Then known as WWF, which Vince McMahon later turned into WWE, Sid was a relatively prominent name in the business. Dubbed as ‘Sycho Sid’, he was a dangerous, unorthodox character in the company who was wrestling in the main event scene.

He remained an active competitor for a number of years and battled various professional and personal demons throughout his life. Finally, over two decades after Sid Vicious had outlasted his prime as a wrestler, he met with a tragic end to his life.

Sid Vicious Valiantly Fought a Long Battle Against Cancer Sid Vicious as part of WWE/ Credits: WWE.com

Sid Vicious had been living the life of a professional wrestler for years. This came with its own pros and cons. In the past, he had been arrested for the possession of marijuana in 2011 in Shelby County.

Vince McMahon will always remain one of the most prominent figures in professional wrestling, despite his unceremonious exit from WWE in 2024. In the years he was building the company from ground, McMahon got connected to equally powerful and wealthy business personnel in the process.

One of those people is the current President-Elect of the United States of America, Donald Trump, who slapped him on WWE live television. The business tycoon turned politician has been an influential name in his own right and is a widely known wrestling fan for many years. Possibly that was the reason that forged a friendship between him and McMahon.

Donald Trump & Vince McMahon Have Been Friends for a Long Time Vince McMahon & Donald Trump on WWE TV/ Credits: WWE

Donald Trump and Vince McMahon met back in the 1980s through business networks. Both became stalwarts of their respective industries as Trump ruled the real estate...

Only few WWE superstars have inspired the next generation of enthusiasts to pursue and watch professional wrestling, Kurt Angle is one such name. The Olympic medalist has been a remarkable performer and a true ambassador of the sport both inside and outside the ring.

The former WWE Champion has shared the ring with several legends. However, Owen Hart holds a special place in his heart. The impact he had on Kurt Angle’s career is indeed huge, so much that he has now requested fans publicly for any video footage of the time when he fought against Owen Hart in a dark match back in 1999.

Who Won the Match Between Kurt Angle and Owen Hart? Kurt Angle as a youngster inside the ring. (Image Credit: WWE)

The Olympic medalist has been an admirer of Owen Hart throughout his career and beyond. Kurt Angle has always spoken highly of Owen Hart,...

Bret Hart has been one of those wrestlers who received mixed reactions from the crowd during his career as a professional wrestler. However, that doesn’t detract from the fact that The Hitman has been a part of some of the most iconic memories in the WWE universe.

One such moment came at WrestleMania 13 when Bret Hart was poised against Stone Cold Steve Austin in a no-disqualification submission match. While the encounter was as intense as it gets, The Hitman had some interesting thoughts on the historic clash.

Bret Hart Opines on the Intense Clash He Had Against Steve Austin Bret Hart and Stone Cold Steve Austin face-to-face at WrestleMania 13. (Image Credit: WWE)

The match between Stone Cold Steve Austin and Bret ‘The Hitman’ Hart was an unforgettable WrestleMania moment. It was one of those rare encounters which is simply impossible to witness in the modern era of the WWE.

Goldberg is considered one of the most dominant in-ring athletes to rise to prominence from WWE’s former competitor, World Championship Wrestling (WCW). He was a force to be reckoned with and was known to decimate his opponents in quick fashion, while being panned for inability as an in-ring performer.

One of those people was WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart. The Hitman was a marquee star in the Stamford-based promotion in the mid-1990s and had a brief stint in WCW. One person for him to blame for a lackluster and short tenure was Goldberg, who was one of the reasons they are not friends in real life.

Bret Hart Blamed Goldberg For The End of His Illustrious In-Ring Career Goldberg and Bret Hart in WCW/ Credits: YouTube/WWE

Bret Hart left WWE in 1997 after the infamous Montreal Screwjob and arrived in WCW. Many believed that he would replicate...

John Cena made a big splash on the latest episode of WWE SmackDown, showing up in multiple segments throughout the night. He kicked things off in the opening segment alongside some of his biggest rivals, Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes, and LA Knight, all gunning for the Undisputed WWE Championship. Things got heated, and Cena had a tense exchange with them before getting attacked by R-Truth on his way backstage.

Later, Cena returned for another showdown, this time with Cm Punk. During their segment, he dropped multiple hints about Seth Rollins possibly cashing in his Money in the Bank briefcase during Cena vs. Punk at Night of Champions in Saudi Arabia.

John Cena drops a major hint that Seth Rollins could probably cash in at Night of Champions Seth Rollins at a WWE event | Credits- WWE

Seth Rollins’ appearance at WWE Night of Champions was just a rumor until now. John...

Hulk Hogan is hands down one of the greatest wrestlers to ever step into the ring. No doubt, he’s a legend and one of the most influential figures in wrestling history. But at the same time, he’s also one of the most disliked wrestlers out there, mostly because of his huge ego and the way he’s been known to manipulate matches to work in his favor. WrestleMania 9 was a prime example of that.

He basically twisted the outcome of the main event to suit himself and walked away with the championship, even though he didn’t have a scheduled match. That whole stunt turned the event into one of the most disappointing WrestleManias ever.

Hulk Hogan manipulated WrestleMania 9’s ending to his advantage and ruined the event Hulk Hogan in a WWE event | Credits- WWE

The main event of WrestleMania 9 was a total head-scratcher. Bret Hart lost the championship to Yokozuna,...

Bret Hart and Vince McMahon have always been at each other’s throats, ever since the infamous Montreal Screwjob incident. However, despite the differences, the duo has always shone in their respective capacities, with Hart bringing the fire to the ring while McMahon brought it to the authority. With all of this being said, the latest relations between the two have been all over the place.

Ever since his inception in the WWF, Bret Hart has always been a reckoning force. It was his introduction in the Hart Foundation alongside Jim ‘The Anvil’ Neidhart and Jimmy Hart as the stable’s manager that saw his popularity shoot through the skies. Following his success in the tag team, he decided to part ways with them and eventually launch his singles career, and the rest, they say, is history.

Bret Hart is absolutely not happy with Vince McMahon Bret Hart in the...

When we think of a wrestling icon from the early 2000s, who was the most dominant and destructive wrestler? The name of Bill Goldberg instantly pops into our minds. The former Universal Champion has had a phenomenal career, where he went on a burning win streak of 173-0 in WCW. Thus, he is one of the greatest talents to ever step inside the ring.

Hence, when The Icon announced that he would step down from professional wrestling at the end of 2025. Since this announcement, the fans have been eagerly waiting for updates about his last opponent and, more importantly, when and where they can see his wrestling excellence.

The wait is over because the Hall of Famer has given a massive update about his final match that will blow fans’ socks off!

Goldberg teases the date of his retirement match

2025 has been a tough year; fans had to witness events like John Cena going heel,...

After a great career as a wrestler, Triple H decided to use his talents as WWE’s Chief Content Officer. While he retired from the ring in 2022, he continues to be an important part of the wrestling world, shaping storylines, elevating talent, and keeping the spirit of sports entertainment alive.

The 14-time world champion has gone from hammering opponents in the ring to hammering out creative decisions backstage. And while fans may not agree with a hundred percent of his choices, the respect he commands is undeniable. However, it looks like his position in the company may be in danger thanks to tensions brewing within.

Will Triple H be forced out of WWE? Triple H, aka Paul Levesque | Credits: WWE

As per sports analyst Jonathan Coachman, Triple H, aka Paul Levesque, has about 18 months left as WWE’s chief content officer, as he may soon be asked to clear his desk.

Triple H and The Rock are among the very few wrestlers who made the most out of their careers and went beyond just being wrestling stars. Triple H, or Paul Levesque, became the chief content officer of the WWE, managing all the creatives, whereas The Rock became a board member with the Tko, the parent company that owns WWE.

Both of them had experienced immense success, but everyone has certain pitfalls in their careers. Triple H recently appeared on a podcast with Logan Paul and told him about one of his biggest regrets. ‘The Game’ wanted to face ‘The People’s Champion’ at the biggest event of the WWE in the whole year, WrestleMania.

Triple H wanted to fight The Rock one-on-one at WrestleMania The Undertaker & Triple H | Credits: WWE

Triple H is currently heading the WWE, and all the major storyline decisions are made under his watch. The Game made an appearance on Impaulsive,...

John Cena is one of the most remarkable figures in the world of professional wrestling. He has carved out an illustrious resume in the global juggernaut, WWE, and has become a renowned superstar who has defined a generation. In doing so, Cena has claimed a record-setting 17 WWE World titles, breaking the all-time company record of The Nature Boy Ric Flair.

Moreover, many of those title reigns set records in their own right. Some of them lasted more than a calendar year, while others did not even make it past a day. There was one such instance that happened when John Cena held the WWE Championship only to lose it five minutes after winning it.

Why did John Cena’s WWE title reign last only five minutes? John Cena on WWE television/ Credits: WWE

At the start of 2010, John Cena was pursuing the WWE championship after dropping the title to the new rookie,...

Cm Punk and Triple H have given fans one of the most compelling rivalries in WWE history. Over the years, they’ve clashed in numerous feuds and unforgettable matches, but perhaps their most interesting and unexpected showdown took place in 2011, not inside the squared circle, not even inside the WWE arena, but at a comic con.

During a fan interactive WWE session, Triple H was present alongside other WWE superstars when, out of nowhere, Punk made an appearance. What followed was pure entertainment as the two engaged in a fiery exchange, taunting each other. In a dramatic twist, Triple H went as far as exposing Punk’s rumored secret affair with Beth Phoenix.

Triple H exposes Cm Punk’s secret affair with Beth Phoenix Triple H flexing his WWE championship belt | Credits- WWE

On July 21, 2011, at a Comic-Con event in San Diego, hundreds of fans witnessed an intense verbal exchange between the Game and Punk.

Making a name for yourself in WWE isn’t easy. Many wrestlers start strong but later struggle to stay relevant and fade from the spotlight. Some take advantage of their opportunities, building successful careers and becoming superstars. In contrast, others can’t keep up the momentum and end up being remembered for just one big match.

Over the years, numerous highly talented WWE stars have struggled to leave a lasting impact, despite their generational skills. In many cases, devastating injuries have played a major role in their downfall. Another significant factor that has derailed the careers of countless wrestlers in the promotion is the use of steroids, which has led to irreparable consequences for many.

WWE stars have to be focused and disciplined to make it big in the promotion Roman Reigns is one of the most disciplined stars in WWE | Credits: WWE

Wrestlers who aim to reach the pinnacle...

We have witnessed several giants inside the WWE throughout its history. From Andre the Giant to Big Show to Mark Henry, there have been many monstrous and heavy wrestlers.

Though these wrestlers weren’t agile inside the ring, they entertained the audience with the sheer power and brutality that was inflicted on their opponents. Even though Andre the Giant was one of the most notable names in the WWE, he wasn’t the heaviest.

Yokozuna, the Japanese sumo wrestler managed by Mr. Fuji, was the heaviest wrestler ever in the WWE. When he made his entrance in the ring, everyone looked at him in awe due to his gigantic size.

Yokozuna, the Samoan Pride Yokozuna | Credits: WWE

Yokozuna was one of the most successful wrestlers in the WWE. He was a two-time WWF champion and a two-time tag team champion. He even won a Royal Rumble. His appearances at WrestleMania...

Sony Pictures Classics has dated Richard Linklater’s Blue Moon about Rogers & Harts tunesmith Lorenz Hart for Oct. 17 with an expansion on Oct. 24.

The news comes in a week when Linklater’s Nouvelle Vague is making its world premiere at Cannes.

The movie stars Ethan Hawke as Hart, as well as Margaret Qualley, Bobby Cannavale and Andrew Scott in the final days of the legendary musical scribe. The movie is set primarily in Sardi’s Restaurant on March 31, 1943, the opening night of Oklahoma!, Rodgers’ first collaboration with Oscar Hammerstein II as Hart’s replacement.

The movie, which made its world premiere at Berlin, reps Academy Award nominee Hawke’s ninth collaboration with Linklater. The Silver Bear for Best Supporting Performance at Berlin went to Scott.

Linklater produced Blue Moon alongside Mike Blizzard (Hit Man) and John Sloss. The film is a Detour/Renovo production in association with Wild Atlantic Pictures,...

Kevin Owens has always been one of WWE’s most intriguing figures, a fierce, no-nonsense competitor inside the ring, known for his punishing offense and relentless aggression. Yet outside the ropes, the real-life persona of the Canadian superstar stands in stark contrast. Candid, witty, and often self-deprecating, Owens brings a refreshing authenticity that sets him apart in the world of sports entertainment.

This duality was on full display recently when Owens took a sharp, humorous jab at his in-ring rival, Seth Rollins, and his newly formed alliance with Bron Breakker and Paul Heyman. While the trio continues to assert dominance with calculated ruthlessness, Owens, never one to stay silent, chose to mock their alliance in his unique way, blending sarcasm with truth in a way only he can.

Kevin Owens takes a jibe at the way Seth Rollins and his associates have presented themselves Kevin Owens with Seth Rollins inside the WWE ring.

WWE has always been a realm where possibilities, probabilities, and even impossibilities collide. Over the years, some matches have become timeless classics, leaving a lasting impact on the fans and the industry. Others, though promising on paper, failed to generate the same level of excitement or legacy.

Then there exists a unique category—the dream matches that never happened. These hypothetical clashes continue to fuel debates and fantasies among wrestling enthusiasts, representing missed opportunities that could have redefined eras.

One of the most talked-about dream matches in WWE history is the unrealized showdown between Stone Cold Steve Austin and Hulk Hogan. Both men were the faces of their respective eras—Hogan in the golden age of the 1980s and Austin in the Attitude Era of the late ’90s.

The reason why Steve Austin and Hulk Hogan could never meet in the ring Steve Austin meeting with Hulk Hogan and The Rock.

The impact of Triple H on WWE is immeasurable. The Game evolved into one of the most iconic figures in wrestling history, capturing multiple championships and leaving an indelible mark on the industry.

Renowned for his dominance during the Attitude Era, Triple H’s influence only grew as he transitioned into a pivotal executive role, playing a major part in shaping WWE’s future behind the scenes.

Like many aspiring superstars, Triple H faced his share of struggles early in his career. His rise to greatness wasn’t immediate; it required hard work, resilience, and determination. However, he also benefited from guidance and support from Stone Cold Steve Austin, who had already solidified his place as a major star in WWE’s mid-card scene at the time.

Triple H highlighted the immense impact of Steve Austin during his early years Triple H expressing his gratitude to the WWE universe. (Image...

The Rock and Shawn Michaels are two of the most iconic figures in WWE history, each boasting multiple championship reigns and legendary careers. However, a potential dream match between these two megastars remained one of the most highly anticipated clashes that, unfortunately, never became a reality.

There are numerous theories as to why The Rock and Shawn Michaels never squared off in the ring. The wrestling community remains divided on the issue, some believe personal tensions and a lack of mutual respect prevented the match from happening, while others point to conflicting storylines and the unfortunate timing of their respective careers as the main reasons.

However, the true explanation may be more complex and nuanced than the rumors suggest. Rocky Johnson, the father of The Rock, talked about why his son never faced Shawn Michaels.

Rocky Johnson sheds light on why The Rock never faced off against Shawn Michaels The Rock,...

The story of Bret “The Hitman” Hart, a wrestling superstar and his third wife, Stephanie Washington, is as comforting as it is motivational, especially given their 26-year age difference. Their chance meeting in 2008 at a friend’s party led to an instant connection and after dating for 2 years they got married in 2010.

Some people may have raised questions over their age gap, but Bret Hart and Washington have created a strong marriage that’s still going strong. Let’s take a look at how they met, the heartbeat of their relationship, and something about who they are outside the ring.

From a momentary spark to forever

The two met in 2008 at a mutual friend’s party. Bret Hart was 53 at that time and Stephanie Washington was well 27 years old. Hart and Washington looked at each other and knew there was something.

Bret Hart displaying his affection towards his loving wife | Credits: @brethitmanhart Ig

Hart,...

WrestleMania isn’t called the ‘Grandest Stage of ’Em All’ for nothing. Call it the Super Bowl, season finale, and a rock concert of pro wrestling all into one. Since that night at Madison Square Garden back in 1985, WrestleMania has been where stars are made, legends take their final bow, and fans witness moments that stay with us.

Ask any wrestling fan, and they’ll tell you, there’s something inherently different about a Mania night. Or two. In 2020, amidst the Covid pandemic, WWE decided to split WrestleMania into two nights. This change brought up another question. What if it had always been two nights? How would the stories change? Who would be where? That is, however, a conversation for another time.

While WrestleMania 41 was not the spiciest of manias we’ve come to see, Cody Rhodes held his ground against John Cena, Stone Cold Steve Austin popped the crowd with a surprise return,...

WrestleMania represents the pinnacle of WWE. Fans anticipate iconic legends making lifelong memories. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and John Cena are two of WWE’s wrestling giants and have generated massive hype. Their larger-than-life personas lend themselves to iconic moments, but the fact is, they let the WrestleMania fans down.

Despite their insane promos and intros, from a wrestling perspective, it is easy to say their WrestleMania performances, even with a great atmosphere, left little to no impact. Even if fans had incredible hopes and expectations for The Rock and Cena to deliver a career-defining experience, we were often left with uphill struggles.

This usually leaves the WWE Universe feeling even more let down. Let’s discover why The Rock and Cena just never fully delivered, what could have brought their matches to the next level, and how Cena might have a chance to still fulfill that promise against Cody Rhodes.

WWE’s biggest show of the year is only a week away. Wrestlemania 41 will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada, featuring two nights of action for Mania and a week full of events leading up to the grandest stage. Here is a list of the matches and the nights they take place.

The Friday leading into WrestleMania41, WWE will have The inductees for the Hall of Fame this year are Triple H, Michelle McCool, Lex Luger, the Natural Disasters (Earthquake & Typhoon), and for the first ever match being inducted, Bret Hart vs Steve Austin at WrestleMania 13. Additional inductees for the Legacy wing are Kamala, Dory Funk Sr and Ivan Koloff.

This will be the first time in a long time that WWE will host the Hall of Fame outside the same location where Smackdown is taped.

WrestleMania 41 will occur at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium on Saturday, April 19, and Sunday, April...

WWE’s biggest show of the year is only a week away. Wrestlemania 41 will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada, featuring two nights of action for Mania and a week full of events leading up to the grandest stage. Here is a list of the matches and the nights they take place.

The Friday leading into WrestleMania41, WWE will have The inductees for the Hall of Fame this year are Triple H, Michelle McCool, Lex Luger, the Natural Disasters (Earthquake & Typhoon), and for the first ever match being inducted, Bret Hart vs Steve Austin at WrestleMania 13. Additional inductees for the Legacy wing are Kamala, Dory Funk Sr and Ivan Koloff.

This will be the first time in a long time that WWE will host the Hall of Fame outside the same location where Smackdown is taped.

WrestleMania 41 will occur at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium on Saturday, April 19, and Sunday, April...

John Cena’s heel turn shocked wrestling fans everywhere. Cena, who was the ultimate good guy of the company, sold his soul to the Rock and attacked WWE Champion Cody Rhodes. The turn was so shocking that even the most cynical fan was surprised. It was even more surprising that the turn came when he was going through his final run as a wrestler.

Cena’s heel turn was as shocking as Stone Cold’s at WrestleMania X-7. Both are very similar: they both joined hands with the ‘boss’ and attacked the ‘people’s champion’. That’s why, when Stone Cold was asked about Cena’s heel turn recently, he said that there is no advice he can give.

John Cena’s heel turn has shocked the world (Credits: WWE) Stone Cold thinks his heel turn at Mania 17 failed with the audience.

Stone Cold was one of the top baby faces of the Attitude Era,...

Kurt Angle has given his all in the squared ring as a professional wrestler. The Olympic gold medalist has faced every major WWE superstar and Hall of Famer of his time. The illustrious and coveted career of Kurt Angle hardly has any major misses.

However, Kurt Angle has himself pointed out that he always wanted to wrestle Bret Hart at WrestleMania. A dream match for the former World Heavyweight Champion, Kurt revealed recently why he never got the opportunity to clash against Hart at the grandest stage of the WWE.

Kurt Angle as a WWE superstar. (Image Credit: WWE) Kurt Angle reveals the real reason he could not face Bret Hart at WrestleMania

During a discussion at Inside the Ropes, Kurt Angle revealed why the match between him and Bret Hart could never turn into reality. The former Olympian said that he called Hart after he suffered a stroke and...

Vince McMahon was one of the most controversial figures in the WWE. Many hated him, but none hated him more than the legendary wrestler Bret Hart.

On the third episode of Mr.McMahon Bret Hart opened up on the chaos he unleashed after he was forced to give up his WWE title to Shawn Michaels before joining WCW in 1997.

Bret Hart | credit- WWE Why did Bret Hart decide to kill Vince McMahon?

In 1997, Bret Hart was on the brink of parting ways with WWE and joining its rival promotion. Though he wanted to leave the promotion as champion, Vince McMahon had other plans. The former WWE CEO made Bret Hart lose his title to Michaels illegally, which proved to be the final straw for Hart.

Vince McMahon | credit- WWE

The Hitman went on to do something that will be forever etched in the memory of several WWE fans: he first spat on McMahon’s face,...

Since 1975, the United States Championship maintained its presence under Jim Crockett Promotions before WWE formed. WWE obtained the US championship through the acquisition of WCW during its 2001 buyout, unlike most championships in WWE today.

WWE reactivated the US Championship in 2003 after a short unification period with the Intercontinental Championship, which made it a constant mid-card title throughout. The company has used the title across its history to develop wrestlers who would go on to become future champions. The United States Championship history grew stronger with names like Eddie Guerrero, Ric Flair, and Booker T.

WWE United States Championship belt | Credit: WWE

Throughout the last 15 years, the title was associated with 39 different names. Many WWE superstars representing different styles have won the WWE US Championship title. Let’s conduct an extensive evaluation of every United States Champion in WWE from 2010 to 2025.

39. Bret Hart Bret Hart and Natalya | Credit: WWE

Bret Hart...

Peacock is taking fans back to the "World's Largest Toga Party" with its latest WWE Original documentary, WrestleMania IX: Becoming a Spectacle — and the official trailer has just dropped ahead of its April 11 premiere. The documentary will also feature never-before-seen footage from the WWE archives and brand-new interviews with legends of the squared circle, and will allow audiences to pull the curtain back on one of the most unforgettable and bizarre events in WrestleMania history. While WrestleMania has always been an event of pomp and circumstance, this one — set against the glitzy chaos of Las Vegas in 1993 — took the biscuit when it came to over-the-top displays.

The documentary charts the making of WWE’s ninth annual showcase — a Roman-themed outdoor extravaganza at Caesars Palace that would help shape the future of the brand, including all the misfires, the disasters, and the elephants — yes, elephants.

The trailer also teases appearances from...

“Stone Cold” Steve Austin had an illustrious career filled with legendary rivalries and entertaining matches. Austin’s rivalry with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is very fondly remembered by all. Their rivalry made WWF(now WWE) globally famous. The Attitude Era was defined by their rivalry. They were 1A and 1B at that time, and fans were crazily behind them both. Stone Cold, though, never thought the Rock was the toughest wrestler to work with.

Austin bestowed that honor on Bret “The Hitman” Hart. Austin and Bret had a legendary rivalry between 1996-97. It made Steve Austin popular and Hart got to explore more sides to his character. It was a feud that made Austin “Stone Cold”

Stone Cold and Bret Hart had a legendary rivalry between 1996 and 1997 (Credit: WWE) Without Bret Hart, there is no Stone Cold

Stone Cold never spares any praise for Bret Hart. Hart was one of...

WrestleMania is not just the biggest event in the WWE for the year, it is one of the most popular pay-per-view event in combat sports altogether. Over the years, WrestleMania has given the WWE universe moments that fans have cherished for generations to come.

WrestleMania is not just about the highs of the WWE superstars but also the lows of the legends of the company, which left the fans astounded and sent shockwaves around the globe. In light of the upcoming annual mega event of the WWE, here are 5 shocking WrestleMania upsets that shattered fan expectations.

WrestleMania stands as one of the most successful event in combat sports (Image Credit: WWE) What to expect from WrestleMania 41?

WrestleMania 41, like its predecessors, should be one of the year’s most sought-after events, featuring exciting matches. The event is star-studded with epic clashes like the one between Randy Orton and Kevin Owens. Furthermore,...

Get ready, wrestling fans, because the biggest spectacle in sports entertainment is heading back to Las Vegas for what promises to be an unforgettable weekend of action! WrestleMania 41 is just around the corner, and if you’re a die-hard WWE enthusiast, this is one event you absolutely cannot miss.

With John Cena’s retirement looming, potential surprise appearances, and the electric atmosphere that only WrestleMania can deliver, the 2025 edition is shaping up to be truly historic.

WrestleMania Logo | Credits: Selezen at English Wikipedia, Cc By-sa 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Whether you’re planning to attend in person or watch from home, we’ve got all the essential details covered – from ticket prices and purchasing options to match card predictions and everything in between. So, let’s dive into all the exciting information about WWE’s premier annual extravaganza!

WrestleMania 41: The ultimate wrestling showdown returns to Vegas

WWE‘s premier event is heading to Sin City,...

April 2025 is bringing plenty of exciting new shows, movies, and events to Peacock! Whether you’re into thrilling dramas, comedies, or family-friendly content, there’s something for everyone. In this article, we’ll take a look at all the fresh titles you can enjoy next month on the streaming service. Get ready for some great entertainment!

1. Girl You Know It’s True (April 4)

Girl You Know It’s True (2023) is a film that tells the story of dancers Rob Pilatus and Fab Morvan, who gained fame in the late 80s as the pop duo Milli Vanilli. Despite their success, the duo never actually sang on their songs or debut album.

When the truth about their lip-syncing was exposed, it led to one of the biggest scandals in music history. The film is directed and written by Simon Verhoeven and stars Tijan Njie, Elan Ben Ali, and Matthias Schweighöfer.

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Stone Cold Steve Austin has been one of the most hardcore legends to have tread the hallowed ramp of WWE. The Texas Rattlesnake duked out countless iconic rivalries over the years and hardened himself as a legend in the WWE folklore. Scsa’s sizzling storylines over the years saw him sport multiple characters effortlessly.

However, despite all that he did in the ring, the start to his career had its fair share of bumps. Stone Cold had to go through a lot of experiments in terms of his gimmicks and his looks before he became the shining totem of the Attitude Era. After his run in WCW, when Vince McMahon hired him, Stone Cold had an entirely different gimmick.

Stone Cold Steve Austin with Vince McMahon / Credit – WWE

They say that in the world of pro wrestling, there is a consistent urge to adapt to the growing demands that keep you rolling.

Over the years, WWE has been blessed with iconic rivalries that fans have thoroughly enjoyed in each generation. Each feud has been absolutely epic, driven by such an emotionally passionate storyline that has left a lasting impression in the memories of the wrestling enthusiasts. Thus, making it near impossible to forget them.

From Shawn Michaels vs. Chris Jericho to Matt Hardy vs. Edge, each rivalry resonated deeply with audiences. However, there’s only rivalry that sets itself apart from the masses, making it once in a generation. It is none other than the rivalry between Bret Hart and Stone Cold Steve Austin.

Steve Austin. Credits: WWE

Surprisingly, instead of making Austin have sore feelings with his rival, he thanks the legend for creating the career that he has only seen an upward trajectory. Thus, making it significantly better than the lot.

Bret Hart and Steve Austin: A rivalry for ages...

John Cena, one of the longest-reigning and highest-decorated superstars in the history of WWE, is known for his phenomenal work ethic as well as for the huge impact he left, both in the ring and on the business. But one of his lasting legacies—the WWE Championship spinner belt—remains among the more divisive title designs in wrestling history.

John Cena taunting The Rock with his recaptured WWE Championship | Credits: WWE

It did become an iconic part of Cena’s persona in his heyday, but even some WWE legends, such as The Rock, were very critical of it. Pointer is being called “a bigger tragedy than the plague” by some. While the reaction was mixed at the time, most will remember that time frame as the time when Cena ruled the company; a spinner belt is a big part of WWE history.

So why was it seen as such a controversial move,...

Los Frikis, a new drama about a band of punk-rock outcasts in 1990s Cuba, will be available to rent or buy digitally this week. To commemorate the punk-rock spirit of the film, design house Mutant has produced four new exclusive posters for the film. Collider has an exclusive first look at the posters, which were designed by artist Boneface. Mutant and Boneface collaborated with the Los Frikis filmmakers to capture the film's anarchic ethos.

The poster features a lone rider in punk rock garb atop a horse that's up to its torso in water; both are surrounded by fluttering butterflies. There are four uniquely eye-popping color variants of the poster, each patterned after an iconic punk album cover: the US and UK releases of The Sex Pistols' Never Mind the Bollocks, The Misfits' Walk Among Us, and The Ramones' Rocket to Russia. All four posters will be available on Friday,...

The world of pro wrestling has always been a massive entertainer for fans, and one of the primary reasons for this is its storytelling. As the fans already know by now, despite all the bumps and punches, finishing maneuvers, and kicks copped by the grapplers, the storyline has been written, and they simply play along with the tune in place.

Talking about those mercurial twists and turns, where the lines between reality and reels are blurred, Montreal Screwjob will always remain a shining chapter. The betrayal of Bret Hart by Vince McMahon led to countless repercussions, one of which was definitely the birth of the Attitude Era.

Bret Hart in Mr. McMahon | Credit: Netflix

With WrestleMania 41 around the corner and John Cena turning heel, fans expect, the lines might tend to blur again in Las Vegas. Cena has already stunned the fans with a full-blown tirade against them. Despite facing tremendous backlash,...

There’s a recurring caution that runs throughout the NetFlix limited series, Mr. McMahon. Director Chris Smith does not belabor the point, but he makes sure viewers are reminded every once in a while that almost all of what we know about the life and career of wrestling mogul Vince McMahon has been carefully curated by McMahon himself.

Consequently, even in a supposed honest examination of the man who more or less invented the concept of “sports entertainment” for the 21st century, it would be wise to question everything.

Fortunately, Chris Smith is up to the task of teasing out various strata of truth. His breakthrough documentary, American Movie (1999), remains among the greatest and most revelatory movies of the 1990s. Smith has gone on to examine the nature of fact and fiction in other projects such as Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond (2017) and Tiger King (2020). The blurring of the...