Labelling YouTube sensation Logan Paul ‘divisive’ would certainly be somewhat of an understatement to say the least. The man known as “The Maverick” is no stranger to controversy, with his most notorious transgression being his ill-advised “We found a dead body in the Japanese Suicide Forest” video from late 2017. Naturally, the video landed Paul […]
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July 22nd saw Triple H return to WWE following a health scare in September of last year, with The Game being named as an EVP and Head of Talent Relations by the company. Later that day, WWE went through even more corporate restructuring, as long-time Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon officially announced his retirement from
Max Dupri, formerly known as LA Knight in NXT, and Eli Drake prior to joining WWE, made his full-time main roster debut on the May 20th edition of Smackdown, introducing his new stable Maximum Male Models to the world, with Mace and Mansoor being introduced as the group’s first recruits. Despite this however, it now
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With WWE’s first UK stadium show since SummerSlam 1992 just a little over five weeks away, it appears as though we now know what will be main eventing the history premium live event, following a new report from Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. Meltzer states that the current plan is for the show
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Prior to the shift in presentation and rebranding as NXT 2.0, Black and Gold NXT was considered by many to be one of, if not the best weekly wrestling show worldwide, with Triple H leading the promotion through their glory days as WWE offered a genuine alternative to the main roster. Fans of the classic
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On July 22nd, long-time WWE Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon officially announced his retirement from all of his active responsibilities within the company, with Stephanie McMahon and Nick Khan being named co-CEOs, and Triple H returning to the company as Head of Talent Relations and Head of Creative. Immediately following the news of McMahon’s retirement,
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Big E has been missing from WWE action since March of this year after he sustained a severe injury during an episode of SmackDown. A botched belly-to-belly suplex from Ridge Holland on the outside caused the injury and there is uncertainty regarding the former WWE Champion’s in-ring future. In a recent edition of the MMA
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The foundations of a WWE with Triple H as Head of Talent Relations & Creative are seemingly already being built. Last Friday, Triple H was announced to be back in a WWE executive position as Head of Talent Relations. That same day, Vince McMahon announced his retirement. Then on Monday it was announced that Triple
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Following the shocking news on July 22nd that long-time WWE Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon would be retiring from all active duties within the company, WWE have seen a seismic corporate shakeup, with Stephanie McMahon and Nick Khan being named co-CEOs, whilst Triple H has returned to the company as Head of Talent Relations and
TJ Wilson (FKA Tyson Kidd) unfortunately had to retire from in-ring competition in June 2015 following a spinal cord injury, but has since found his calling as a backstage producer for WWE, where he has garnered considerable praise for his handling of the company’s women’s division. WWE Smackdown Women’s Champion Liv Morgan recently appeared on
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