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With just 13 days until Roadblock: End of the Line, WWE presented an awful episode of its flagship show Raw that did little to entice fans to tune into the live-event special. Storyline inconsistencies, meaningless segments and a lack of advancement hampered the show and left it feeling more like a placeholder than an essential piece of the puzzle. Kevin Owens and Chris Jericho's friendship hit more bumps in the road while Roman Reigns successfully retained his United States Championship over the latter. Big Show and Mark Henry returned to television but contributed nothing to the show, while two angles long forgotten by ...

After she dropped the Raw Women's Championship to Sasha Banks on Raw, WWE announced Monday that Charlotte Flair will get her chance to enact revenge in an Ironman match Dec. 18 at Roadblock: End of the Line: Following Raw, Banks had a message for Charlotte (contains NSFW language):  Banks dropped the Raw Women's Championship to Charlotte in the main event at Hell in a Cell on Oct. 30, but she was granted a rematch Nov. 28. That bout was initially ruled a double count-out, but general manager Mick Foley then ruled they would clash in a decisive Falls Count Anywhere match. That bout, which served ...

Seth Rollins and Chris Jericho will look to settle the score Dec. 18, as WWE announced Monday that they will meet in a match at Roadblock: End of the Line. Rollins and Jericho have been feuding indirectly for months. After Triple H screwed him out of the WWE Universal Championship in favor of Kevin Owens, Rollins went after KO in multiple title matches. While The Man came close to claiming the belt on several occasions, Y2J stopped him. In addition to interfering at Hell in a Cell on Oct. 30, Jericho dressed in a Sin Cara mask and jumped Rollins from ringside ...

Hey hey what's up and welcome to Bleacher Report's live coverage of WWE Monday Night Raw for December 5. WWE.com is promoting the show, and the primary focus is on the new Raw women's champion Sasha Banks. Banks won the title for the third time last week in the Queen City, as she defeated Charlotte Flair to become the three-time champ. Now that she's on top again, many fans are likely wondering if her feud with Flair will continue, or if it will indeed take a well-deserved break. What's next for Banks? Perhaps that will be answered tonight. Another topic of conversation is Seth ...

Star power will be abundant at WWE Royal Rumble 2017. AJ Styles may be facing a future Hall of Famer after retaining the WWE World Championship at the TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view on Sunday. Kevin Owens is sure to be involved in a title match, likely against a man who has held just about every title WWE has ever come up with. The main attraction as WWE invades the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas, on Jan. 29 will be the Royal Rumble's titular match. The annual 30-man bout already boasts Goldberg and Brock Lesnar as participants. The New Day, John Cena, Dean Ambrose, ...

WWE Tables, Ladders & Chairs 2016 delivered its fair share of thrills on Sunday night from two title changes and an entire night of exciting action and memorable moments. As WWE's annual version of the demolition derby, it not only met but exceeded expectations in being among the best pay-per-views the company has produced all year. The main event saw AJ Styles defend his WWE World Championship in a grueling TLC match against Dean Ambrose, and both athletes went above and beyond in an attempt to take home the title. It was only after James Ellsworth interfered and blindsided Ambrose that Styles ...

The Wyatt Family announced itself as SmackDown's apex predators when the unsettling crew claimed the Tag Team Championship at WWE Tables, Ladders & Chairs 2016. Bray Wyatt and Randy Orton are now poised to remain at the center of an intriguing story as well as the top of the blue brand's tag team division. The monsters now reign over the village. A faction many thought would implode emerged from Sunday's SmackDown-exclusive pay-per-view stronger than ever. And things are only going to get more interesting.  The underdog tale of Heath Slater and Rhyno fell away as The Wyatt Family rose. Wyatt and Orton pounded on the tag champs ...

New champions will walk into the Dec. 5 edition of WWE Raw with their gold held high. Sasha Banks is poised to enter Monday's show as the Raw women's champion once more. She knocked off Charlotte Flair in a Falls Count Anywhere match last week. Rich Swann will have ample reason to celebrate when Raw heads to Austin, Texas, too. He's fresh off toppling The Brian Kendrick on the debut of 205 Live to capture the Cruiserweight Championship. Those titleholders won't have a ton of time to savor their victories. The Roadblock: End of the Line pay-per-view is set for Dec. 18. WWE will have ...

The past week has been an interesting time in WWE. Not only did we get the debut of 205 Live on Tuesday, but we also saw four titles change hands in the span of seven days. Sasha Banks regained the Raw Women's Championship, Rich Swann defeated The Brian Kendrick to become the new cruiserweight champion, Randy Orton and Bray Wyatt won the SmackDown tag titles and Alexa Bliss overcame Becky Lynch to win the SmackDown Women's Championship. Sunday's Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view may have been more predictable than some would like, but nobody can deny how good the show was from ...

Headed into WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs, James Ellsworth was the subject of what can only be described as Ellsworth fatigue. WWE's restless fanbase celebrated this man as its ironic antihero after his unforgettable performance while getting squashed by Braun Strowman.  As is common in the WWE Universe, familiarity breeds contempt, as the once-celebrated Ellsworth was the target of tweets like this:  So it was only fitting that WWE's resident beat-up doll turned heel on Ambrose, just as the complaints were starting to come in. Not only was this move surprising—since Styles put Ellsworth in the hospital and then assaulted him ...