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The long, bitter, evasive, frenetic and overall magnificent rivalry between Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins is dead. Or at least it should be. Sunday at Hell in a Cell, Ambrose’s much-hyped main event match against Rollins ended when Bray Wyatt returned unannounced and—whether he was trying to or not—serving as timely product placement for the upcoming Ouija film. Wyatt used smoke, holograms and other spiritualistic bona fides to distract Ambrose before attacking him, thus costing him the match. WWE has since moved forward, announcing a main event that will pit Team Cena vs. Team Authority at the November Survivor Series pay-per-view. The idea behind ...

Dean Ambrose was close to defeating his former Shield teammate Seth Rollins at WWE Hell in a Cell on Sunday, October 26 when Bray Wyatt interfered.  Wyatt's surprising involvement cost Ambrose the win and essentially set the table for a new feud between them. Even though Wyatt's gimmick is very intense and psychological in its nature, the fact is that he has never faced an opponent like Ambrose.  In fact, Ambrose will become the new cerebral assassin in his feud with The Eater of Worlds. The nickname is an obvious nod to Triple H, who is known as The Cerebral Assassin.  The ...

While Sunday's Hell in a Cell pay-per-view didn't have any title changes, expect some of the company's champions to lose their beloved belts at next month's Survivor Series event. The first name that springs to mind is United States champion Sheamus. The Irish star has had a long, if unremarkable, run with the secondary belt. At this point Sheamus isn't really being helped by the title, nor is the belt gaining much prestige from being associated with him. It's surely time to give someone a shot with it. Maybe The Miz could have another title match in St. Louis and actually pull out ...

It was a pay-per-view ending almost reminiscent of the Attitude Era at Hell in a Cell, in truth. Having Bray Wyatt come down and cause pure anarchy at the end of the main event left a sour taste in the mouths of some, but in reality, it was no different than an interference that was commonplace back in the late 1990s. Some felt that it was a mistake to leave no definitive winner between Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins, but that simply means the feud can be revisited at a later date.  Wyatt's interference thrust him back into the limelight in a ...

A Halloween theme runs through the Oct. 31 edition of WWE SmackDown. Pumpkins and other Halloween decorations adorn a Street Fight, and the Divas battle with their costumes on. Los Matadores and the tag team champions won't need to dress up; their standard ring gear already fits in with the upcoming holiday. Dolph Ziggler, the recently returned Ryback and the little-seen Great Khali are all in action as well. Fans who filled Houston's Toyota Center on Tuesday already know how all the matches played out. The same goes for those who have already perused any of the spoiler reports out there. The taped show ...

Hall of Fame announcer Jim Ross is widely regarded as one of the greatest commentators in wrestling history, but he is still making an impact on the industry after his career with the WWE came to an end. Whether it’s via The Ross Report on PodcastOne.com or through his website full of BBQ condiment supplies, Ross is keeping himself in the forefront of the minds of wrestling fans across the world. Good Ol’ JR is still one of the most trusted voices in wrestling. While Ross made his name in wrestling, his recent venture into mixed martial arts commentating has fans excited ...

Shifts to the schedule and merchandise stock, namely involving the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view and CM Punk, highlight the latest WWE rumors. WWE is reportedly moving the Elimination Chamber. Punk merchandise will start moving on the company's website again. When Roman Reigns is expected back and the company's possible plans for the Royal Rumble provide the other big stories the Internet is buzzing about. The following is a look at what's being reported and what to make of that info. We begin with a February staple since 2010 that's set to undergo a change.   Pay-Per-View Calendar Change The WWE calendar appears to be making an adjustment for ...

Coming off a very entertaining Hell in a Cell pay-per-view, WWE made clear the directions of its top stars moving forward. A Team Cena vs. Team Authority storyline figures to involve most top heels and babyfaces, while Bray Wyatt and Dean Ambrose will branch off into a feud of their own. The build to the Survivor Series elimination match will make for several intriguing subplots, including the pending babyface turn of Randy Orton. Check out Big Nasty's latest video on the Team Stream Channel. Some photos used and altered for this video from Flickr users Snerkie and ohhsnap_me. Creative Commons.Read more Pro Wrestling news ...

Ryback, healthy for the first time in months, emerged from the curtains in San Antonio to the kind of fervent reactions that he heard in the early stages of his career. Monday's WWE Raw was a rebirth for Ryback. He returned from injury, a babyface once more, with an opportunity to rewrite a story that fell apart as it reached its climax last time around. WWE first thrust him onto the scene as an unstoppable force, a man who tore through his opposition untouched. The reprise of Goldberg, undefeated streak and all, caught on. "Feed me more!" chants filled arenas every week.  Rushing him ...

In one of the most important matches in TNA history, Bobby Roode will challenge world heavyweight champion Lashley on Wednesday’s episode of Impact Wrestling on SpikeTV. Lashley has been one of the most dominant champions in company history and has run through every top star on the roster. Over the last month, Roode has been relentlessly chasing Lashley and will finally get a fair opportunity on Wednesday. Add in the semifinals of the tag team tournament, a Knockouts tag team match and a battle between the duo of Magnus and Bram against Devon, and this week’s Impact Wrestling will be an unforgettable ...