While WWE tries to offer up reasons for not yet holding the show, right now may have been the best possible time for Evolution 2’s announcement.
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The King of the Ring tournament is upon us again. So it's time to take a look at what each competitor's reign over the WWE could be like.
This past week, between Monday Night Raw and SmackDown Live on Tuesday, WWE television featured 43 seconds of women's wrestling.
WWE's handling of a brief intergender moment at Extreme Rules was cool to see, but doesn't hold a lot of promise for the future of IG in the company.
WWE's new reality show sounds like it has potential to be and empowering experience, but there is also reason to be apprehensive about the final product.
As we debate WWE versus AEW, wrestling fans must avoid falling into the trap of blind loyalty to either or any brand or company.
Dana Warrior may have meant well with her Pride tribute on Twitter, but in reality she just reminded WWE fans of her husband's homophobia.
Alexa Bliss and Natalya may be allowed to wrestle at Super Showdown. While definitely progressive, it does not make up for the issues at the show's core.
With Tyler Breeze returning to face Velveteen Dream at NXT TakeOver XXV, we have another chance to see NXT as the third brand it really is.
Glenn Gilbertti's win last Friday night on Impact Wrestling wasn't even good for heel heat, it was just unoriginal and tiring.
WWE revealed on SmackDown Live that Asuka and Kairi Sane have been dubbed The Kabuki Warriors. For better or worse, they seem to be sticking to it.
WWE seems to be hinting at a character change for Nikki Cross, but they'd be best off leaving their ball of chaos with her darkness.
WWE fans took to Twitter to protest the lack of screen time for WWE's women's division on both the Raw and Smackdown rosters.