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Projecting the Most Likely Heel and Face Turns at WWE SummerSlam 2025
WWE SummerSlam 2025 is one of the most important wrestling events of the year. This is a time when multiple championships will change hands and major stories will come to an end. The show will also set the stage for the rest of the year with shocking twists and turns that have everyone talking.
Triple H Explains Why WWE SummerSlam Went To Two Nights
WWE gears up for SummerSlam. For the first time in WWE history, SummerSlam will expand to two nights as it takes over East Rutherford, New Jersey, this weekend. During an interview with WFAN, WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque explained the reasoning behind this move,
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Triple H Reveals The Biggest Issue With WWE NXT & The Performance Center
Triple H recently hit the nail right on the head when it comes to the biggest problem with WWE NXT and the Performance Center ...
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Mark Henry Notes One Thing Jellyroll Can't Learn At WWE Performance Center
"The one thing that you can't teach is tolerance, and Jelly Roll took a kick to the stomach, and he went down like a house of ...
A WWE star shared a heartfelt message marking the second anniversary of her in-ring debut. She has yet to wrestle her first ...
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Tiffany Stratton: I Am Proof The WWE Performance Center Works
Tiffany Stratton thinks very highly of what she managed to accomplish at the WWE Performance Center. WWE Women’s Champion ...
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Backstage Update On WWE's Acquisition Of AAA, Future Steps
Dave Meltzer has reported on some of the changes that will soon be implemented as WWE takes over control of AAA.
The WWE stars of tomorrow train at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando. So who's next, and how are they going to get to the top?
WWE even grows it's own roster of referees at the Performance Center, though so far have been unable to stamp out that pesky habit of always looking the wrong way when a heel is cheating.
WWE announced the latest batch of signees to the Performance Center today and it includes some stars from the independent scene as well as some interesting lesser-known recruits.
According to Wrestling Inc, WWE’s first Raw show from the Performance Center on March 16 averaged 2.335 million viewers before plummeting to an all-time low of 1.561 million viewers on July 13.
Now, with the opening of the WWE Performance Center, the developmental program is wholly owned by WWE for the first time. A pet project of Paul "Triple H" Levesque, the WWE executive vice ...
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