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After five long months away, Brock Lesnar finally made his WWE return on Monday as he interrupted Vince McMahon's attempt to fire Paul Heyman and hit the chairman with a thunderous F-5. Many were clamoring for Lesnar to be a surprise entrant in the Royal Rumble, but the WWE made the right call.Lesnar hadn't been seen on WWE programming since the night after he defeated Triple H at SummerSlam. Lesnar announced that he had quit the WWE, and while fans realized that it was obviously part of the storyline, many openly wondered if he would ever return as his absence ...

Big news on the WWE front, as WWE.com report that the "WWE chairman" Vince McMahon was injured during Monday night's Raw.According to WWE.com: WWE.com sources indicate that Mr. McMahon suffered a broken pelvis as the result of Brock Lesnar's surprise attack at the conclusion of Monday night's Raw.After revealing some damning evidence that exhibited Paul Heyman's connection to both Brad Maddox and The Shield, the WWE Chairman had made up his mind to fire Heyman in front of the entire WWE Universe. But just as Mr. McMahon was about to send Heyman packing with two ...

It’s time to head out onto the road to Wrestlemania as we take a look at WWE’s first pay per view of the year, the Royal Rumble, shown live in the early hours of this past Monday morning on Sky Box Office here in Britain. The show began with the SmackDown main event as the Big Show challenged Alberto Del Rio for the World title in a last man standing match. Before the match began Del Rio and his buddy Ricardo Rodriguez received a pep talk from Bret Hart backstage, with the Hitman giving Ricardo a pair of his trademark ...

The WWE knows how important it is to have a great follow-up edition of Raw after an amazing pay-per-view like the 2013 Royal Rumble, and the company started the road to WrestleMania 29 off with a bang.New WWE Champion The Rock and Brock Lesnar and Chris Jericho; oh my! It’s clear that the next three months of programming will be some of the most entertaining all year, but the early start to these returns means the company is not just blowing out the PPVs each month, they are blowing out each edition of Raw leading up to these events. While ...

If you surf wrestling websites daily, chances are you’ll come across a lot of articles hating on WWE superstar Sheamus.  You’ll read things like “Sheamus is overrated,” “I’m tired of seeing Sheamus win so much” or “Sheamus sucks.”  But Sheamus is not overrated, and he doesn’t suck. In fact, the opposite is true. Sheamus is the most underrated superstar in the WWE. Although wrestling fans like to criticize “The Great White” just as much as John Cena these days, it’s hard not to be impressed by what he’s done over the last year-plus and just how much he’s come to ...

Just four years ago, Drew McIntyre was known as “The Chosen One” and labeled a “future World champion” by Vince McMahon himself. But oh, how times have changed. It was in 2009 that McIntyre seemed destined to become a top star and solidify himself as a main eventer within perhaps just a couple of years. Yet, it’s 2013 now, and that obviously hasn’t happened.  Instead of competing against the likes of CM Punk and John Cena in the main event scene, McIntyre is relegated to a role as comedic heel in one of the most random factions in recent memory, ...

The WWE is the biggest wrestling company in the world because, well, there really is no competition. Once they bought WCW at the end of the Monday Night Wars, they had officially taken the reins as the only major wrestling organization left.Sure, one can argue that TNA is a big company and that Ring of Honor is fairly popular. However, those two companies can't hold a candle to the size, strength and popularity the WWE harnesses. One thing that has been noticeable for a while now is an overexposure of talent. The WWE now has four TV shows airing: Raw, Smackdown, Main ...

Brock Lesnar returned to the WWE on Monday Night Raw and proceeded to deliver his finisher on Vince McMahon. He was protecting the job of his longtime manager Paul Heyman, and inflicted some serious storyline damage.  WWE.com reports McMahon, who had taken on a more prominent role as the company begins building toward WrestleMania, suffered a broken pelvis after receiving the an F-5. It came just as the chairman was about to fire Heyman.First and foremost, it's unlikely that McMahon suffered any legitimate injuries. He sold the move well for somebody who rarely steps foot in the ring on television ...

After one of the wildest nights in WWE history, the 2013 Royal Rumble pay-per-view is over, but the excitement over the memorable show is still buzzing across the wrestling world.As great as this Royal Rumble PPV was, there were still some bad and ugly moments that tarnished the event a bit. While nothing will ruin how a majority of the WWE Universe views the 2013 Royal Rumble—one of the best WWE events of the last decade—these are the good, bad and ugly of Sunday’s event.   The GoodThe Royal Rumble is the official beginning of the road to WrestleMania, and ...

The 30-man Royal Rumble match is always one of the most anticipated events of the year, and the 2013 edition of the pay-per-view and battle royal lived up to the hype.While only one man could win the Rumble match—John Cena walked away with his chance to fight for the WWE Championship in the main event of WrestleMania 29—there were several Superstars that looked strong even in defeat. All of the following wrestlers were eliminated earlier than they would have liked, but they were all built to look incredibly strong heading towards Elimination Chamber and WrestleMania 29.   Chris JerichoAfter it ...