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Bray Wyatt’s ascension to the top of the WWE isn’t all that surprising, especially for those who read the dirt sheets. After the revamped Husky Harris debuted last summer, reports immediately circulated that getting Bray Wyatt over was a priority of Vince McMahon’s (F4WNewsletter). At first it looked like misinformation, as The Wyatt’s feuds with Kane and The Miz didn’t position them particularly strongly, but things picked up when he started programs with CM Punk and Daniel Bryan back in October. Fast forward a few months, the Eater of Worlds steamrollered through the company’s hottest star, Bryan, at the Royal Rumble, which proved ...

When Brock Lesnar did the unthinkable and ended The Undertaker’s WrestleMania streak, it divided wrestling audiences everywhere. Some people were mad that The Phenom lost, and others were too shocked to even develop an opinion. But amongst those who knew that The Streak eventually had to end, the general criticism is that the man to end it was Roman Reigns. The idea is that Reigns is the WWE’s obvious next big star, a fact that’s been foreshadowed by the company itself, so the landmark victory should’ve been used to propel him to his inevitable spot on top. But the thing is, there’s every chance ...

The CM Punk rumor mill was spun when Dave Meltzer reported on Wrestling Observer Radio (via Daniel Pena of WrestlingInc.com) that the rebellious superstar would return to the March 3 edition of Monday Night Raw. Part of the logic behind this rumor is that the event takes place in Punk’s home city of Chicago and that if he were to return before WrestleMania XXX then this would be the right time and the right place. However, WWE itself telegraphed the comeback of the Second City Saint on last week’s Raw, before there was any substance to the notion that Punk would appear this Monday. Without CM Punk, ...

Chris Jericho vowed on Twitter that he wouldn’t be returning to the squared circle any time soon, but did anyone actually trust him? It appears that Y2J may have been trying to pull one over on fans (we know he loves to surprise us), but unfortunately his return may have been leaked by a promotion in the Winnipeg Sun. Wrestling Inc reported that the paper advertised an appearance from Jericho at the WWE live event at Winnipeg’s MTS Centre on March 7. F4WOnline (via WrestlingInc) then reported that there were digital ads featuring and advertising Jericho for the same event have been found in ...

Jim Cornette has said many times he’d never return to the WWE, but as the old saying goes, never say never in the wrestling business. For those who don’t know, Cornette has had a long and storied career in the industry; one that includes noteworthy roles both in and out of the ring. As a performer, he found great success managing The Midnight Express in Mid-South Wrestling back in the '80s, and he later joined the WWE and became the "American Spokesperson" for then-WWE champion Yokozuna. Behind the scenes, Cornette has worked everywhere—he was a writer/booker for WCW, WWE, an agent for TNA and ...

This week’s edition of Friday Night SmackDown is being taped before this week’s episode of Monday Night Raw, and as a result the spoilers for SmackDown also include spoilers for Raw—you’ve been warned. Last week’s SmackDown was filled with plenty of quality TV matches, and while this show isn’t quite as strong, it’s certainly got some action worth looking forward to. The Shield once again find themselves in the main event, and elsewhere Cody Rhodes and Goldust defend their Tag Team Championships while Big E Langston drops a big bombshell. The following are the full spoilers (courtesy of WrestlingInc.com) for the January 3 ...

As we know, the rumors surrounding the return of Dave Batista to the squared circle turned out to be completely true, as the WWE officially announced his comeback on the December 23 edition of Monday Night Raw. Understandably, The Animal is a favorite to win the Royal Rumble—but it’s something that shouldn’t happen. It should be acknowledged that Batista is a huge star with verified box-office appeal and as such certainly deserves a prominent spot on the WrestleMania card. He should be in one of the three main events of the show, just not the one involving the WWE Championship. You see this ...

Overall, 2013 was a very good year for wrestling fans, but it also gave us its fair share of devastation. Many great things happened this year. We got to see so many stellar matches, and some captivating stories were told. Unfortunately, not all stories have happy endings. While superstars like John Cena and Randy Orton had some career highs, other talents weren’t so lucky, and we shared in their defeat. In other instances, it was WWE's booking that let us down. The following is a list of 2013's most disappointing moments. Begin Slideshow

The WWE has been going through a cold period, but the upcoming WrestleMania season will be one of the best of the modern era. Those two points may seem separate, but they’re actually interrelated. Since SummerSlam the company’s product has taken a staggering nosedive in quality, primarily because there haven’t been any must-watch feuds. There are a few reasons for that, but it’s mainly because the WWE is biding its time until WrestleMania season—that’s when it’ll let out the big guns. The best way to encapsulate this point is in two of the biggest stars in the wrestling industry today—Daniel Bryan and CM ...

WrestleMania XXX is looking to be one of the WWE’s biggest events ever, and it appears that another huge star will be added to the card. According to PWInsider (via WrestlingInc.com), Batista will be returning to the WWE in the next few months, potentially at the Royal Rumble. Former WWE Champion Batista is returning soon to WWE. As announced this evening, WWE will hold a live event at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada on Sunday, February 16, 2014, and according to www.unlvtickets.com, "The Animal" is scheduled to appear at the event. Sources within the sports-entertainment organization confirmed to PWInsider.com ...