WWE’s latest rendition of Saturday Night's Main Event was an interesting speedbump on the road to SummerSlam that wound up more interesting than it had any right to be.

Before we get into those two huge decisions though, let’s recap what happened with Rollins at Saturday Night’s Main Event. The multi-time world champion was wrestling LA Knight when he did a series of flips off the ropes.

Bill Goldberg waved goodbye to professional wrestling, but he might not be the only absent superstar after WWE Saturday Night's Main Event. Seth Rollins seemingly suffered a knee

Despite AEW's exceptional All In event dominating the conversation among wrestling fans on Saturday, WWE's latest installment of Saturday Night's Main Event still proved to be somewhat newsworthy, if not ultimately unnecessary.

Goldberg will cap off his 28-year WWE career when he challenges Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship.

WWE superstar Drew McIntyre spoke to Fox News Digital about the upcoming Evolution 2 premium live event featuring only women from the roster.

Let's hope Round 2 has all the same action, but less injury concerns. Here's hoping for a great night for women's wrestling as WWE presents its second ever all-women's card, Evolution. Here's everything you need to know. The 20 ladies competing in this ...

Triple H now serves as the Chief Content Officer of WWE, a position he was named to in September 2022 following McMahon's departure. He works closely with the president of WWE, Nick Khan, and has continued his creative control in WWE following its sale to Endeavor in April 2023.

Grammy Award winning singer Jelly Roll, 40, has made occasional appearances for the wrestling giant over the last year, but things were dialled up a notch at Saturday Night’s Main Event. After tensions flared during SmackDown the previous evening, the Son of a Sinner star was at ringside for Randy Orton’s match with Drew McIntyre.