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A boss and a pair of heavy-hitting heels will have their eyes on gold on the Nov. 28 edition of WWE Raw. The red brand is poised to deliver two championship contests. Sasha Banks has another crack at the Raw Women's Championship ahead of her. Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson will look to end The New Day's historic reign as tag team champs. Title bouts, bad blood and the early build to the Roadblock: End of the Line pay-per-view on Dec. 18 will highlight WWE's trip to Charlotte, North Carolina, on Monday night. Will the cruiserweights get some extra spotlight ahead of the debut of ...

After an eventful week of WWE programing from Canada, the rankings have invited some familiar faces, some rising stars and a new No. 1.  Following three Survivor Series matches that were indicative of WWE's current pecking order, as well as the fallout from Raw and SmackDown, it's becoming clear who is rising and who is falling as WWE closes out 2016. For example, don't expect to see Seth Rollins on this list. These rankings grade on a curve, and after spending the second half of 2016 losing several world title matches, Rollins once again came up short against Kevin Owens on Raw. Rollins ...

Wrestling is such a tumultuous business that every company will have its ups and downs, and WWE is no different. But while there have have been some lean months in terms of real highlights in 2016 for the company, November is an exception to the rule. In fact, it's been the company's best month of the year so far, with only December standing a chance of usurping it. There have been shocks, twists, the emergence of some new talent and some creative storylines that leave the company in a good place to capitalize on the success in 2017.  Here are just a few reasons why ...

WWE's TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view is coming up on Sunday, December 4, and fans are surely hoping the company delivers an action-packed night. This event is the company's first after November's Survivor Series, which saw Goldberg defeat Brock Lesnar in a shocking 86 seconds. It will be hard to top that one. But that doesn't mean WWE won't put forth the effort. Though there are only a few matches booked thus far, the fact is TLC will feature most of the Superstars from SmackDown Live. Many fans feel that the blue brand is the best and that Monday Night Raw just ...

As WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs 2016 approaches, the SmackDown Live brand has provided fans with several strong storylines to track heading into the Dec. 4 extravaganza. From championship rivalries to heated personal feuds, the show will be home to some of the most passionate matches in all of WWE. AJ Styles, Dean Ambrose, Randy Orton, Bray Wyatt, Becky Lynch and Nikki Bella are just a few of the premier stars from the brand who will leave their marks on the penultimate SmackDown pay-per-view of 2016. What are the most intriguing storylines fans should track on the road to the spectacular? Take a ...

Randy Orton Welcomes New Baby Randy Orton may be part of The Wyatt Family right now, but his real family just got a little bigger. According to WWE.com, Brooklyn Rose Orton was born Tuesday afternoon. Orton also has a daughter, who was born in 2008, from his previous marriage, so he already has some experience being a father. The Viper, a man who isn't as active on social media as most of his peers, took to Twitter to share a picture of his newborn daughter on Thanksgiving.                 Chris Jericho Says Wearing Sin Cara Mask Was Show of Respect Monday's Raw ...

He may not have appeared at WWE Survivor Series last weekend, but following his appearance on SmackDown earlier this month, it seems like The Undertaker is gearing up for an extended run on television—and there's one man in particular who should emerge as his next opponent. Since the brand split, WWE world champion AJ Styles has been lodged in a rivalry with Dean Ambrose, with the latest chapter seeing them clash at TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs next month. However, that should be the final stand for those two—with Styles in desperate need of a fresh foe as 2017 approaches. And who ...

Roman Reigns should be a WWE megastar, complete with thunderous cheers welcoming his arrival each night.  In spite of his good looks, impressive physical gifts and a growing resume of top-notch matches, he's not anything close to that. A good chunk of the audience continues to reject him. Fans spit online vitriol at him. That wasn't always the case. As the muscle for the black-clad badasses known as The Shield, Reigns enjoyed far more favorable reactions. When he charged at the enemy and laid them out with a spear, WWE fans roared in approval. He was a squared-circle superhero and treated as such. So, ...

It's Thanksgiving, and on this day, I'm thankful for the internet. Twitter went through the many stages of grief—from denial to acceptance—over Goldberg's squash against Brock Lesnar. What started as pure outrage ended up as somewhat of an understanding that maybe this wasn't such a bad thing.                 Goldberg Standard? There's nothing embarrassing about Goldberg, a big star who came in hot and only got hotter leading up to his dream match against Brock Lesnar, defeating The Beast in quick fashion. This match shocked fans out of the basic routine of professional wrestling, which is hard to ...

The past 11 months have been a whirlwind for WWE fans. We have witnessed spectacular returns, phenomenal in-ring performances, broken gender barriers and breathtaking displays of athleticism. With Thanksgiving here, it is time to reflect on everything fans of Vince McMahon's traveling circus have to be thankful for. From individual Superstars to entire divisions, alliances to banner years, there is plenty. These are the 10 most prevalent.Begin Slideshow