Tonight’s episode of WWE RAW takes place from Pittsburgh, PA at the CONSOL Energy Center. Here’s what’s on tap for tonight: Roman Reigns’s climb to the top of WWE continues How will Kevin Owens react to Dean Ambrose becoming the #1 contender for his Intercontinental Title How will Charlotte respond to Paige’s vicious attack from last Monday’s RAW? Can the Dudley Boyz get revenge on the Wyatt Family after getting put through a table last week? The advertised dark match main event will see Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose, Kane & Ryback vs. The Wyatt Family. Join us here tonight at 7:30pm EST for Live Coverage of WWE RAW. * FINN BALOR…

Don't miss @WWE @TributeToTroops Wednesday, Dec. 23 at 8/7c on @USA_Network! #Troops https://t.co/LU80CKsiK7 — WWE (@WWE) December 8, 2015 – WWE posted the above video preview for this year’s Tribute To The Troops special, which airs on Wednesday, December 23rd at 8pm EST. on the USA Network. – On Monday’s WWE TLC “go-home” edition of RAW, a contract signing for the WWE Intercontinental Championship match between Kevin Owens and Dean Ambrose was announced for this week’s SmackDown. WWE will be taping SmackDown on Tuesday night at the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida. – Speaking of SmackDown, WWE aired the following promo for the show moving to the USA…

— Former WWE employee and Director of Protective Services for talent, Jim Dotson, has passed away as announced by his family on a GoFundMe page: Jim Dotson passed on December 10th. He was loved and admired by family and friends. Jim spent years dealing with health issues including a serious incurable eye disease which kept him from working over the past several years. He did not have any life or health insurance. He spent his time caring for his elderly mother who is unable to cover any expenses. Jim helped many people during his 49 year life and we now need to help him. He was a long time vollunteer…

WWE.com announced the television return of Vince McMahon for this upcoming Monday night’s edition of WWE RAW. The official WWE website wrote the following in their RAW Five-Point Preview for Monday’s show at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Breaking News: Mr. McMahon will return to Raw this Monday, WWE.com has learned. After being Superman Punched by WWE World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns two weeks ago, it’s safe to assume that The Chairman will have a lot on his mind. McMahon last appeared on WWE RAW two weeks ago, where he indirectly assisted Roman Reigns in finally becoming WWE World Heavyweight Champion, as well as found himself on the…

Former TNA World Heavyweight Champion James Storm made his TNA return at the premiere edition of Impact Wrestling on POP TV on Tuesday night. Storm had been wrestling off-and-on for NXT as of late, however he didn’t sign an actual deal with WWE. On Monday, Storm took to social media to address rumors that he would be appearing at the first Impact Wrestling on POP TV show, claiming he would be in town, but only to meet with TNA officials. As it turned out, Storm was bluffing, as he did make a return at the show on Tuesday night. Storm did a run-in during the King Of The Mountain title…

On Monday, the newest episode of JBL’s WWE Network show, “Legends With JBL,” will premiere with WWE executive and former WWE Superstar Road Dogg as the special guest. JBL announced the news via social media on Friday, hyping up the premiere by claiming it is “an incredible show.” In addition to the new episode on Monday night, JBL has three other shows recorded. We can confirm that one of the shows will feature JBL’s former “A.P.A.” tag-team partner, WWE Hall Of Famer Ron Simmons. JBL tweeted the following about Monday’s show with Road Dogg: Just watched the latest #LegendswithJBL with the guest @WWERoadDogg It debuts Monday night after @wwe Raw.…

WWE executive Paul “Triple H” Levesque was backstage at the EVOLVE 54 event in Orlando, Florida on Saturday evening, as WWE and EVOLVE continue their working relationship. NXT tag-team Chad Gable and Jason Jordan were also involved in Saturday’s show, as the two took part in a pre-show autograph signing. Additionally, NXT General Manager William Regal was penciled in for a non-televised appearance during the show itself. Below is a photo of HHH and EVOLVE promoter Gabe Sapolsky looking through the curtain during the EVOLVE 54 event in Orlando on Saturday. …everything evolves. @BookItGabe pic.twitter.com/7GiKT9hgrt — Triple H (@TripleH) January 24, 2016 CM Punk Confirms “At Least 8 UFC Fights”…

Awesome stuff with @TNADixie @RealKurtAngle chants of 'thank you Angle' #tna pic.twitter.com/H4fFNaaCtk — CelebVM (@CelebVM) January 31, 2016 TNA Hall Of Famer Kurt Angle wrestled his final match for TNA at the Impact Wrestling television taping from Birmingham, England on Sunday evening. Angle, who came into the business as a legitimate Olympic gold medalist in wrestling, became a true wrestling traditionalist during his near-20 year career, and on Sunday he followed the time-honored tradition of putting over your opponent “on the way out,” as Bobby Lashley defeated Angle in his final match for the promotion. After the match, Lashley attacked Angle until Drew Galloway and Eddie Edwards came to the…

– Former WWE & TNA champion Kurt Angle says he feels Daniel Bryan is “one of the all time greats.” The Olympic gold medalist commented on Bryan’s retirement via Twitter, comparing Bryan’s in-ring work to two of Angle’s old WWE opponents. Here’s what he had to say: Very sad to see @WWEDanielBryan retire. One of the all time greats. I put him up there with #Michaels and #Benoit. He will be missed. — Kurt Angle (@RealKurtAngle) February 9, 2016 – Jim Ross recently spoke on the news of Daniel Bryan’s retirement as an active pro wrestler. On his blog at JRsBarBQ.com, the WWE Hall of Famer says he feels strongly…

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen clocked in fastest in the opening practice session for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, the Dutchman edging Mercedes’ Valtteri Bottas and Renault’s Esteban Ocon. Alex Albon was fourth in the pecking order but over a second behind his Red Bull teammate, while F1 returnee Lewis Hamilton was fifth, 1.366s adrift from the morning’s pace-setter. Times will follow… As a reminder, the widely publicized changes for this weekend’s curtain-closer have seen George Russell return to Williams which in turn has pushed Jack Aitken back into the wings. And for FP1, Mick Schumacher, replacing Kevin Magnussen, was set to enjoy his F1 debut with Haas where Pietro Fittipaldi…