The idea of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson stepping into politics has been floated for years, but not everyone believes it would be a smart move. One of the strongest warnings has now come from someone who knows the political landscape firsthand. During a recent appearance on Going Ringside, Glenn Jacobs,

A single line from a familiar authority figure has sent speculation into overdrive. While promoting Monday’s episode of WWE Raw, Adam Pearce dropped a subtle but unmistakable reference that immediately caught the attention of fans. As he ran down the card for the show, Pearce posed one simple question. “Who

Steven Borden Jr. continues to turn heads as his momentum quietly builds behind the scenes. The son of Sting returned to the ring ahead of AEW Collision, competing at the Ring of Honor tapings from the eSports Arena in Arlington, Texas. Borden faced Jon Cruz in a match that has

Gable Steveson is finally pulling back the curtain on why his much talked about WWE run never truly took off, and the former Olympian is placing the blame squarely on himself. Speaking candidly about his time with the company, Steveson admitted that his heart was never fully locked into professional

Key info notes from Wrestle Kingdom 20. • NEVER Openweight Six Man Tag Team Championship changed hands in the annual Ranbo match. Zack Sabre Jr., Ryohei Oiwa, and Hartley Jackson won the titles by pinning Boltin Oleg, eliminating both him and Bishimon in the final sequence. • Former champions Master

The Tokyo Dome held its breath one last time as a generation-defining career reached its final chapter. Hiroshi Tanahashi did not simply retire at Wrestle Kingdom 20. He said goodbye in the only way fitting for an icon, in the main event spotlight, against the rival who defined an era,

Aaron Wolf wasted no time turning promise into history at the Tokyo Dome. The Olympic judo gold medalist shocked the wrestling world by capturing championship gold in his very first professional match, toppling EVIL to become the new NEVER Openweight Champion at Wrestle Kingdom 20. What was expected to be

Yota Tsuji arrived at the Tokyo Dome with momentum and left Wrestle Kingdom 20 having changed his career forever. In one of the most dramatic moments of the night, Tsuji climbed to the very top of New Japan Pro Wrestling, capturing the IWGP World Championship for the first time while

New Japan Pro Wrestling has officially rolled out its calendar for the first half of 2026, giving fans a clear look at what lies ahead across Japan and the United States. The announcement includes two major US based events that stand out immediately. The opening night of the G1 Climax

El Desperado punched his ticket to another IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship opportunity in emphatic fashion at NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 20, standing tall in a chaotic four way battle that kept the Tokyo Dome crowd on edge from start to finish. In the fourth official match of the night on January

A major shake up unfolded at Wrestle Kingdom 20 as the latest version of the United Empire officially took shape. Returning from injury, Jake Lee resurfaced on the biggest stage of the year and revealed his allegiance to United Empire, standing alongside Callum Newman, Great O Khan, HENARE and Andrade

The Tokyo Dome stage delivered a defining moment for women’s wrestling as Wrestle Kingdom 20 rolled into its early chapters, and one competitor left with everything. In just the second match of the night, history was made when one champion walked in and walked out with absolute supremacy. At NJPW

Jonathan Coachman sounded off after the January 2, 2026 episode of WWE SmackDown and he did not mince his words. While traveling, Coachman recorded a video breaking down the show and one theme stood out above all else. WWE feels fresher when it leans young, and it needs to commit

Triple H is already setting the tone for what could be a chaotic night on Raw, teasing that CM Punk versus Bron Breakker has the potential to flip WWE on its head. Ahead of Monday’s Stranger Things themed episode of WWE Raw on Netflix, WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H

AEW President Tony Khan found himself at the center of a light hearted social media moment after receiving an unexpected endorsement from xAI’s chatbot Grok. The exchange began when Grok was asked to edit an image featuring Khan alongside WWE Chief Content Officer Paul Levesque. The prompt requested that the

WWE Hall of Famers Nikki and Brie Bella are stepping into a very different kind of spotlight as they prepare to appear in a major digital entertainment crossover. The Bella Twins have been confirmed as part of an upcoming one million dollar celebrity challenge hosted by YouTube megastar MrBeast, with

Matt Hardy believes a familiar hardcore icon could be heading to All Elite Wrestling next year. Speaking on the latest episode of The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy, the AEW star shared one of his bold predictions for 2026, suggesting that Mick Foley will make an appearance on AEW programming.

Matt Cardona stepped back onto WWE television on Friday night in a moment that immediately felt different from past returns. Appearing on SmackDown as the mystery opponent for Kit Wilson, Cardona was introduced under his real name rather than the Zack Ryder identity that defined much of his original WWE

Tommaso Ciampa’s time with WWE appears to be nearing its end. A new report from BodySlam indicates that Ciampa is expected to depart the company once his current contract expires. According to the report, Ciampa plans to see out the remainder of his deal without signing a renewal. At this

Michin has confirmed she is sidelined, but insists her time away from the ring will not last long. In a social media video, the WWE SmackDown star appeared wearing a sling and delivered a direct message aimed at Jade Cargill. Michin made it clear that while she is injured, she