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One of the greatest superstars in WWE history, John Cena, is approaching the final chapter of his legendary career. He is currently on a dominant farewell tour, having secured victories over Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41 and Randy Orton at Backlash 2025. As the leader of the Cenation, Cena has made a bold declaration—he intends to retire as the undisputed WWE champion, aiming to leave a lasting mark on the industry.

His farewell tour is filled with unexpected twists, keeping fans on the edge of their seats. Many are wondering if Cena will bring back some of the iconic personas from his early wrestling days before officially stepping away. Among these, the most demanded by fans is his famous “Doctor of Thuganomics” persona. Recently, Cena himself addressed whether we’ll get to see his rapping alter ego make one final return.

John Cena reveals whether he is going to re-adapt the...

June 24, 1993, Nigeria teeters on the edge of hope and upheaval as citizens await the results of an election that promises a return to civilian rule. Eleven-year-old Remi and his eight-year-old brother Akin find themselves whisked away from their quiet village to the roar of Lagos streets by their father, Folarin, a man they barely know.

What begins as a promise to collect overdue wages for his work soon takes on greater significance when they learn the ballots favor the people’s candidate, Mko Abiola—only to have those hopes dashed by a sudden military annulment.

The boys’ wide-eyed excitement collides with growing tension as they witness both the city’s bright promise and its darker undercurrents, setting the stage for an emotionally charged exploration of family bonds, political turmoil, and a father’s attempt to share a pivotal moment with his children.

From Village to City: An Episodic Odyssey

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WWE over the years has gained a handful of popular names that will resonate will any fan of any generation. They have taken the sport to a different level altogether and have cemented the art of pro-wrestling at a god-tier level. They aren’t just superstars but inspirations for the fans and a thousand would-be wrestlers who want to take up the sport.

Four such names in the fabric of pro-wrestling folklore are that of Triple H, The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels and Kane. Michaels and Hunter came together to form the D-Generation X, one of the most talked-about tag teams in the history of WWE. The Undertaker and Kane formed another all-conquering stable called the Brothers of Destruction. These two tag teams left fear in their wake.

Why does Shawn Michaels regret coming back for one more match? Triple H and Shawn Michaels cutting a promo / Credit – WWE

Shawn Michaels...

Wrestlemania season is the most wonderful time of the year for wrestling fans, particularly the ones who follow WWE. Spanning from New Year's Eve to around Easter Sunday, World Wrestling Entertainment will culminate their biggest storylines of the year and pay them off on The Grandest Stage of Them All. Though many will look at the Showcase of Immortals as the "season finale" of the long-running wrestling promotion's programming for that year, professional wrestling doesn't have an off-season. In fact, depending on which streaming services you subscribe to, you can find yourself watching in-ring action from a different promotion every single day of the week.

However, what if wrestling fans want to take a break from the squared circle in favor of more traditional shows? Obviously, there is a plethora of shows and genres to choose from, but maybe they don't want to stray too far from the world of "The Man" Becky Lynch,...

Back in 2005, Randy Orton was a 24-year-old hotshot in the WWE and prepared to wrestle The Undertaker at WrestleMania 21. Orton was “The Legend Killer” and was given the opportunity to challenge The Undertaker’s legendary undefeated streak, which was a huge deal for any wrestler. So what did Orton regret most about that time?

He blew off all of the match rehearsals and let down a legend and learned a lesson about growing up. Years later, on WWE Untold and Broken Skull Sessions, Orton explained how being an arrogant kid almost cost him and contributed to why professionalism matters in WWE’s challenging world.

Randy Orton’s rookie mistake with The Undertaker

Can you imagine it’s April 2, 2005? The day before WrestleMania 21, a run-through just for Randy Orton‘s huge match. All the heavyweights are there, like The Undertaker, Orton’s dad Bob Orton, producers John Laurinaitis and Ricky Steamboat,...

WWE matches may not be real fights, but they can be even tougher at times than fighting for real. Wrestlers have to stay focused and follow the script while dealing with the fast pace and chaos of modern wrestling, which isn’t easy, even for the best in the business.

Recently, on WWE SmackDown, we saw an example of this when Elton Prince, a member of the tag team “Pretty Deadly,” suffered a serious injury and started bleeding. In the heat of the moment, he forgot to kick out, showing just how intense things can get in the ring.

WWE star forgets to kick out after suffering a horrendous injury Elton Prince amidst a bout | Credits- WWE

During a tag-team match between Pretty Deadly (Elton Prince and Kit Wilson) and Nathan Frazer & Axiom, things quickly got intense. The match started off as a regular WWE bout but soon became chaotic...

Triple H and Shawn Michaels have been the biggest influences on the fabric of pro wrestling. Their in-ring personas laced with crazy wrestling prowess have transcended them to near-Godlike beings whenever pro wrestling is being talked about. The two have been the best of friends and went to war with the world when the other was at stake.

Back in WrestleMania 25 and 26, when The Undertaker brutalised Shawn Michaels, Triple H chose to avenge Hbk. In the following couple of Manias, he engaged with The Phenom in two high-octane bouts that had brutality inked all over them. The two share an excellent chemistry and the cinematic storytelling that panned out every time, these two came together redefined the word ‘partnership’ in the squared circle.

Did Triple H avenge a former intimate moment spent with Shawn Michaels? Shawn Michaels & Triple H as Dx/ Credit: WWE.com

Hunter and Shawn Michaels were indeed the best of friends,...

The Undertaker enjoyed a long and storied career in WWE, facing off against some of the most iconic and dominant performers in the industry. His legendary rivalries with the likes of The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Triple H, and Brock Lesnar are etched into wrestling history.

Throughout his career, The Undertaker endured countless grueling matches against these and many other top-tier superstars. As a result, he withstood an array of devastating signature moves, whether it was a Ddt, a jackhammer, or a kick to the face. The Phenom has taken them all in stride, showcasing his resilience and unwavering dedication to the sport.

The Undertaker reveals which move was the easiest to take for him The Undertaker addresses the WWE universe. | Image Credit: WWE

On his popular podcast, Six Feet Under, The Undertaker reflected on his wrestling career, discussing the moves he found easiest to perform. According to the WWE legend,...

Cody Rhodes finally won the WWE world championship at WrestleMania 40 by defeating Roman Reigns in a match that saw surprise appearances from The Rock, John Cena, and The Undertaker. The particular storyline, created by Triple H for Cody Rhodes, was one of his best works since taking over as the creative head of WWE.

It made many fans emotional, and one of those fans was WWE announcer Samantha Irvin, who couldn’t hold back her tears when Rhodes secured the win. She said that, in that moment, she wasn’t just an announcer but a fan witnessing history. While many saw it as a beautiful moment, for Irvin, it led to her decision to leave WWE.

Samantha Irvin reveals the actual reason behind leaving WWE Samantha Irvin during a WWE event | Credits- WWE

Samantha Irvin was a lively and charismatic WWE announcer. Triple H encouraged her to grow beyond just announcing,...

The Undertaker conjured one of the most important pieces of history in WrestleMania, and that is the streak. With Brock Lesnar shattering it at Wm 30, a piece of heart for countless WWE fans was sunk. However, until that exact moment, The Phenom carved something near impossible that will always stay etched in the history books of pro wrestling.

En route to his historic greatness, Taker fought several opponents, including the Heartbreak Kid, Shawn Michaels. The match with Michaels in WrestleMania 25 was the start of an epic trilogy where The Dead Man will lock horns not just with Hbk but in the upcoming two Manias he will have to fend of Michaels’ best friend, Triple H which would eventually result in the end of an era and a snap that would remain forever etched in the hearts of the fans.

What mistake did The Undertaker make in his match against Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania?...

Throwback To Prabhas’ Intense Preparation For Baahubali Role ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

When S.S. Rajamouli’s epic period actioner Baahubali: The Beginning arrived in 2015, it changed the landscape of Indian cinema. With breathtaking visuals, epic war sequences, intense performances, and gripping storytelling, a new benchmark for the Indian film industry was created. Two years later, its sequel Baahubali: The Conclusion followed, and became the second highest-grossing film globally. But are you aware of the kind of prep work that Prabhas did for his physically demanding role in the Baahubali films? Read on to know all about it.

Prabhas Met WWE Superstar The Undertaker For Baahubali Prep Work

We all witnessed how beautifully Prabhas nailed the part in the Baahubali films. To prepare for the role, the dashing actor left no stone unturned. As per a report by Republic World, he went to the USA, where he interacted with and observed the...

The Undertaker was Vince McMahon’s strongest soldier because the stories he had to endure could break an average wrestler’s career (and sanity). From the Fake Undertaker to the Greater Power storyline, Taker went with the flow and took chances with stuff no wrestler would ever touch. Being an undead wizard has its disadvantages as well. WWE has always had a soap opera-like storyline, but doing one with Undertaker was risky.

Vince McMahon tried, though. During the build-up to No Mercy 2002, he made sure both the Brothers of Destruction went through soap era-level stories. These angles were memorable but in an ironic way. The Katie Vick story is still remembered by everyone, but the Tracy angle is largely forgotten.

The Undertaker was feuding with Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman during this time

Undertaker was challenging the WWE Champion, Brock Lesnar, to a match at No Mercy. The Undertaker won...

Brock Lesnar has been WWE’s version of the Marvel mutant, Juggernaut. An unstoppable beast who would lay waste to anyone and everyone along the way, Brock Lesnar redefined pro-wrestling in the best possible fashion. Even though he has been absent from the ring for more than a year now, the fans still crave to see him hit the titantron once again, and walk down the ramp, laying waste to whoever comes his way.

Over the years, Brock Lesnar has fought quite a few notable rivals. From the likes of Kurt Angle, Big Show, and The Undertaker, Lesnar moved on to John Cena, Roman Reigns, Triple H, Goldberg, and the list simply keeps on getting a lot more incredible. Apart from his WWE legacy, he also faced illustrious names in the Octagon, including the likes of Frank Mir, Randy Couture, Shane Carwin, Alistair Overeem, and Cain Velasquez. A man who...

Over the years, WWE has seen countless storylines carved, which either pushed superstars to the pinnacle of their glory or completely ruined their careers. One of the most burning examples of someone finding his stride with a particular storyline is Cody Rhodes. Ever since his return and his feud with the Bloodline, Rhodes shot through the skies and continues to be a major heartthrob for WWE fans.

Similarly, there have been storylines which the company had to cut short midway, or such was the drastic ilk of the same that wrestlers tasked with carrying it got buried under. One of the most specific angles that WWE wanted to utilise was that of a stalker. A popular example of this involved two legends, one of them being the legendary WWE Hall of Famer, The Undertaker.

How did Ddp’s career arc go from an Ecw Champion to a layman after The Undertaker got involved?...

While wrestling as a sport has existed since time immemorial, WWE has made the sport achieve new heights. The company has garnered everything one can think of in the sports entertainment industry. From Hulk Hogan to The Undertaker, it has been the home of the most iconic characters in the sport.

But the beginnings for the WWE were not that simple. The company, whose journey started way back in 1953, had modest beginnings. The company had to see several financial ups and downs and underwent several changes before Vince McMahon became the company’s boss in 1982. WWE’s fortunes since then have changed, and the company has never looked back.

WWE’s rise since Vince McMahon took over WWE universe cheering up for WrestleMania. (Image Credit: WWE)

The company had meager earnings when Vince McMahon bought the company from his father in 1982. The financial constraints meant that the road to becoming...

In January of 2024, World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) announced that their flagship program, "Monday Night Raw" would be leaving cable TV behind and joining the world of streaming by moving to Netflix. The streaming juggernaut paid a whopping $5 million to join the WWE Universe, and at the time, I thought this was a great idea. After all, WWE is an internationally renowned corporation, with a global audience that has helped turn sports entertainment into a multi-billion-dollar industry.

As the leading streaming service across all continents, it made perfect sense for WWE and Netflix to join forces ... and then ratings numbers dropped like Mick Foley onto The Undertaker during their 1998 Hell in a Cell match. As a lifelong wrestling fan, I should know by now to always expect a swerve in WWE's storytelling, but I never could have imagined that this "perfect deal" would turn out to be such a disaster.

To be clear,...

WWE and Comcast have struck a multi-year deal that will see Xfinity will be the first ever partner to have branding on the WrestleMania set. Furthermore, the deal will make Xfinity the official home wifi partner of WWE.

The news comes just one day ahead of WrestleMania 41, which will originate from Las Vegas on April 19 and 20. Done+Dusted, the leading live events producer and part of Pantheon Media Group, has partnered with WWE to design the set for the annual event. This year’s design can be seen above.

“Comcast has long been an outstanding partner who grasps the power and reach of the WWE audience,” said Grant Norris-Jones, executive vice president and head of global partnerships, for WWE parent company Tko Group. “Xfinity is an industry leader and we are thrilled to collaborate on new and innovative integrations, beginning with the iconic WrestleMania set in Las Vegas.”

This first-time...

Recently in an interview, Seth Rollins blamed The Undertaker and Brock Lesnar for ruining his first singles match at the WWE. Rollins took us back to 2015 when he was about to lock horns with The Beast at WWE Battleground but it was the Undertaker who came out of nowhere and ruined his dream match by taking the spotlight away from Rollins.

Just hours before the Match, Lesnar got the news of The Undertaker coming back to confront him about the WrestleMania 30 loss, thus, he wanted to keep the match as simple as possible because nothing they did in the fight would overshadow The Undertaker’s return.

Seth Rollins reveals how The Undertaker ruined the biggest fight of his career Seth Rollins | WWE

Seth Rollins talked about the incident in an interview with Stone Cold Steve Austin on Broken Skull Sessions, during the conversation The Aerialist opened up on the time...

It’s the busiest and biggest week of the year for WWE superstars such as Chelsea Green. The first-ever Women’s United States Champion is excited to grace Las Vegas with her presence for WrestleMania 41 festivities. The sports entertainment juggernaut will take over Sin City with multiple events from stage shows including The Undertaker’s “1 deadMAN Show” and a roast hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe to “After Dark” parties including “Gronk Beach” from former WWE 24/7 Champion and four-time Super Bowl Champion Rob Gronkowski. And that’s not even counting the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony and the two-night WrestleMania extravaganza on April 19 and 20 live on Peacock. Green herself is gearing up to meet fans at appearances and shine in a big match on SmackDown Friday on the eve of the grand events. She’ll stand alongside her Secret Hervice (Alba Fyre and Piper Niven) to face Zelina Vega, Kayden Carter and Katana Chance.

As we inch closer to the latest iteration of the Showcase of Immortals, WWE is trying to do everything in its power to send the fans spiralling into utter frenzy. Ever since Triple H took over, every night has been houseful while every rivalry has transcended to a god-tier storytelling level. Ever since the ascension of Hunter to the peak, WWE has made its mark felt.

Being an integral part of current-day business revolutions, social media has also played a crucial role in uplifting the company. From sharing the iconic clips on the social media platforms to fetching the matches from the vault, WWE continues to garner major traction from it all.

However, as they say that every boon comes with its own curse, similarly, social media isn’t exactly a rosy place for any industry. WWE’s rise has definitely fanned unwanted flames from rival companies to fans who...

Dwayne Johnson, aka “The Rock,” might be Hollywood royalty now, but before the red carpets, he was WWE’s most electrifying and wholesome superstar. With a mic in one hand and a raised eyebrow in the other, The Rock gave fans some of the most iconic moments in wrestling history.

One move that’s gone down in both meme culture and WWE lore is the People’s Elbow. Flashy, theatrical, and completely ridiculous, in the best way possible, it turns out this fan-favorite finisher wasn’t even meant to be serious.

Dwayne Johnson | Credits: WWE

The Rock actually invented it just to get The Undertaker to break character and laugh during a match. Here is the full story!

How Dwayne Johnson’s People’s Elbow really began in WWE!

There’s still plenty of mystery left in the world of WWE, with fans constantly debating storylines, rivalries, and behind-the-scenes secrets.

Brock Lesnar has been a dominant persona in pro-wrestling, and the way he has gone about his business in the squared circle has been absolutely crazy. Ever since his introduction to WWE in 2000, he continued to call the shots emphatically. No matter the size of the rivals, he fought them like a beast and eventually cemented his legacy across the ring.

It all started in 2000 when he signed with WWF under the banner of Ohio Valley Wrestling (Ovw). He plied his trade alongside Shelton Benjamin as the two formed the Minnesota Stretching Crew. He made his main-roster debut on March 18th, 2002, attacking several wrestlers along the way. Eventually, he started walking with Paul Heyman, being labelled as the ‘Next Big Thing’.

Brock Lesnar in his early days / Credit – WWE

Since then, his rivalries with Kurt Angle, Big Show, John Cena, The Undertaker showed why he is deemed as one of...

Dwayne Johnson recognized Rhea Ripley as one of the company’s MVPs and praised her for her contributions in January. The encounter happened during the WWE Raw debut on Netflix, where Ripley fought her WWE Women’s Championship match against Liv Morgan. Ripley was excited to receive such a compliment from The Rock, but his actual words were a bit blurry in the commotion.

After she lost her WWE Women’s Championship title to Iko Sky in a Monday Night Raw match in March, fans believed that she was out of the upcoming WrestleMania card. Many believed that she was forced to sit this event out due to her arm injury.

WWE’s one of the most valuable female wrestlers, Rhea Ripley | Credits: WWE

However, Ripley isn’t going down that easily. She was added to the WrestleMania 41 roster, where Iko Sky will have to defeat both Bianca Belair and...

WWE Rivals is set to deliver an unforgettable episode this Sunday at 9:30 Pm on A&e, featuring a showdown that fans have been eagerly anticipating. Season 5, Episode 8, titled “Undertaker vs. Triple H,” dives deep into the legendary rivalry between two of wrestling’s biggest icons. For nearly 30 years, The Undertaker and Triple H have been cornerstones of the WWE, shaping the landscape of sports entertainment with their incredible performances.

This episode highlights the unique chemistry and fierce competitiveness that defined their battles. Viewers will get a closer look at how these two superstars pushed each other to their limits, showcasing their ability to endure pain and deliver unforgettable moments in the ring. Their rivalry has not only captivated fans but also set a high standard for future generations of wrestlers.

As the episode unfolds, it promises to reveal behind-the-scenes stories and insights that shed light on their storied careers. Fans...

Vince McMahon does not care who you are, if he wants to remove you from WWE he will chase you out, by hook or by crook. Something similar happened to NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal when he entered WWE’s backstage without a pass.

While Shaq’s WWE appearances in 2009 and 2016 are widely known, his lesser-known 1998 feud with former WWE CEO Vince McMahon stands out. The clash reportedly began when McMahon demanded Shaq to “get the hell out” of the arena as he failed to show a backstage pass during his visit to a WWE match.

Let’s find out what actually happened between these two mammoths of American sports.

Why Vince McMahon didn’t want Shaquille O’Neal inside the WWE arena Shaquille O’Neal | credit- NBA

The story unfolds during a period when Shaq had just earned his sixth NBA All-Star title and decided to attend a wrestling match for some entertainment.

WWE legend, the Undertaker once warned YouTuber turned wrestler Logan Paul about the risks involved with the perilous stunts he does for a living.

In an interview with Paul, the Undertaker opened up on the risky stunts today’s wrestlers do with ease but were impossible for previous generations to even think of.

He pointed out a particular move from Paul that stunned him and the fans alike. Undertaker went on to claim that he would never blame Paul if the WWE star decided to never try that move again.

Logan Paul decides to never go through with this particular move again after The Undertaker’s warning The Undertaker | credit-wwe

During The Undertaker’s appearance on Logan Paul’s podcast, ImPaulsive, he opened up on that one move ‘The Deadman’ thought was a bit too much even for an elite athlete like Logan Paul.

RelatedThe Exact Moment When John Cena...

The Undertaker is regarded as one of the most tenured and respected WWE legends in the history of the business. His three decades of destruction, character evolution, impressive in-ring acumen and larger than life persona made him a household name not only in the wrestling business, but also across the globe.

Looking at the physical stature and dominance of The Undertaker, it was unimaginable for any WWE fan to see him get dominated by his opponents. But that all changed when the company witnessed the arrival of one of the biggest freaks of nature who resembled the stature of WWE legend Andre The Giant in 2006. He was none other than The Great Khali.

The Great Khali vs Kane | Credit: WWE

The Punjabi Giant took down The Phenom with ease and even defeated him in a dominating performance during their first encounter. Over the years, The Great Khali became a renowned wrestler in WWE from India.

Fans were deeply disheartened after Heels season 3 was canceled by Starz Network. However, Netflix acquiring both seasons 1 and 2 of Heels became a ray of hope for both the fans and the show’s creators.

The show chronicles the story of twin brothers who are pro-wrestlers. It stars big television personalities like Arrow‘s Stephen Amell, Vikings star Alexander Ludwig, singer Alison Luff, and In Plain Sight actor Mary McCormack among others.

Screenshot from Arrow – Comic-Con 2018 Trailer | DC – YouTube Heels Season 3’s Fate Remains Blurry Despite Netflix’s Move

Heels Season 1 hit our screens for the first time in 2021. It chronicled the story of the Spade brothers – Jack and Ace portrayed by Stephen Amell and Alexander Ludwig, who are working to keep their father’s independent wrestling promotion afloat after his death. Vikings star Alexander Ludwig famously labeled his experience of filming Heels as “painful.”

Seasons 1 and 2 had a lot going for it.

As the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion, Roman Reigns has maintained his dominance in the wrestling world for well over three years, solidifying his status as the biggest star in professional wrestling. Despite his numerous accomplishments, he finally fell to Cody Rhodes last week.

Roman Reigns

During the Premium Live Event of WrestleMania 40 on Sunday, fans were left in awe as both John Cena and The Undertaker made surprise appearances. Their interventions proved pivotal as Cody Rhodes clinched a victory over Roman Reigns at the Showcase of The Immortals, ascending to the status of the new Undisputed WWE Universal Champion. Following this turn of events, Roman Reigns has finally broken his silence on the matter.

Cody Rhodes Beat Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 40 Cody Rhodes

WWE WrestleMania 40 on Sunday delivered a plethora of surprises that kept fans on the edge of their seats from start to finish. The event kicked off with...

World Wrestling Entertainment has a place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as confirmed in a new episode of the Disney+ series Secret Invasion. Ever since the MCU was established with the original Iron Man movie in 2008, the existence of WWE in that world has been unclear, as there hadn't been any direct references to the pro wrestling organization. However, it turns out that War Machine, a character played by Terence Howard in that film before Don Cheadle took over the role in Iron Man 2, has been a big pro wrestling fan all along.

In the fourth episode of Secret Invasion, there's a scene with Cheadle as James Rhodes speaking with Priscilla (Charlayne Woodard) about Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson). Rhodes then describes the way he fired Fury as a WWE maneuver pulled off by The Undertaker. Mentioning Taker by name officially confirms that WWE exists in the MCU, and as in reality,...

Murray Melvin, a British actor known for his roles in The Phantom of the Opera, A Taste of Honey, Torchwood and Barry Lyndon, died Friday. He was 90.

His rep Thomas Bowington confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter that Melvin died at St. Thomas’ hospital in London.

“He was one of my closest friends and will be missed by so many of us who had the privilege to know him,” Kerry Kyriacos Michael, a London-bade creative director and producer, wrote on Twitter Saturday.

Born on Aug. 10, 1932, in London, Melvin made his acting debut in 1957 with Joan Littlewood’s Theatre Workshop Company in a production of Macbeth at the Theatre Royal Stratford.

After he made his film debut in 1960 in The Risk, he went on to land roles in The Phantom of the Opera, Torchwood and Barry Lyndon. But it was his role as gay textile design student Geoffrey Ingham in A Taste of Honey,...

Not many horror films truly scare me these days. But alien horror? Even the ones substandard to most send me into a fear frenzy. That’s why I’m taking a deep dive into the sub-genre.

Welcome to Aliens Scare Me. A look into alien horror films on a case by case basis.

This month we’re probing deep into action/sci-fi territory with 1990’s Dark Angel; or depending on where you find it, I Come In Peace, starring the great Dolph Lundgren.

What It’s About

Rogue cop Jack Caine (Lundgren) has his partner killed by a gang of old white men called “The White Boys” (dead serious) who are subsequently murdered by a mysterious force using what appears to be a CD Rom disc as a weapon (still serious). While investigating, Jack and his new partner by force, Special Agent Arwood (Brian Benben), come across an gigantic alien...

WWE 2K23 features quite a few improvements to the franchise formula that will certainly be welcomed by wrestling game fans everywhere. Of course, some things never change, which means that WWE 2K23 still makes you unlock quite a few wrestlers via gameplay accomplishments and by spending both real and virtual currency.

The very good news is that WWE 2K23 makes the various unlock processes fairly painless. The problem is that the game doesn’t always do a great job of telling you exactly how to unlock those wrestlers or the best way to go about acquiring all of them. Hopefully, we can help ease that part of the unlock system just a bit.

How to Unlock Every WWE 2K23 Wrestler With Virtual Currency

The vast majority of wrestlers in WWE 2K23 are unlocked via the game’s Virtual Currency (Vc) system. Every wrestler available via the in-game store costs 1,000 Vc to unlock.

To celebrate the release of Raw is 30, we are giving away a DVD copy. Celebrate three decades of WWE Raw – the longest-running weekly show in sports-entertainment! This DVD includes the entire 30th anniversary episode, plus a countdown of the most shocking moments from each year in Raw history.

Highlights: The Trial of Sami Zayn Raw Tag Team Championship Match – The Usos vs. The Judgment Day D-Generation X Reunion The return of the Undertaker Seth Rollins & The Street Profits vs. Imperium No Dq Match for the United States Championship – Austin Theory vs. Bobby Lashley

WWE Raw is a true powerhouse of sports-entertainment – a revolutionary weekly show that set the stage for huge, history-making moments! This 30th anniversary episode is another major moment in the show’s history, featuring appearances from legendary Hall of Famers – including Hulk Hogan, Dx, and the Undertaker – alongside the very best Superstars from present-day WWE. There’s...

Tuesday’s episode of “Young Rock” is a special one. Not only does the installment chronicle Dwayne Johnson’s first-ever WWF match, but the episode was written by those who are incredibly familiar with the events chronicled within: Johnson, Hiram Garcia and Brian Gewirtz.

The episode, titled “Corpus Christi,” marks Johnson and Garcia’s screenwriting debut, while Gewirtz was a longtime head writer for WWE. Combined, the trio distilled a wealth of knowledge and memories into a half-hour episode that also includes appearances by wrestling legends like Stone Cold Steve Austin and Triple H – a task that they admitted was difficult.

“There’s so much story to tell in that limited space, but Dwayne’s got a great memory when it comes to those moments – especially these moments that are so pivotal for him – so he’s a great resource for us,” Garcia (who serves as president of production at...

To celebrate the DVD release of WWE: Best of 1996 – Prelude To Attitude we are giving away a DVD copy.

A 2-disc DVD collection dedicated to one of the most formative and fascinating years in sports-entertainment history – 1996! Relive the rise of Stone Cold Steve Austin, the debut of The Rock, the industry-changing title reign of Shawn Michaels, the arrival of Mankind, and the evolution of The Undertaker! It’s the year that changed WWE and ushered in the Attitude Era!

Match Highlights: Royal Rumble – January 21, 1996

WWE Intercontinental Championship Match – Razor Ramon vs. Goldust In Your House: Good Friends, Better Enemies – April 28, 1996

No Holds Barred Match for the WWE Championship – Shawn Michaels vs. Diesel King of the Ring – June 23, 1996

Undertaker vs. Mankind In Your House: Mind Games – September 22, 1996

WWE Championship Match – Shawn Michaels vs. Mankind Survivor Series – November 17, 1996

Bret “Hitman” Hart vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin

Plus lots more matches and moments!

WWE is the latest entertainment company to catch Nft fever.

The wrestling entertainment producer inked an exclusive, multiyear deal with Fox Entertainment’s Blockchain Creative Labs to launch an Nft marketplace for licensed digital WWE tokens and collectibles.

Under the pact, WWE said it will create “authentic NFTs that celebrate the company’s entire catalog of digital assets,” including iconic moments, WWE Superstars, and tentpole events like WrestleMania and SummerSlam. Details including the Nft marketplace’s name and launch date will be announced in the next few weeks, the companies said.

So what’s an Nft, and why would someone want to own one? In a nutshell, nonfungible tokens provide a way to authenticate ownership of unique pieces of digital content using distributed blockchain technology: NFTs are virtual collectibles akin to real-world artwork or baseball cards. The trend caught fire earlier this year in the art, music and sports worlds.

My two favorite things in the world, professional wrestling and horror collide in Escape the Undertaker, a brand new interactive Halloween movie coming to Netflix next month. Check out the official trailer for the choose-your-own-adventure experience below! The interactive movie stars WWE legend The Undertaker alongside all three members of the beloved faction The New Day, Big E, Xavier Woods, […]...

Welcome to this long over-due review of WWE Survivor Series 2020, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and we have the retirement of The Undertaker. In honor of the end of an era, I have reached out to one of the top bands of the 80s, HayrSpyke, to help us write the review in…a song! Yeah!

Match #1: The Miz won the Dual-Brand Battle Royal The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

The Miz claimed victory in the Dual-Brand Battle Royal on the Survivor Series Kickoff, catching Dominik Mysterio by surprise after seemingly being eliminated. The melee started anything but fortuitously for Miz, as tag team partner John Morrison was the first Superstar eliminated courtesy of Dominik. Murphy’s newly forged alliance with the Mysterios was on display as he attacked Dolph Ziggler immediately after The Showoff sent Rey Mysterio out of the ring. Dominik later scored payback by eliminating Ziggler.

Welcome to this week’s Monday Night Raw review, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and we have, in honor of the retirement of The Undertaker, a quick excerpt of an interview conducted by Daisy Kaluska with the Duke Of Kansas himself, Skip Tumalu:

Daisy: Thank you for having me here, your Dukeness.

Skip: Don’t be so formal, m’lady. Call me Skip Tumalu; Skip Tumalu, my darlin’.

Daisy: Oh, like the song!

Skip: What?! You Stupid B—H! I’LL Kill You! I’LL Use My Royal Whoopin’ Stick And Break My Foot Of’N Your Ass! Prepare To D…

Skip Tumalu falls out a window as he swings his dildo at Daisy.

Skip: Ahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!! What Did I Do To Deserve Thi… (Skip hits ground) Owwwww!!!!! My Dingle-dangle!!!!!!!

Well, with that out of the way, let’s…what the… Blossom: I Am Blossom! I Come From The Nineties!

The Undertaker officially ended his WWE run over the weekend at Survivor Series, and fellow wrestling star Dwayne Johnson joined the fans in celebrating 30 years of the Deadman. On Nov. 22, 1990, the Undertaker made his first appearance in WWE (then WWF) by debuting at that year's annual Survivor Series pay-per-view event. Exactly three decades to the day later, the world-famous wrestler returned for this year's Survivor Series for a Final Farewell celebration as fans and colleagues said their goodbyes.

30yrs ago today, he made his iconic #SurvivorSeries debut.

Like Everyone - I was in awe as a rookie in the @WWE when his first words pierced my soul as he walked in the dressing room and said, “Muthafucka” True story...

After The Undertaker episode of Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Sessions it was going to take a big name to follow that, and, for me, they didn’t follow it. I guess my thoughts on that come from the fact that I’ve never been a Goldberg fan. I watched WWF back when WCW was running and Goldberg was on top, and when he was in WWE I never really wanted to see him wrestle. Still, he’s a huge name from the history of wrestling, so I get it. He’s still popular, as can be seen anytime he appears in WWE, so this episode is likely one many people we’re happy to see. Austin has a way about him as an interviewer, bringing stories around to his personal experiences, comparing his career and life to those of his guests, and it helps the conversation feel casual and smooth.