On May 11, 2025, the wrestling world fell silent upon learning that Terrance Michael Brunk, better known as former WWE Superstar and ECW legend Sabu, had ed away at the age of 60. This news comes just shy of a month removed from what would be Brunk's last professional wrestling match, competing in a No Rope Barbed Wire Match against Joey Janela at GCW Joey Janela's Spring Break 9. 62h2m

At WWE Backlash 2025, the John Cena vs. Randy Ortonfeud ended for good as they wrestled each other one final time. To mark the occasion, the match was booked as a greatest hits of nearly every match they've had against each other over the course of two decades. Ref bumps galore, run-ins, and table breaks were all anecdotes for several matches they had together over the years, all on display in their last match together.

In of debuts and modern stars, no one has stood out as more dominant and more violent than Jacob Fatu, the Bloodline member and current WWE United States Champion, beating LA Knight at WrestleMania 41. Debuting last June on SmackDown as a part of Solo Sikoa's Bloodline faction, Fatu has spent the past year proving himself to be one of the most agile and feared of the roster.

One reason WWE has been so successful for so long is its ability to constantly evolve. Without a doubt, the company's many chapters have been based around the culture of the times - from the Rock 'n' Wrestling Era to today's 'Netflix Era' and everything in between, the promotion is ever-changing. The same can be said about the stars of World Wrestling Entertainment, who are constantly subject to potential gimmick changes, through their own ideas or those of the creative department.

The John Cena Era is here once again, and he's planning on leaving WWE with the WWE Undisputed Championship when he retires at the end of the year. Attempting to foil those plans is Randy Orton, one of Cena's fiercest and most legendary opponents, ready to square off with the new Bizarro World version of Cena that is sticking it to the crowd.

Every WWE Superstar dreams of one day competing at WrestleMania, the pinnacle of sports entertainment, but a bigger dream is to win there. Not every wrestler can make the Mania card in a given year, and so it's truly a privilege to so much as make one's presence known at the event. That being said, even fewer wrestlers have had the opportunity to earn a win for themselves.

WrestleMania is WWE's grandest Showcase of the Immortals, and to honor it, Superstars must take part in making a grand entrance. Every WWE Superstar dreams of having their name in the spotlight and the crowd cheering for them to enter the stage at WrestleMania. Elaborate entrances are the make-up that makes WrestleMania truly feel like WrestleMania.

It's time to honor the legends of wrestling again as the WWEHall of Fame ceremony is upon us. The lineup in 2025 includes Triple H, Lex Luger, The Natural Disasters, and Michelle McCool. Notably being inducted into the Legends' Wing are former World Champion Ivan Koloff and Kamala the Ugandan Giant. The event will take place at the Fountainbleu Las Vegas Hotel, not too far from Allegiant Stadium, home of WrestleMania 41.

In the long history of WWE, the promotion has gained a reputation for featuring some of the greatest champions and superstars ever. Plenty of stormy combatants have battled for glory within the squared circle. Their triumphs and defeats have made World Wrestling Entertainment the most prominent and profitable promotion ever.

John Cena will go down as one of the most accomplished and decorated WWE Superstars of all time. But there was one chant that haunted him throughout his career, one that his harshest critics hurled his way for years - especially during the early years of his run as the WWE's top star. It's a chant that still gets under Cena's skin to this day, as it was what finally drove the 16-time world champion to take a swing at Cody Rhodes when "The American Nightmare" brought it up in a recent promo battle. It's only three words, yet it's devastating nonetheless - "You can't wrestle!"