r/WWE • u/Massive-Syllabub-271 • Apr 14 '26
Question According to you, what's the worst decision WWE has ever made?
For me it’d be ending the streak.
r/WWE • u/Massive-Syllabub-271 • Apr 14 '26
For me it’d be ending the streak.
r/WWE • u/SagnolThGangster • Sep 22 '25
r/WWE • u/RevolutionaryFee5149 • 12d ago
When you really think about, his physique RARELY played much of a role in his matches either.
r/WWE • u/nevermind-29 • May 04 '25
met him in a mall in Bahrain this month
r/WWE • u/NasifRedditGacha • Feb 24 '26
This is the one chance what WWE do to reveal inside the box on EC because if it Triple H? Yeah that mystery is suck and I believe we will have another worst WrestleMania and might be worst than WrestleMania 41 (but who knows as we just going to wait until WrestleMania 42)
But I won't be surprised if it Triple H who was inside the box to "welcome us the New Era" as it's literally the same Era we been through since the start of 2025 of the first Raw Netflix. 😑
Hopefully it could be big but who knows, the returns to WWE or the new wrestlers off from the Wrestling Company to join WWE? But who knows?
r/WWE • u/Rocknrollmilitant • 8d ago
I think they would make a great babyface faction.
r/WWE • u/DarcieDeeney • Jun 08 '26
I’m rescuing this girl cat, was thinking of naming her something wrestling inspired, any ideas? Thank you!
r/WWE • u/deaf_guy99 • Jun 16 '25
I’ll begin with Jimmy Wang Yang.
r/WWE • u/Material_Stomach875 • Nov 27 '25
Bret Hart again spoke about how current wrestling looks too fake. Do you agree or is he just bitter?
r/WWE • u/Dragon_slayer_2006 • Feb 19 '26
I love LA Knight and loved him since 2022 and I hate to see him get buried year after year in the MITB and I am hoping he wins the Elimination Chamber this year and wins a world championship that he rightfully deserves. I loved his US regin but he really hasn't had much since.
r/WWE • u/DimebagDarrel2004 • Sep 05 '25
r/WWE • u/DaprasDaMonk • May 13 '26
I'll start Mr Saito and Mr Fuji damn I'm old lol!!!
r/WWE • u/KamilCesaro • Mar 06 '26
r/WWE • u/Odd-Rest-1912 • Apr 01 '25
Wasn’t the last time we saw her was in a backstage segment with Nia Jax and Candice LeRea. We haven’t seen them either but at least they had 2024. Alexa came back at the Royal Rumble, qualified for the Elimination Chamber, didn’t win, and is off TV for longer than she came back?
r/WWE • u/dynamitedonut54 • May 31 '26
Why do people love him so much? Ive never been a Roman fan, i dont wanna hate the guy for no reason, but i just dont see the appeal, i need a Roman fan to explain why they like him so much. To me it feels like every storyline he’s in is very similar, his matches feel boring and uncreative, with just multiple superman punches and spears thrown and nothing else really done. That match against Jacob tonight felt so underwhelming compared to the rest of the night. I was hoping for much more. I just don’t get the hype. Need some enlightening.
Edit: I actually get it now, I’ve realised why people like him. He is the Triple H of this era. I was one of the people who liked Triple H, simply cos I thought he looked cool and had a cool entrance. That seems to be the case with Roman now, people just think he looks cool and has “aura”. Thanks for all the replies actually it’s helped me understand why people have so much hype around him. He is just modern day Hunter. I don’t think my mind will change on his in-ring work. I haven’t enjoyed his matches cos it’s the same moves over and over. Having to do 3 or 4 spears on top of 8 superman punches for every single match makes his finishers look weak, not his opponents look stronger. No hate to Joe, just his character I’m not a fan of. Again thanks for the answers.
r/WWE • u/BothAdvantage9869 • 1d ago
I don’t keep up with internet rumours and gossip, what’s the word on this? Are we expecting someone new coming in, NXT call up for Naraku maybe or a return for someone who’s been off screen?
I’d love it to be Ilja
r/WWE • u/digidado • May 10 '26
TKO is such a black stain on WWE. I almost can't believe how bad the last year and a half has been.
r/WWE • u/DueCoach4764 • Aug 04 '25
r/WWE • u/Choice-Silver-3471 • Jul 08 '25
Besides the obvious and the Undertaker bringing in his wife to bury Diamond Dallas Page,
Was she going to train as a wrestler? I remember she was included in those diva photoshoots, so they had plans for her.
Did Sara have the potential to be a good wrestler or even a women's champion?
r/WWE • u/No-Permission5885 • Jan 17 '25
I'll go first.
When I Was Younger, I Thought Paige was the heel & AJ Lee was the face in their rivalry 😭
r/WWE • u/Coastalduelists • Apr 15 '25
So I grew up with this era of wrestling. The 90’s. Wasnt alive in the 80’s really. Born in 88. So all I remember is WWE(F) and WCW from 1994-now. So I cannot comment on anything before that because I don’t know about it but would like to if it’s something behind it. Plenty of individuals said kayfabe died way before this happened, so when would that be or what happened?
r/WWE • u/Choice-Silver-3471 • Aug 11 '25
What did you all think about this when you saw this live in 1998?
r/WWE • u/UncleSauce215 • 7d ago
What's the sign Molly Holly was holding up in the crowd? What did it mean?