One new match was added to the lineup for Raw. Dragon Lee and Penta will wrestle Bronson Reed & Austin Theory in tag team action. Rey Mysterio will be in Lee and Penta’s corner while Paul Heyman will be in Theory and Reed’s.

Drew McIntyre has finally beaten Cody Rhodes for the undisputed WWE championship. McIntyre, after countless close calls, returns to the mountaintop on WWE SmackDown, and he can thank Jacob Fatu for the unintentional assist.

WWE Raw will air live at a special start time on Monday: 2 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. PT, streaming on Netflix. WWE remains in the early stretch of a nearly month-long international tour, and this week’s Raw emanates from Düsseldorf, Germany.

The four qualifying matches on next week’s SmackDown features Randy Orton squaring off against The Miz, Trick Williams facing Matt Cardona, Damian Priest wrestling Solo Sikoa, and Sami Zayn competing against Ilja Dragunov.

Some of WWE's all-time greats such as Steve Austin, Triple H, and John Cena (and Ryback) have competed in the Three Stages of Hell match.

Will Bron Breakker leave Brooklyn, New York, tonight with the World Heavyweight Championship around his waist? Stranger things certainly have happened in WWE be

This is Wrestling Inc.’s results for “SmackDown” on January 9, with a 3 Stages of Hell Undisputed WWE Championship Match between Cody Rhodes & Drew McIntyre!

Bruce Prichard explains why he believes less is more when it comes to the WWE PLE cards. Speaking on his Something To Wrestle podcast, current WWE Executive Director of creative writing Bruce Prichard defended the company’s premium live event format,

WWE SmackDown results, winners and major spoilers from Berlin German as WWE airs a newsworthy first SmackDown of the year.

WWE producer Bruce Prichard is grateful that the promotion has made the move to shorter cards for its monthly PLEs.