A WWE Legend is praising Mick Foley‘s decision to depart the company next year when his contract expires. In the last 24 hours, WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley has made a stand against the company and their blatant alignment with current President Donald Trump stemming from his recent comments on the murder of Rob

Lola Vice just wanted to record a silly video, but this WWE NXT Superstar couldn’t get through it without being distracted. If there’s one thing NXT Superstars love to do in their downtime, it’s creating video content for platforms like TikTok and Instagram.

WWE legend Mick Foley is "parting ways" with the professional wrestling organization due its association with President Trump, a WWE Hall of Famer, he announced in an Instagram post on Tuesday.

Foley, is one of the WWE’s most beloved figures from the “Attitude Era.” He wrestled as himself as well as his characters Mankind, Cactus Jack and Dude Love, and turned in some of wrestling’s most memorable hardcore matches. He is a three time WWE champion and a three-time WWE tag team champ.

Some notable names on the “NXT” brand have reportedly impressed WWE officials. Stars in WWE’s developmental system got a chance to shine during “Saturday Night’s Main Event” in Washington. The show was headlined by John Cena’s retirement match.

WWE talent and staff members will be getting some much deserved time off for the holidays, but that requires filming enough content for next week's episodes of

John Cena has competed in the ring with a wide variety of WWE Hall of Famers throughout his illustrious career. Now that John Cena’s WWE career has officially come to the end, there has been no shortage of tributes from people who have shared the ring with him over the years.

Sol Ruca has an opportunity at the Women's United States Championship during next week's "WWE NXT," as announced by Ava on Tuesday.