Chris Jericho heat with WWE, defects to New Japan Pro Wrestling and more in this WrestleTalk News Nov. 2017...Order ...

New York's second-round pick in 2021 is developing well, and could be their answer at the position behind Karl Anthony-Towns.

On the latest edition of The Extreme Life Of Matt Hardy, Matt Hardy was asked to name the MVP for the first five years of AEW Dynamite.

Karl-Anthony Towns fill an important role for the Knicks at center while potentially regaining his value as a first-round ...

One of the 15 signed up for this season is former England rugby captain Chris Robshaw ... and how far I could go," he said of the SAS training experience. "It was just absolutely amazing." ...

Although, he has shown little interest. Swerve is taking a short hiatus following back-to-back losses. So, is Chris Jericho right that WWE blew-it by letting Swerve Strickland go to AEW?

Chris Jericho, dubbed the Learning Tree in ... post hints at much awaited in-ring return After this loss, Jericho went on a tirade in a post-match promo, which eventually found its way on X.

While the assumption of many is Chris Jericho will end his in-ring career in AEW, a WWE Hall-of-Famer he worked with many times believes a return to his former home is a “no-brainer.” AEW has become ...

Talking rugby while surfing with an NRL Immortal off ... record loss two weeks ago in Argentina and said he was excited to go head-to-head with fellow Kiwi and coaching counterpart Joe Schmidt.

“And she thought the sun shone out of him. The way I figured it, he could do no wrong.” Chris went on to become a pro rugby player for the Newtown Jets, part of the Australian rugby league. “They had ...

And so, they go again. Tyler Bleyendaal has been co-opted ... to supplement a squad already featuring Felipe Contepomi and Chris Whitaker in 2008 as the spark to ignite their breakthrough first ...

A top AEW star has defeated Chris Jericho on the latest edition of Dynamite ... in the recent edition of Dynamite. The duo even went ringside, where Chris put his opponent through the table.