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Nice to meet you. While it might not be as popular as it was before, WWE is still the biggest and strongest wrestling promotion in the world. It is still the most well known company in all of the industry and that is going to make it an attractive target for a lot of wrestlers. A lot of wrestlers would love to make it to WWE and now a group of them might be making their way there.
While it is not the top of the WWE charts, NXT has become a very attractive place for wrestlers to go. It has become a special destination for wrestlers and the roster has some of the more talented wrestlers in the world. They are also constantly rotating names in and out as some names are going to go up to the main roster from time to time. Now they might get three new names added to their ranks.
According to Wrestlinginc.com, the Rascalz are going to be signing with WWE. The trio (Dezmond Xavier, Zachary Wentz and Trey Miguel) are officially still free agents but signing with WWE is seen as a formality at..

So much for that. Back in February 2019, WWE brought back the Women’s Tag Team Titles after a nearly thirty year absence. The move changed the way the women’s division worked and that was a very good thing. Suddenly there were several new doors opened up for the wrestlers and while they took some time to get going, the titles have finally started to get somewhere with several new teams. However, one newly formed team seems to already be done.
Just before the WWE Draft back in October, the IIconics were split up due to losing a match to the Riott Squad on Monday Night Raw. This was a bit of a surprise as the team had been one of the more successful in WWE but now it was time for them to be pushed on their own. That made it all the more confusing when Peyton Royce was put into a new team with Lacey Evans. Well hang on a second.
During this week’s edition of the Bump, the show’s Twitter account sent out a question, asking for a name for the Royce/Evans team. However, Royce responded to ..

Make sure he has a good seat. One of the bigger surprises this year has been the Undertaker officially announcing his retirement. That is something that seemed to be imminent for years but now it has finally taken place. Undertaker has been around WWE for thirty years now and that means he probably has a lot to say. Now we are going to get to hear some more of it.
Later this month, WWE will be celebrating Undertaker’s thirty year anniversary in the company at Survivor Series, thirty years to the day after he made his debut. That is the kind of career that almost no one can match and is the culmination of several months of tributes from the company to one of its most famous stars. Now we have one more tribute announced.
WWE has announced that the Undertaker will be a guest on next week’s edition of the Bump for an interview. This will be taking place four days before his farewell at Survivor Series. The interview will be Undertaker’s first appearance on the show and one of the only ou..

Twenty three years ago this week, the Montreal Screwjob took place at Survivor Series 1997. I’m not going to bother going into a big recap of the incident because it’s the most infamous night in the history of professional wrestling. There have been books, documentaries, podcasts and everything else you can imagine written/said/everything else about the whole thing. Everyone has talked about this at some point but today we are going to look at something that isn’t discussed enough.
The Montreal Screwjob was a perfect storm of everything going wrong all at once. Between Bret Hart, Vince McMahon, WCW and everything else going on at the same time, there are only so many ways that this could have gone. The tensions were very high and after Hart had spent months talking about how he was getting screwed and everyone was against him, something huge taking place almost made perfect sense. It would have been easy to assume that it was just a storyline, though later on the details would come ou..