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Mark Henry is threatening to sue former WWE wrestler Lio Rush after Rush accused Henry of tearing down African American talent on Twitter.

The WWE tag team formerly known as The Revival and not currently known as The Revolt finally cleared the air on their tag team name.

Drew Gulak is no longer with WWE a day after wrestling in a high profile match on Smackdown Live, apparently because his contract expired.

Dave Bautista continued to shoot on fellow WWE Hall-of-Famer President Donald Trump and he didn't even have to get out of bed.

AEW has announced the full lineup for a massive episode of AEW Dark next week, as more participants are added to the Casino Ladder Match.

Ryback took on Dolph Ziggler in a high stakes Twitter match, but you won't believe the swerve at the end. Who's booking this stuff?!

Simone Johnson is following in the footsteps of her father and dozens of other wrestlers in honoring the wrestling tradition of nepotism.

Renee Young captivated the entire wrestling world with her culinary exploits for the second week a row when she announced Yorkshire Puddings.

WWE's IC Title tournament featured a twenty-minute five-star classic between two excellent ring technicians, and also Bryan vs. Gulak.

Boxing Champion Tyson Fury took to Instagram Live to share some not-so-nice words, and some nice ones, about WWE Champion Drew McIntyre.

Could we be gearing up for a big rematch between Vince McMahon and one of his greatest-ever opponents at WWE SummerSlam: God?

The coronavirus pandemic may be bad for wrestling ratings, but at the very least, it didn't keep AEW from making a small profit in April.

The sentiment backstage when it comes to Sami Zayn's treatment by WWE is about what you'd expect, according to the latest Wrestling Observer.

WWE star Becky Lynch may not come back after having her baby, according to the latest edition of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

Ahead of next week's Dark Side of the Ring season finale, Martha Hart sat down with Chris Jericho to discuss the life and death of Owen Hart.

TLC's Chilli tweeted that she'd like to step into the ring with a WWE Diva, and Hall-of-Famer Mark Henry wants to help make it happen.

Impact Wrestling star Michael Elgin unleashed a torrent of tweets on Thursday that may have caused him to get caught up in his own shoot.

NXT had a lower rating and fewer viewers than AEW Dynamite on Wednesday, but that doesn't make the WWE show a loser by any means.

The twitter banner for AEW's account advertises the Young Bucks and "Hangman" Adam Page, who have been quarantining for over a month.

This week's AEW Dynamite gave us heart-pounding action with little in the way of promos. Who came out on top? And what of Vanguard One?

For reasons we can't really explain, WWE decided to resurrect an old PPV name for the next NXT event as TakeOver is going In Your House.

Mike Tyson will present the TNT Championship to the winner at AEW Double or Nothing. Plus: Chris Jericho commits a heinous act on Dynamite.

Vice TV's Dark Side of the Ring returns next week for its second-season finale, examining the final days leading to the death of Owen Hart.

Vince McMahon and his legal team have delivered that promised response to fired XFL Commissioner Oliver Luck's wrongful termination lawsuit.

Bolstered by a CM Punk appearance, WWE Backstage scored a higher rating than WrestleMania 3, proving Punk is a bigger draw than Hulk Hogan.

After Becky Lynch's exciting announcement to open this week's Monday Night RAW, WWE is cashing in on The Man now also becoming The Mom.

WWE announced Triple H and Shawn Michaels will announce an announcement on tonight's episode of NXT as it hopes to beat Dynamite in ratings.

Mysterio is still injured two days after Seth Rollins brutally attacked his eyeball was able to wrestle one day after falling off a roof.

With AEW Dynamite set to return to TNT on Wednesday night, here's a look at some of the pre-show news that's been making the rounds online.

Joe Hendry may have the biggest McDonalds-themed musical hit on his hands since the 1988 menu song with a parody of Oasis's Wonderwall.