5 minutes ago

WWE Locks Nick Khan Into New Deal Through 2030

TKO confirmed Nick Khan signed a new contract to remain WWE President through December 2030. The filing states Khan will earn a $2 million annual salary through 2026 before increasing to $3 million from 2027 onward. Khan joined WWE in 2020 and has become one of the company’s top executives during the TKO era.

By Adarsh Ojha

14 minutes ago

Braun Strowman Says WWE Can’t Afford Him for a Potential Oba Femi Match

Strowman brushed off a fan pitch for an Oba Femi program, joking WWE would need major money to make it happen. The former Universal Champion has not wrestled since leaving WWE in 2025 and recently said he would return only for a “dump truck of gold blocks.” When asked about Femi, Strowman replied, “They can’t afford me lol.”

By Adarsh Ojha

16 minutes ago

TKO Posts $1.597 Billion Q1 Revenue as WWE Revenue Jumps 22%

TKO opened 2026 with $1.597 billion in revenue, $249.8 million in net income and $549.8 million in adjusted EBITDA. WWE delivered $475.7 million, up 22%, fueled by live events, Saudi Royal Rumble revenue, media rights, Netflix and ESPN deals. Emanuel called the start “formidable,” while TKO reaffirmed full-year revenue guidance of $5.675-$5.775 billion and its adjusted EBITDA target.

By Adarsh Ojha

37 minutes ago

Trick Williams Says Lash Legend Was Built for WWE’s Main Roster

Williams said Legend’s natural presence always fit Raw and SmackDown better than NXT, and her move late in 2025 proved it quickly. Since joining the main roster, Legend has found momentum beside Jax in their powerhouse tag team. “The moment she went to the big stage, her light just shined automatically,” Williams said, backing his fiancée’s rise.

By Adarsh Ojha

about 1 hour ago

Austin Reaves Gets Hit With ‘Austin 3:16’ Jokes After Lakers Dud

Reaves became NBA Twitter’s wrestling punchline after shooting 3-of-16 in the Lakers’ 108-90 Game 1 loss to the Thunder. He finished with eight points and missed all five threes, creating an easy “Austin 3:16” Stone Cold joke. The 18.8% mark was the Lakers’ worst playoff shooting night in 35 years on at least 15 attempts.

By Adarsh Ojha

about 1 hour ago

Mike Santana Files Trademark for His Ring Name During His TNA Run

Santana has moved to protect his wrestling identity, filing to trademark “Mike Santana” under his real name, Mark Sanchez Jr. The TNA star’s application covers wrestling news, live performances, televised appearances, personal appearances and online interviews tied to pro wrestling and sports entertainment. The filing gives Santana broader control over the name as his singles run continues.

By Adarsh Ojha

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