WWE Friday Night SmackDown heads to San Antonio, Texas this week following an exciting show last weekend. This show was originally scheduled for early June. The rescheduled date was announced back in March. This rendition of SmackDown will take place just a few days after AEW’s All In Texas event.

Pat McAfee hasn't appeared in WWE for more than a month, and he said it's because he experienced mental exhaustion.

WWE Hall of Famer and WWE Champion Kane (Glenn Jacobs) has gotten candid about a possible in-ring return after Goldberg had his official retirement match.

Netflix released an official trailer Thursday for the upcoming docuseries entitled WWE: Unreal. Several of WWE's biggest stars were featured in the trailer, including Cody Rhodes, Rhea Ripley, CM Punk, John Cena and WWE head of creative Triple H:

Omos hasn’t been seen in WWE for quite some time, but it appears that the company has discussed sending him to an international territory. Omos hasn’t been seen on WWE TV in more than a year. His last match wasn’t even in a WWE ring,

A WWE Superstar who was kicked out of their faction and disappeared for over a month just made their surprise return.

On July 29th, the streaming giant is releasing 'WWE: Unreal', which shows everything behind the curtain. From wrestler interviews to the creation of storylines. On Thursday, fans got their first taste of the show when Netflix dropped the first trailer for the anticipated show.

Paul “Triple H” Levesque and more pro wrestlers are pulling back the curtain on the world of wrestling in Netflix's WWE: Unreal. Entertainment Weekly has an exclusive first look at the trailer for the five-episode docuseries that,

While guest hosting ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live, Jelly Roll, his WWE SummerSlam tag-team partner Randy Orton, encountered Drew McIntryre, Logan Paul.

Raw is now a fixture of Netflix programming, but with their next project, WWE and Netflix are taking fans behind the moments they see happen in the ring. That project is a new series known as WWE Unreal,

Pat McAfee Exposes the Real Reason He Stepped Away From WWE originally appeared on Men's Fitness. Pat McAfee is famous for his high-energy commentary across multiple sports, but he recently opened up about why he left WWE. "I got real tired, man. I crashed," he said on the Pat McAfee Show earlier this week.

If Styles does appear onscreen at Slammiversary, it'll be the first time he's been on TNA programming in more than a decade. The wrestler ended a 12-year run with TNA in 2014, leaving for a memorable stint in New Japan Pro-Wrestling before signing with WWE in 2016.