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The King of the Ring will make its long-awaited return to WWE on Monday night, and the company announced the eight Superstars who will be vying for the crown during the WWE Network special. The first-round matchups are as follows:    Dolph Ziggler vs. Bad News Barrett R-Truth vs. Stardust Sheamus vs. Dean Ambrose Neville vs. Luke Harper PWMania's Jason Solomon envisions a Sheamus vs. Dolph Ziggler final: The King of the Ring used to occupy its own pay-per-view on the WWE calendar, but it was relegated to Raw and SmackDown beginning in 2006 as popularity for the event waned. The PPV is arguably most notable for serving ...

Even though Extreme Rules was largely a hit-and-miss pay-per-view, there were one or two moments that could be hailed as a success. And after a good few months of toiling away in the face of plenty of adversity from WWE fans, it feels like it all finally clicked for Roman Reigns on the big stage once again. Let's not forget that when The Shield split around this time last year, Reigns was the guy who had built up a healthy following and a decent amount of popularity. That had been achieved by, as well as a number of other things, just good old ...

Welcome to Bleacher Report's live WWE Raw coverage for April 27. Exciting moments and memorable performances filled Sunday's Extreme Rules pay-per-view. Several Superstars gained a lot of momentum with big wins, especially Roman Reigns. His win over Big Show was one of the highlights of the night, but Big Show also deserves credit for making the match enjoyable on every level. We also saw The New Day win their first Tag Team Championship with a victory over Tyson Kidd and Cesaro. Their bout came close to stealing the show, and now that they have some momentum, they should really take off as heels. It was ...

By most accounts, Extreme Rules 2015 was a great show. It was filled with memorable moments and incredible performances by some of the best WWE has to offer. New tag team champions were crowned, Neville picked up his first pay-per-view win and every former member of The Shield was victorious in his respective match. Many Superstars came away from the event with a big boost in momentum, while others were taken down a notch for one reason or another. The most important thing is that the show as a whole was definitely enjoyable. If you watched Extreme Rules and didn't have a good ...

WWE will be hacking a monster at the knees if it pins another loss on Rusev at Payback. Rather than portray Rusev as a formidable force going forward, the company has set itself up to derail the bruiser's journey. A potentially momentum-erasing loss awaits him in an "I Quit" match at the upcoming pay-per-view. Wins and losses, of course, don't tell the entire story in pro wrestling. The timing and quality of those victories and defeats are important to consider as well.    Both of these elements are working against Rusev here. At Extreme Rules, he hit the canvas courtesy of an Attitude Adjustment, ...

WWE World Heavyweight champion Seth Rollins successfully defended his title at Extreme Rules against Randy Orton.Did WWE make the correct booking decision? Will the two meet again at WWE Payback?Watch as Bleacher Report Pro Wrestling Analyst Dan Pecoraro discusses the fallout of Extreme Rules in the video above.Some photos used and modified courtesy of WWE.com.Read more Pro Wrestling news on BleacherReport.com

Longtime Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan is embracing a new passion project, albeit one of the non-musical variety: wrestling.Corgan is admittedly a massive fan of wrestling and will now join up with Nashville-based TNA Wrestling to start writing storylines for Impact under his new official title: senior producer, creative and talent development.He announced the move on Twitter.He also released a statement regarding his involvement with the company (h/t Pitchfork):Saying I'm humbled and honored by this opportunity to be part of TNA, a world-class wrestling organization, is an understatement and a dream come true. What's great is the entire TNA organization ...

Amidst all the underwhelming moments during the recent Extreme Rules pay-per-view, the announcement that King of the Ring will return for the first time in five years was a rare highlight. A quick scan through the previous winners of the tournament is like reading a who's who of WWE legends, with names such as Randy Savage, Bret Hart and Steve Austin all having won the tournament at some point in their illustrious careers. With some first-round matches likely to take place on the edition of Raw following Extreme Rules, and a live special on the WWE Network on Tuesday, we'll know who ...

The animosity and controversy that Extreme Rules created will make it easy for WWE Payback 2015 to live up to its name. Rusev, Dolph Ziggler and Randy Orton will be in search of retribution when WWE's next pay-per-view arrives. Rusev already has an I Quit match set up. Ziggler and Orton are safe bets to join him on the card and get another crack at their enemies.  At Extreme Rules, each of those men left Chicago enraged. For Ziggler, it was a post-match embarrassment courtesy of Sheamus that has him seething. Orton's issues will be with his title match ending in chaotic ...

WWE is reviving the legendary King of the Ring tournament, per WWE.com, which was previously won by stars like "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, Brock Lesnar and Booker T. Who will win this year's King of the Ring tournament? Which Superstar will be the new king of WWE? Watch as Bleacher Report Pro Wrestling Analyst Dan Pecoraro discusses the best options to be King of the Ring in the video above.   Some photos used and modified courtesy of WWE.com.Read more Pro Wrestling news on BleacherReport.com