Move Over Hulk Hogan, Roman Reigns Is Coming For Your WWE Record
This once-hypothetical scenario is guaranteed now that the WWE has confirmed Cody Rhodes isn't facing Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 40.
This once-hypothetical scenario is guaranteed now that the WWE has confirmed Cody Rhodes isn't facing Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 40.
Their upcoming rematch is all but a sure thing but the results aren't guaranteed yet, especially given his recent statement.
This was decades before the deal that saw WWE and UFC merge and become a single entity earlier this year.
Believe it or not, WrestleMania wasn't always a part of the WWE as it only came to be in 1985, headlined by Hulk Hogan and Mr. T.
Considering the deep-rooted association between his name and the world of wrestling, it's surprising that Hulk Hogan's biopic is getting the runaround.
The Hulkster's championship reign is one of the records that the WWE supposedly wants to surpass with Roman Reigns.
The Winged Eagle WWE Championship belt played a significant role in one of WWE's most memorable and tumultuous times.
The wrestling legend revealed his WWE 2K23 rating on Twitter as part of a long line of moves made to stir up hype for the game.
When it comes to memorable tweets, the WWE Hall of Famer and living legend, Hulk Hogan, is the kind of gift that keeps on giving.
Apparently, Hulk Hogan is the reason why Dwayne Johnson went from Rocky Mavia to The Rock.
Triple H has reversed Vince McMahon's decision to shorten wrestlers' names in WWE.