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Hollywood star and WWE champion John Cena has apologized to China for correctly calling Taiwan a “country” during the recent press tour for the movie Fast & Furious 9. His groveling mea culpa highlights the degree to which Cena’s career has become intertwined with Communist China — and how his employers at NBCUniversal and the WWE could have lost billions of dollars if they angered Beijing.

His time due as the next face of WWE, Drew McIntyre imagined what his crowning achievement would look like in the build toward last year’s WrestleMania in his American hometown of Tampa, Florida.

NBCUniversal is methodically deleting anything it deems “racist” or “risqué” from past WWE wrestling matches.

Wrestling star Mark “The Undertaker” Calaway says the Joe Biden-backing Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson can “unite America.”

James “Kamala” Harris, a legend of professional wrestling in the 1980s and 1990s, passed away Sunday at the age of 70 after long health struggles.

From ring girl to in-ring performer, Michelle Blanchard has quite the resume in combat sports. The dynamic athlete is very capable when it comes to defending herself and defending our Second Amendment.

Lifeguards at Venice Beach, California, launched a massive search after ex-WWE superstar Shad Gaspard disappeared under the surf on Sunday.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) has announced that he is allowing some sports to re-start their games in the Sunshine State.

On Wednesday, the WWE announced that it was releasing several on-screen talent and furloughing a portion of their workforce.

The Florida governor’s office has deemed the WWE an “essential service” and given the league the go-ahead to resume broadcasting.

Ronda Rousey sure gets a lot of attention from the comfort of her own home. The WWE star is a polarizing figure these days. But, while detractors take cheap shots at Rousey via social media, The Baddest Woman On The Planet fights back with facts.

We know. You say it’s ‘fake’. Not to Brock Lesnar’s face, but with your fantasy football pals you say these things. You say it’s not a ‘sport’. You say this, even though decorated Olympians and professional athletes from other sports are all over the roster. You say “I will never watch that”. Well, if you’re a member of this crowd, perhaps you won’t budge.

Sad news for football players and fans alike, as the XFL made the announcement no one wanted to hear on Friday. Pointing to the virus pandemic, the league suspended all operations and laid off virtually all of its employees.

In a tweet referencing the Bible, and then in another more fiery tweet, Ronda Rousey made it perfectly clear about where she stands when it comes to the idea of staying home during the current pandemic. The WWE star did not mince words.

The television ratings for the XFL’s opening weekend are in, and those numbers are likely to ensure the new league gets at least a few more weekends.

“Congratulations to Tito Ortiz on tonight’s huge WIN,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “A Great American Patriot!”

During an otherwise uneventful and perfectly normal Hall of Fame acceptance speech, a fan charged onto the stage and attacked professional wrestling legend Bret Hart.

Wrestling fans have weighed in on news that Chris Hemsworth has been cast to play wrestling giant Hulk Hogan in a Netflix biopic.

Pat McAfee has gone from the NFL to the world of professional wrestling, according to reports.

The man they call “The Showoff” is trying his hand in show biz. WWE superstar Dolph Ziggler, known for taking down his opponents, is now doing stand-up. Just like he approaches his work in the ring, Ziggler is taking this challenge very seriously.

The WWE unleashed a new ad body slamming the upcoming Super Bowl halftime show featuring Maroon 5, and urging fans to watch the WWE’s new Halftime Heat show instead, TMZ reported.

If you’re speculating on when Ronda Rousey will give up her professional wrestling career in order to start a family, don’t. Because the woman who was once regarded as perhaps the most dangerous female on the planet, is the only one in control of her body and doesn’t mind letting people know that.

Wrestling Hall of Fame interviewer “Mean” Gene Okerlund, has passed away at the age of 76, the WWE reported Wednesday.

On Sunday evening in Edmonton, the Canadian Football League championship will be decided when the 106th Grey Cup game takes place. The Calgary Stampeders will have plenty of supporters rooting for them, including their most famous fan, WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart.

At some point, most fans will have their loyalties to their teams brought into question. Most fans will have that happen to them, but probably not Jim Ross.

They call her the Baddest Woman On The Planet. Former UFC champion Ronda Rousey has taken the WWE by storm since making her professional wrestling debut earlier this year.

Nov. 6 (UPI) — Veteran wrestler Triple H showed off his recent injury with a bruise-ridden Instagram post.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — WWE wrestler Roman Reigns says he will step away from the ring because he has leukemia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. has reinstated Hulk Hogan to its Hall of Fame, three years after he was found to have used racial slurs in a conversation caught on a sex tape.

CM Punk, a former WWE Champion and struggling UFC fighter, called President Trump a racist and likened him to former Klansman David Duke.

Glenn Jacobs, otherwise known as the masked wrestler “Kane,” has officially traded a shot at the belt for a shot at mayor.

JIDDAH, Saudi Arabia — Saudi sports officials are apologizing after images of scantily clad women appeared on big screens during a world wrestling event held in the kingdom, which hosted women and children for the first time.

Thanks to my children, I am a big fan of professional wrestling once again. I loved the WWF as a kid, but as I grew up, I grew out of my fondness of the squared circle. Now, I’m back…and I’m loving every minute of it.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) – Ronda Rousey’s next bout in the ring won’t come in mixed martial arts but in the world of professional wrestling.

Ric Flair tells us “To be the man, you gotta beat the man”. Well, for a few years in the 1980s, I was the man when it came to wrestling fandom and knowledge.

A Dubai TV personality will soon debut as the first female Muslim wrestler for World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), a report says.