Tiffany Stratton Conquers Nia Jax, Retains WWE Women's Title In SmackDown Main Event
Tiffany Stratton is still WWE Women's Champion after defeating Nia Jax in the "WWE SmackDown" main event.
Read MoreTiffany Stratton is still WWE Women's Champion after defeating Nia Jax in the "WWE SmackDown" main event.
Read MoreFormer NJPW multi-time champion, Jeff Cobb (now known as JC Mateo), wins impromptu WWE debut against LA Knight on "SmackDown".
Read MoreSolo Sikoa defeated Jimmy Uso and Rey Fenix in a triple threat to qualify for Money in the Bank during "WWE SmackDown."
Read MoreDuring "SmackDown" two matches have been added to "WWE Saturday Night's Main Event". R-Truth will face John Cena while a WrestleMania 41 rematch has been set.
Read MoreFormer NXT Women's Champion Giulia is the newest member of "WWE SmackDown" according to General Manager Nick Aldis.
Read MoreA new report clarified just who will be competing in Anarchy in the Arena at Double or Nothing after a slew of run-ins to end "AEW Dynamite" caused confusion.
Read MoreSolo Sikoa referred to Jeff Cobb by a new ring name during "WWE SmackDown" following his debut at last weekend's Backlash.
Read MoreWWE's Aleister Black, formerly Malakai Black in AEW, called his Double or Nothing cage match against Adam Copeland a highlight of his career.
Read MoreNXT North American Champion Sol Ruca reveals how she transformed her favorite gymnastics move into a wrestling finisher that's both spectacular and practical.
Read MoreAlexa Bliss got the pin on former Women's United States Champion Chelsea Green to be the first woman to qualify for the Money in the Bank ladder match.
Read More"WWE Raw" star Penta called Sabu and one WWE Hall of Famer's match from 2006 one of the "most beautiful" matches he has ever seen.
Read MoreThis is Wrestling Inc.'s results for "WWE SmackDown" on May 16, 2025, featuring Tiffany Stratton putting the WWE Women's Championship on the line!
Read MoreNaomi commented on the three-year anniversary of her and the former Sasha Banks walking out of WWE due to creative frustration in the women's tag division.
Read MoreLiv Morgan is reportedly done shooting her scenes in Japan for "Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo," and got a glowing reviewing from those behind-the-scenes of the film.
Read MoreBully Ray reveals the one regret he has from watching the WWE Hall of Fame induction of Paul Heyman in 2024.
Read MoreWWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella will reportedly pay a large sum to ex-husband Artem Chigvintsev in addition to monthly child support following their divorce.
Read MoreA pair of Money in the Bank qualifiers and a world title match have been added to this week's episode of "WWE SmackDown," per General Manager Nick Aldis.
Read MoreMatt Hardy sees several parallels between his brother Jeff and Sabu, and the wrestler discussed the comparison on the latest edition of his podcast.
Read MoreWWE Hall of Famer Rob Van Dam, sets the record straight on misleading information made on ECW rival turned friend, Sabu, who passed away last Sunday.
Read MoreNatalya reveals that she's about to begin training with Saraya and hopes she returns to WWE.
Read MoreFormer NXT Women's Champion Indi Hartwell reveals whether or not she views her recent TNA signing as a pathway back to WWE.
Read MoreAccording to Kevin Nash, one thing became noticeably different as soon as Vince McMahon departed WWE and Paul "Triple H" Levesque took charge.
Read MoreSince their on-screen inception in 2020, The Bloodline has showcased the highs and lows of family drama. Tommy Dreamer evaluates whether the group is still carrying out the punch packed drama they once served out.
Read MoreWWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan expands upon his involvement in the Real American Freestyle Wrestling League, in which he serves as the Commissioner.
Read MoreEric Bischoff defends Hulk Hogan, despite his controversial past.
Read MoreAfter an unexpected reaction from the Los Angeles crowd on the "WWE Raw" premiere on Netflix, the former pinnacle star reflects on those heinous boos.
Read MoreECW legend Tommy Dreamer believes two WWE stars are too focused on what is in front of them, rather than the danger that could be lurking from behind.
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