WWE SmackDown Berlin outperformed Raw's Stranger Things collab with better matches, a title change and no forced crossover gimmicks.

AJ Styles & Gunther headlined WWE Monday Night RAW in Germany this week, but was it the best match on the January 12 episode of the red brand?

On Thursday morning, several new dates for "WWE Raw" and "WWE SmackDown" were announced as part of the "Road to WrestleMania" tour starting in March, and it seems like the Connecticut-based promotion will be returning to one of the most iconic venues in the world.

WWE Raw in Düsseldorf set up CM Punk vs. Finn Bálor for Belfast, added a women's tag title match to SNME, and saw Bron Breakker suspended.

Bron Breakker’s suspension on RAW has sparked speculation. WWE may be planning a SmackDown move, using the angle to remove Adam Pearce as GM, or allowing Breakker to unleash chaos against top stars.

When NXT was created, it was designed to be a stepping stone to the main roster. While WWE has tried to give the brand its own identity as a third tier, it's still a developmental system, and that means every NXT talent's goal should be to end up on Raw or SmackDown.

While they're on the European tour, one TNA talent's name has come up to compete. PWInsider Elite confirms that WWE had interest in bringing in TNA X-Division Champion, Leon Slater. While Slater has not been confirmed,

WWE SmackDown Berlin airs Jan. 9 at 8 p.m. ET on USA Network with Cody Rhodes vs. Drew McIntyre in a Three Stages of Hell match. Here's what to expect.

WWE’s creative hierarchy has shifted as the company moves through early 2026, with Ryan Ward taking on a more central […]