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Here’s why Dave Bautista worked hard to break his s*x addiction (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Popularly known as the WWE Superstar, Dave Bautista rose to fame after his successful career as a professional wrestler. The actor who became a six-time world champion was a wrestling icon, but his aspirations beyond the ring landed him in the Hollywood industry. After starring in films like Guardians of the Galaxy as Drax the Destroyer and Dune, Bautista found massive success in the film industry. Despite his widespread acclaim, Bautista’s past life wasn’t always easy for him as he regrets some past decisions.

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As a wrestler, Bautista earned stardom. However, he decided to try something different and landed in Hollywood. Bautista has been part of films like Blade Runner 2049, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, Army of the Dead, and Guardians of the Galaxy.

Former wrestling star Barbie Blank poses for a selfie in her car. Pic credit: @thebarbieblank/Instagram

Former WWE superstar Kelly Kelly, real name Barbie Blank Coba, has shared another stunning series of images with her social media followers.

Earlier this week, the 35-year-old model and social media influencer took to Instagram, showing her “Little Bo Peep” look, years after donning that costume in the wrestling ring.

For the updated costume, Barbie wore a skimpy blue gingham print crinkle bikini top from Pretty Little Thing and matching bikini bottoms that feature crisscrossing straps as part of the wraparound design.

Her gorgeous costume included white socks, sneakers, a white bow behind her head, and a thin gold necklace with a small charm.

She was all smiles, with her long blond locks flowing down the front and back of her shoulders as she posed in front of a bicycle, possibly in front of her home’s garage.

Nashville, when I said I wanted Maddie out of sight and more Rayna/Deacon scenes, this isn’t exactly what I meant.

Because Maddie’s decision to run away from home in Wednesday’s episode not only puts the hour’s focus on the truculent teen, it gives us plenty of Jaymes/Claybourne family turmoil that yes, gives us Rayna and Deacon in the same space, but also leaves the newlyweds snapping at each other in their worry over their missing daughter.

(Does anyone have Colt’s grandpa’s phone number? He’s got a track record of helping overindulged kids mature into young adults,...

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What has been billed as the final batch of Superstars for WWE 2K16 has been confirmed this afternoon.

Here are the names in full: Bray Wyatt, Mikey Whipwreck, The New Day (Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods & Big E), Enzo Amore & Colin Cassady, Stunning Steve Austin, Superstar Steve Austin, Rusev, American Bad Ass Undertaker, Baron Corbin, Brian Pillman, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, Konnor, Viktor, Mark Henry, Ministry Undertaker, Ricky Steamboat, Savio Vega, Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley, Sting ’99, Sting Blonde and finally the two Terminator renders.

The new names show how in-depth the Stone Cold mode will be. It looks like we’re going to be travelling right through his days as a Hollywood Blonde with Brian Pillman and that feud with Ricky Steamboat, stopping off for a cup of coffee in Ecw to feud with Mikey Whipwreck (and maybe Sandman?), and then going through his main run in WWE, including the 2001 Royal Rumble.

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WWE is bringing back the Diva Search to WWE Network this year, but they are still working on the structure of the show, according to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

The format was going to be like Tough Enough likely with a host, coaches and judges, but WWE has recognized the issues they have with the Tough Enough. They feel like since the format hasn’t worked that well that they need to make some changes to what they had planned for the Divas Search.

Since WWE hasn’t announced anything in terms of a casting call or application process, they may have a tough time fitting in this year. It takes time to set something up like that. Perhaps there will be some sort of formal announcement in the coming weeks after Tough Enough is over at the end of August.

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Layla El, who won the 2006 WWE Diva Search contest, announced her retirement from the company Wednesday, ending her employment almost exactly nine years after it began. A former WWE Women’s and Divas Champion, Layla was the most-tenured member of the WWE women’s locker room.

Debuting shortly after winning the 2006 Diva Search Contest – which also gave us Maryse and Rosa Mendes – Layla made her first impact as part of Extreme Expose in the relaunched Ecw alongside Kelly Kelly and Brooke Adams. The British beauty made her mark by joining fellow countryman William Regal, managing him to an Intercontinental Championship.

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Layla would then move over to Smackdown, where she and Michelle McCool would form the WWE’s version of Mean Girls (or Tna’s Beautiful People), LayCool. The duo would torment women for more than a year-and-a-half, most notably Mickie James in a widely panned storyline...

Though many of the WWE Divas find love among their studly coworkers, not every romance ends in marriage on Total Divas. In the deleted scene above, Alicia Fox watches as her former British beau makes his return to the ring. And the look on her face says it all! "I feel nauseous," she tells fellow Diva Layla. "Oh man, now it's time for me to take a vacation." "You shouldn't date British guys anyway," Layla insists. "You'll be alright. We'll find you someone richer." Watch the clip above to see if Layla can help her friend feel better...or if this heartbreak is too heavy too handle! Tune-in to a brand new episode of Total Divas on Sunday,...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including Revenge, Sons of Anarchy, Forever and Bones!

1 | Did Girl Meets World’s highly anticipated Shawn-Cory reunion even need a laugh track? That was one of the most serious Christmas episodes ever. And why no mention of Shawn’s love life? (We want Angela! We want Angela!)

2 | How Murray Saved Christmas: culturally insensitive foolishness, or irreverent holiday romp?

3 | Wasn’t The Affair’s Helen strangely flippant about her daughter’s potential bulimia?

4 | On Revenge,...

As was made very clear by Big Show's awkward references to "Hot Atlanta" and Real Housewives of Atlanta star NeNe Leakes' ornamental inclusion, last night's Raw did indeed take place in the Peach State's proud capital city. And convenient as it would be to suggest all three hours were the pits, that would be a fuzzy recounting of events.

For those who like their action between the bells, Raw offered its most filler-free installment in recent memory, buoyed by unexpected booking swerves that kept anticipation high from opening bout to main event.

One of the more interesting of WWE’s annual b-shows, Money in the Bank is the night of the year where a younger talent has the chance to grab the contract that sets them up for a built-in storyline and eventual chance at winning the WWE World Title. Here, there are two ladder matches, one for the contract and one for the vacant WWE World Heavyweight Championship.

Daniel Bryan, who was forced to relinquish his WWE World Title due to a neck injury, appeared on the pre-show/kick-off show and told the world that he was still suffering effects of his injury and may still require further surgery, Bryan then promised he would be back as soon as he could and win back the WWE World Title. Time will tell, but I have a sinking feeling that Bryan’s time as “the guy” are behind us.

So, with a card...

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Every time we hear Michael Cole try to attach some sort of prestige to the WWE Divas Championship, it’s hard not to snicker a little. While it’s fair that Aj Lee’s 295-day title reign did help restore some sanity, there was a period where it seemed like every Diva on the roster was a former champ – and it almost was true.

At WrestleMania Xxvi in 2010, the Divas division was on full display in a 10-woman match that ended when the only non-wrestler in the bunch, Vickie Guerrero, hit a “hog splash” (as the announcers called it) for the win. What’s noteworthy is that all nine of the other Divas who participated in the match (Michelle McCool, Maryse, Alicia Fox, Layla, Beth Phoenix, Eve, Mickie James, Kelly Kelly and Gail Kim) at one point or another held either the Divas Championship or the WWE Women’s Championship.

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The WWE Main Event show is exclusively shown on WWE Network every Tuesday at 8pmET. If you miss the show live it’s easy to access in the WWE Network’s library by clicking on Shows, then In Ring and you’ll find it right there.

We plan on writing about it weekly here on WhatCulture in a one page post with a recap of the matches, key segments and thoughts on the characters involved as well. While it’s not a show with major segments or “can’t miss” moments that Raw has, we feel it’s worthwhile so we’re going to cover it.

At the start of the show they advertised Rusev vs. Jack Swagger. On Raw they said it was going to be Rusev against Sheamus. It just shows how quick they are to change their mind.

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One of the more interesting of WWE’s annual b-shows, Money in the Bank is the night of the year where a younger talent has the chance to grab the contract that sets them up for a built-in storyline and eventual chance at winning the WWE World Title. Here, there are two ladder matches, one for the contract and one for the vacant WWE World Heavyweight Championship.

Daniel Bryan, who was forced to relinquish his WWE World Title due to a neck injury, appeared on the pre-show/kick-off show and told the world that he was still suffering effects of his injury and may still require further surgery, Bryan then promised he would be back as soon as he could and win back the WWE World Title. Time will tell, but I have a sinking feeling that Bryan’s time as “the guy” are behind us.

So, with a card...

We are on our way to Extreme Rules, the annual WWE show where feuds are heated up, often with anything goes stipulations added to the matches. The post-WrestleMania content that WWE produces is important and sets the tone for the rest of the year before the “Road to WrestleMania” begins again.

We are live from Baltimore, Maryland tonight, and with feuds such as Bryan/Kane, Evolution/Shield and the Intercontinental Title Contender Tournament to keep our eyes on, it should be an interesting night. My thoughts go to Daniel Bryan also, who lost his father this past week. After experiencing such professional and personal highs in the past fortnight, with his winning of the WWE World Title at ‘Mania, and his marriage to Brie Bella, this must have been a huge blow. Bryan still worked this Raw, which is testament to his respect for the fans, who I’m sure...

A week ago we saw the post-WrestleMania Raw which featured plenty of memorable moments and set the wheels in motion for a new era of WWE to begin, so this week was one that I was excited to see.

Sadly, since his appearance on last weeks’ episode of Raw, The Ultimate Warrior passed away due to events related with heart disease. This week’s episode begins with the WWE roster on the stage, showing respect for the fallen Hall of Famer as the bell tolls ten times. Another pro-wrestler gone far too soon.

The match results:

Rvd beat Alberto Del Rio in an I-c tournament qualifying match Rybaxel defeated Cody Rhodes & Goldust Paige beat Alicia Fox via submission The Uso’s vs. Randy Orton & Batista went to a no-contest Cesaro pinned Mark Henry in an I-c tournament qualifying match Alexander Rusev squashed Xavier Woods Sheamus beat Jack Swagger in an...

This Sunday is the biggest day on the calendar year for those of us who still prefer this Steve Austin over the one from The Six Million Dollar Man and who still get the urge to patriotically tear off our shirts whenever this terrible Rick Derringer song kicks in. It’s WrestleMania XXX (that’s XXX as in “30,” not in porn terms), and it’s airing live from New Orleans on Sunday night.

I’m particularly excited for this iteration of the show thanks to the development that has completely re-aligned the way I watch and think about the WWE’s theatrical grappling arts.

So, we’re almost there. The biggest professional wrestling show of the year is about to happen, WrestleMania XXX, and so, before it does happen, let’s take a look at the matches that are currently being planned for the New Orleans supershow on April 7th.

WWE confirmed a couple of weeks ago that there would be a two hour pre-show airing on YouTube, WWE.com and the WWE Network in various ways. The pre-show is set to include an star-panel that will discuss the upcoming matches and give their thoughts. We will also get some pre-show in-ring action to wet our appetite for the main card.

WrestleMania XXX Pre-show Match WWE Tag Team Title Four Corner’s Match - The Uso’s (c) vs. Ryback & Axel vs. Los Matadores vs. The Real Americans

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NBC’s Constantine pilot has completed casting. Harold Perrinau will play an angel who watches over John Constantine and True Blood alum Lucy Griffiths (she played Eric‘s sister) is an “offbeat young lady” who joins forces with Constantine.

Aubrey Peeple, who plays Layla on Nashville talked with TV Guide about her character’s relationship with closeted singer Will, ” I think that him being good for her career was a huge factor in why they got together. But at this point … she’s totally head over heels for him, because she’s 19. There will always be that aspect of her career that drives her, and that’s what comes first. But she’s a hormonal teenager. She’s in love with him now.” Peeple also hints that Will and Layla’s storyline should get some major developments soon.

I just want Trent back on the show.

The magnificent Lee Pace...

WWE and 2K Games have finally made the long-awaited roster announcement for their upcoming WWE 2K14 video game, boasting a surprisingly beefy line-up of over 80 superstars. In addition to the 30 Years of WrestleMania roster already announced, we were given a full list of the WWE Superstars and Divas who would be filling out 2K Games’ first time publishing a wrestling game (albeit still with the same developers as before, Yukes).

It’s safe to say that, as in every year, there are a few notable omissions from the roster – Curtis Axel, Rob Van Dam, Big E. Langston, The Usos, Fandango, and the Wyatt Family are conspicuously absent, while the likes of David Otunga somehow make the cut… – yet we can keep our fingers crossed that they might show up in Dlc somewhere down the line (though developers have already stated on Twitter that the Wyatts will 100% not be Dlc, because...

Raw opens with Mr and Mrs Triple H making their way to the ring as the locker room members who helped Daniel Bryan on last week’s closing moments of Raw are standing on the stage. The Shield are standing beside the ring. Triple H talks about how he is proud of the superstars for stepping up and that they should be upset that Bryan is getting (another) WWE Championship match at Battleground. Triple H and Stephanie then make a big elimination 11 on 3 tag match for later on the show as The Shield take on Rvd, Bryan, The Uso’s, Prime Time Players, R Truth, Dolph Ziggler, Justin Gabriel, Zack Ryder and Kofi Kingston. The announcers and wrestlers look confused as to why Triple H and Stephanie have put The Shield in a difficult position. Something fishy is going on methinks.

Kofi Kingston is in the ring as we return from commercials,...

Raw begins with the new WWE Champion, Daniel Bryan, making his way to the ring to a loud reaction from the Cleveland crowd. Bryan celebrates in the ring but is quickly interrupted by the COO of WWE, Triple H. Triple H tells Bryan that there was a fast count in his match at Night of Champions and brings out the official referee from that match, Scott Armstrong. Armstrong says that he and Bryan had worked together, and Triple H proceeds to strip Bryan of the title as Orton leaves him lying with an Rko.

Backstage, Stephanie tells Orton that he isn’t what he used to be and that they might have to find a different face of the company if he didn’t prove himself. Orton looks angry.

We go to the ring for a Noc rematch between Us Champion Dean Ambrose and Dolph Ziggler. The match is like...

WWE's "Night of Champions" ended on an awkward high note. Daniel Bryan won the WWE Championship --- again -- but it wasn't without some controversy. The referee's count was very fast, but it wasn't acknowledged by anyone.

The big news: Fast forward one night, and "WWE Raw" kicks off with Bryan heading to the ring with the title, as the crowd screams "Yes!" Daniel doesn't get much celebrating time before Triple H comes out. He points out the obvious fast count before making the referee, Scott Armstrong, head to the ring to explain himself. 

Armstrong plays it off as some sort of conspiracy that he cooked up with Bryan, who says he played no part in it. Triple H strips Bryan of the title, leaving it vacant. If WWE wants fans to ever buy Daniel Bryan as a legitimate champion, having him only hold the title less than a...

Welcome to this weeks WWE Smackdown review and overview.

The show opens this week with Big Show making his way to the ring as the announcers sell how much he’s been through in the last few weeks. Big show reads from a piece of paper about how he did a bad job on Raw and apologises to Triple H and the other wrestlers. It’s obviously done to put Show over as a conflicted babyface who’s being forced to do things against his will by his tyrannical bosses. Triple H makes his way to the ring to a loud heel reaction. Hunter thanks Big Show for his apology and tells him that he isn’t picking on him, he’s just being a business man. Triple H is excellent in this role, I must say. Show sells frustration and anger in the ring as Triple H suspends him without pay for the night,...

There many different locations in the WWE universe that have garnered much respect. We have the sacred ground of Madison Square Garden, the Allstate arena in Chicago and the Boston Garden. But out of all locations WWE has been, there’s nothing more fun than when WWE goes to “Bizarro World” in Toronto Air Canada Center.. And it’s only fitting that the bizarre one Goldust returns this past Monday from Toronto to avenge his brother attempting to get Cody’s job back against the WWE champion, Randy Orton.

The night begins with the returning WWE Hall of Famer Edge coming home to Toronto and the company. The Rated R Superstar comes back to a racous reaction. He says that he loves being back but it wasn’t of his own accord. Edge says he was mandated by Triple H to have a reunion with his old partner not Christian...

Welcome to our weekly in-depth review of WWE Raw.

Raw is live from Toronto, Canada tonight and we start off the show with Toronto’s own, and WWE Hall of Famer, Edge. Edge gets a loud response from his hometown crowd and looking at his energy as he makes his way to the ring, he looks to have missed this wrestling gig. Edge says he was asked to come to Raw by Triple H because it would be “good for business” for Edge and Randy Orton to have a reunion, as they were former tag team partners. Edge says that talking to Randy Orton “is like watching paint dry”. The fans love Edge and his sarcasm and humorous remarks. Edge says he’s not interested in talking to Randy Orton, but has another guest in mind, and introduces Daniel Bryan, who gets a huge pop from the Canadian crowd.

They...

"WWE Raw" was live from Toronto, Ontario, Canada for the last Monday night show before the "Night of Champions" pay per view. Company COO Triple H and his wife, Stephanie McMahon, have been running Raw with an iron fist, after declaring that Randy Orton was the new face of WWE. Somewhere, John Cena cried a little.

The big news: WWE Hall of Famer Edge returned, much to the delight of his hometown crowd. Unfortunately, it didn't last long as Triple H kicked him out of the building after the two hurled insults at each other. Edge built up Daniel Bryan as a viable contender for the WWE Championship, while Triple H continued to tear him down. It ended with Triple H's muscle, The Shield, beating up Edge's friend Christian. When Edge tried went after Hunter, he got kicked out of the building.

Elsewhere, Paul Heyman tried to weasel his...

This week’s Smackdown begins with the WWE roster standing on the stage area, as has become usual in the last couple of weeks, and Triple H is in the ring with Vickie Guerrero and Brad Maddox, which is guarded by the three members of The Shield. Hunter talks about the “firing” of Cody Rhodes that occurred on Raw, he then asks for the WWE roster to speak up, open up to him and tell him how they truly feel. The roster sheepishly looks around, only a couple of guys speak up. Kofi Kingston and Rob Van Dam. We also hear Ryback, Damien Sandow and Heath Slater sucking up to “The Game”. The segment ends with Triple H announcing that Daniel Bryan will have the chance to pick any member of The Shield to wrestle later on in the show. Kofi Kingston versus Curtis Axel and Rob Van Dam versus...

There’s no doubt there was a lot of outrage on the internet following the conclusion of WWE SummerSlam. There were a lot of questions with Triple H, Randy Orton and Daniel Bryan as Raw rolled into Anaheim. In the city of the Anaheim Angels, was there a devil on the shoulder of The Game? What’s next for John Cena and is Daniel Bryan’s big push over? About a month ago, I asked the question is Daniel Bryan the new Stone Cold Steve Austin? Judging from this weeks episode It definitely seems like that’s the case. While he may not swearing or lewd he seems to be set up to be the main protagonist against the new McMahon-Helmsley regime.

The show begins with John Cena who comes out and explains that he is just as disgusted by the actions of Triple H. Cena says that Bryan deserves to be champion.

Just a few weeks away from SummerSlam, WWE entered the Title Town of Green Bay, Wisconsin for this week’s Monday Night Raw. It was kind of fitting because the WWE Title was definitely the focus of this episode. As their encounter in Los Angeles gets closer Daniel Bryan and John Cena couldn’t get farther apart. The same can be said for the McMahon family themselves as the turmoil between Hunter, Stephanie and Vince finally seems to be boiling over. But will it lead to something we all want to see? Or will it bring serious venom and vitriol in the WWE universe?

The show begins at Stephanie McMahon recaps the last few weeks of strife between her husband and her father saying she found a compromise. The Vice President of Creative then says that Daniel Bryan agreed to the corporate makeover discussed last week. She shows a video...

This week’s edition of WWE Nxt comes to us from Providence, Rhode Island. Josh Matthews and the Miz welcome the audience on commentary as action begins with Christian versus Fandango. Now when you first hear those two are paired together, you would think the match was subpar . Far from the case, the former Johnny Curtis really brought it. Fandango seems to be on a roll when it comes to strong matches.

(And it should be mentioned that Summer Rae is awesome in her role. From her reactions to her mannerisms on the outside. She is so great and will probably go unappreciated by most fans. But she is awesome at what she does. She really adds a lot to the overall presentation of Fandango.)

Christian gets the victory with a surprise roll up. I’m sure Captain Charisma would’ve smiled more if he didn’t need a root...

Over the last few weeks, Raw has been very entertaining to say the least. With the rise of Daniel Bryan, the disintegration of the Punk- Heyman relationship and Kaitlyn and Aj battling it out, the show has felt more vibrant. However, even with all those elements still in play the show felt a little lackluster then in previous weeks.

The show begins not with a recap of last week as has been customary for the last few months, but with a cold open with Vickie Guerrero. The managing supervisor announces the champion versus champion main event with Alberto del Rio and John Cena.

This would lead to a showcase of great WWE and World Champions of their perspective eras. I like the pomp and circumstance of it all, but I think more often than not, regardless of how you hype the match it just doesn’t matter like used to.

When the WWE travels across the pond, you are often not sure what you’re going to get. Between the jet lag of the performers and the grueling schedule of the whole caravan of events. It can really be a mixed bag at times. But at least in my opinion that was not the case for this week’s episode of Monday Night Raw.

Much like a few weeks ago, the crowd plays a large part in that. The enthusiastic crowd in the 02 Arena kept the energy up with certain chants, which unlike New Jersey a few weeks ago wasn’t as distracting and disrespectful in some aspects. As they were trying to be the whole show they were just trying to enhancing the experience they were having which is when a crowd should do.

But it wasn’t like they didn’t have enough to cheer for as WWE...

It was announced this afternoon that WrestleMania XXX will be held at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. WWE Chairman Vince McMahon, Stephanie McMahon and Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque were joined by New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu in a press conference this afternoon to make the announcement. The press conference featured a plethora of WWE Superstars including reigning WWE Champion Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, World Champion Alberto Del Rio, John Cena, Big Show, Mark Henry, The Great Khali, Brodus Clay and Divas Layla, Cameron and Naomi. Joining the Superstars of WWE were Alan Freeman (Superdome General Manager), Rita Benson-LeBlanc (New Orleans Saints Vice Chairman), Stephen Perry (President of New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau), Jay Cicero (CEO of Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation).

In addition to the landmark WrestleMania event, New Orleans will host several events over the WrestleMania weekend. The annual four-day WrestleMania Axxess fan festival will be...

After hosting the amazing Elimination Chamber PPV in New Orleans on February 17. The Big Easy is set to now have the biggest sports-entertainment event of all time at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome! All rejoice, WrestleMania 30 is coming to the Crescent City!

Move over Beyonce, move over SuperBowl, when it comes to the ultimate sports entertainment happening to ever happen in New Orleans, there is only one thing that fits the mold! WrestleMania 30!

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The best that the WWE has to offer will finally come to The Big Easy for the Showcase of the Immortals, WrestleMania XXX. New Orleans, one of the greatest and most fun cities in the USA will be hosting WrestleMania XXX on Sunday, April 6, 2014. WWE Superstars Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, John Cena, Alberto Del Rio, Big Show, Mark Henry, Brodus Clay, The Great Khali and WWE Divas Layla, Cameron and Naomi all made special...

Last night’s WWE Monday Night Raw spoilers from last night’s tapings in Pittsburgh. The show will air on Christmas Eve, December 24th.

Santa Claus opens Raw up with Alberto Del Rio coming out and hitting him with his car. They do a stretcher job and take Santa away in an ambulance.

1) Kane defeated Cody Rhodes

Kaitlyn, Layla, Alicia Fox and Natalya defeated Rosa Mendes, Eve Torres, Tamina Snuka and Aksana in a Divas Little Helper’s Match where they were all dressed in Christmas gear. Kaitlyn pinned Eve for the victory.

2) Sheamus defeated World Heavyweight Champion Big Show with the Brogue Kick in a non-title Lumberjack Frost Match. The guys surrounding the ring as Lumberjacks were Tyson Kidd, Justin Gabriel, Darren Young, Titus O’Neil, Drew McIntyre, Heath Slater, Jinder Mahal, Tensai, Brodus Clay and The Usos.

David Otunga comes out and reveals he is acting as Del...

Last night’s WWE Raw results from Philadelphia. It’s the Slammy Awards show and Michael Cole welcomes us to the show, alongside Jerry “The King” Lawler and John Bradshaw Layfield.

1) Rey Mysterio defeated Damien Sandow with the 619 and the splash from the top for the victory. Cody Rhodes and Sin Cara were at ringside.

Booker T comes out to award the first Slammy Award – “Tell Me I Just Did Not See That”. The nominees are Brad Maddox screwing Ryback, Daniel Bryan losing the World Title in 18 seconds to Sheamus at WrestleMania, Kofi Kingston walking on his hands at the Royal Rumble and Cm Punk hitting the Gts on The Rock at Raw 1000. Booker goes to name the winner but instead out comes The Boogeyman! making his WWE return. He smashes an alarm clock over his head, dances around and pulls out the worms.

After the commercial, Booker still can...

Last night’s WWE Raw Results from the Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio.

The show opens with a tribute video for Veteran’s Day with John Cena narrating. A preview video for tonight’s show is played hyping Jerry Lawler’s return, the John Cena/Aj Lee affair evidence from Vickie Guerrero, Brad Maddox controversy and more.

Michael Cole and Jim Ross are on commentary at this stage.

1) Randy Orton defeated Dolph Ziggler with a roll-up.

After the match, Ricardo, Ziggler and Del Rio beat Orton down before Kofi Kingston runs in and clears the ring. Teddy Long comes out and says Vickie Guerrero is way too obsessed with Aj Lee and makes a tag match that will take place right now…

2) Alberto Del Rio & Dolph Ziggler defeated Randy Orton & Kofi Kingston when Del Rio kicks Kofi in the head when Ricardo had him distracted.

Vickie Guerrero is in the ring with Dolph Ziggler.

Last night’s WWE Raw Results from London, England. Jim Ross and Michael Cole are on commentary for the show.

Footage is shown from earlier today of The Miz and Paul Heyman. Miz says he isn’t happy about Cm Punk ditching their team last week. Heyman calls it a strategic retreat. Heyman says Miz and the rest of Team Punk need to get on the same page. Miz says he doesn’t need any of them and quits Team Punk.

1) Rey Mysterio, Sin Cara & R-Truth defeated The Prime Time Players and WWE United States Champion Antonio Cesaro when Truth got the win on Cesaro.

Managing Supervisor of Raw Vickie Guerrero makes her way down the ramp and says she is proud of herself. She recaps the history between John Cena and Aj Lee.

Vickie gets a ton of heat as she walks down the ramp. She shows us the...

WWE Hell in a Cell 2012 results from the Philips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.

The YouTube pre-show kicks off with Michael Cole and John Cena in the ring talking about the Aj Lee controversy and Vickie Guerrero promising to bring evidence to Raw. In a boring and pointless segment, Cena answers the fans social media questions including Cena passing the torch to Ryback, his advice to Ryback for the match, if Cena thinks he can beat Ryback (he puts his name in the hat to be the first challenger if he wins) and says he wants another shot at The Rock.

Final tout message comes from Dolph Ziggler who wants to know the truth about what is going on. Cena asks him to come to the ring, so he does. Ziggler attempts to attack Cena but Cena sends him right back to the floor with a clothesline.

WWE Hell in a Cell...

Last night’s WWE Raw results.

Jim Ross and Michael Cole are on commentary.

1) Tag Team Tournament Finals – Cody Rhodes & Damien Sandow defeated Rey Mysterio & Sin Cara when Cody hit the Cross Rhodes on Rey for the victory. They advance to face WWE Tag Team Champions Daniel Bryan and Kane at Sunday’s WWE Hell in a Cell PPV.

2) WWE Intercontinental Champion Kofi ingston defeated Michael McGillicutty with the Trouble in Paradise in a non-title match. The Miz was on commentary.

John Cena cuts a promo on WWE Champion Cm Punk and WWE Hell in a Cell. Cena puts over Ryback and says the face of the WWE will change on Sunday. This brings out WWE Champion Cm Punk who says he has been Champion for 337 days and is the best in the world. Cena challenges Punk for a match tonight and although Punk looks up for it, Heyman talks...

Last night’s WWE SmackDown spoilers from the tapings in Memphis, Tennessee. The show will air Friday night on SyFy (Us) and on Sky Sports (UK).

Dark Match:

Johnny Curtis defeated indie wrestler Drew Haskins.

Appearing between tapings for Saturday Morning Slam and Smackdown, WWE Hall of Famer Jerry “The King” Lawler spoke to fans in his hometown of Memphis, in what was his first official live appearance since his heart attack a month ago. He said he hopes to return in the broadcast position within the next few weeks.

SmackDown results;

The Miz kicks off the show with another MizTV segment. He is upset about losing his Intercontinental Title to Kofi Kingston on WWE Main Event. He demands he gets his rematch at WWE Hell in a Cell. On his segment he is joined by WWE Tag Team Champions Kane and Daniel Bryan. The Miz predicts that the team...

Last night’s WWE Raw results from Nashville, Tennessee. Michael Cole and Jim Ross are on commentary.

Ross hypes Cm Punk’s WWE Hell in a Cell opponent decision tonight.

Big Show opens the show and comes down to the ring, to a chorus of boos. He talks about the debate from a fortnight ago and says Booker T and Sheamus just want to make him look foolish. Show says he wants Daniel Bryan right now, as we cut to Bryan, Kane, R-Truth, Zack Ryder and others watching the monitor backstage. Bryan says he ain’t going anywhere, but then General Manager Aj Lee appears and orders him out there. Kane laughs as Bryan yells No but makes his way to the ring.

1) Big Show defeated WWE Tag Team Champion Daniel Bryan with a Chokeslam from the top.

After the match, Kane’s pyro goes off and comes to the...

Thq’s flagship WWE videogame franchise returns to provide the most authentic, seamless and passionate experience to date – all while turning up the attitude. WWE ’13 will transform WWE gameplay through the introduction of WWE Live, completely changing the way players embrace the videogame’s audio and presentation elements. Predator Technology returns to further implement critical gameplay improvements, while fan favorites in WWE Universe Mode and the franchise’s renowned Creation Suite are poised to offer the utmost in player freedom. Furthermore, WWE ’13 will introduce a groundbreaking, single-player campaign based on the highly influential Attitude Era. Complete with a robust roster – the largest to date in the franchise – along with a host of additional features, including:

WWE Live – Experience the atmosphere, spectacle and fervor of a WWE live event through attention-grabbing Spectacular Moments, including ring breaks and barricade crashes, along with a brand new audio and presentation system designed to produce...

We’re less than a month away from the release of WWE ’13, and Thq has detailed Dlc plans for the months to follow release. If I may steal a line from The Miz, the planned updates are awwwwwwweesooooome!

Sure, you’ve got a few duds in the bunch with the likes of Drew McIntyre and Yoshi Tatsu, but then everything is made better with the likes of Ryback, The Usos, Tensai and freakin’ Brian Pillman joining the roster.

The Dlc will be broken down into three packs. The “Attitude Era” pack on launch day, the “WWE Superstars” pack in December and finally the “You’re Welcome in Five Languages” pack in January.

As with the previous game, wrasslin’ fans can pick up all the packs in the Fan Axxess program for $19.99. Which is not only a discount from purchasing them separately, but also comes with wrestlers Diamond Dallas Page and Goldust.

Last night’s WWE SmackDown spoilers from last night’s tapings at the Bok Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The show will air Friday night on SyFy (Us) and on Sky Sports (UK).

Big Show opens the show to talk about WWE Hell in a Cell. This brings out World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus who offers his hand for a shake but Show walks out of the ring as “The Great White” shows footage of Show losing the World Title in 45 seconds last night. Show comes back in the ring but Sheamus walks out.

1) The Prime Time Players (Darren Young & Titus O’Neil) defeated R-Truth & Kofi Kingston in a Tag Team Tournament Match.

2) Ryback squashed Primo

3) Layla defeated Alicia Fox with WWE Divas Champion Eve Torres on commentary.

4) Wade Barrett defeated a local jobber

5) The Miz defeated WWE World Heavyweight Chapion Sheamus by Dq in a non-title match when Show hit the Wmd punch on The Miz.

On Friday, WWE announced the release of former Divas Champion Kelly Kelly. There have been reports that Kelly had been rather disinterested with touring with the WWE, wanting to spend more time with her ice hockey boyfriend, and had been modelling under her real name, Barbie Blank. Kelly spent the last 6 years in the employment of the WWE, having started as a exhibitionist in the revamp Ecw. Much of her in-ring career was spent as a bit part player in a then much stronger women’s division. Despite this, she would become one of the more popular divas in during this time and would eventually become the face of the Diva division by 2011.

Kelly was by no means a brilliant in-ring worker, but Kelly had been the one of the few remaining ‘over’ divas in the WWE, and her release makes her the 5th female to be release from the...

Last night’s WWE Raw results from Albany, New York. Michael Cole and Jim Ross are on commentary.

The show opened with WWE Champion Cm Punk and Paul Heyman in the ring. Punk is sitting in a chair whilst Heyman takes the mic. Heyman says WWE Raw won’t start this evening until justice is served. Heyman shows footage from last week where Punk had his feet on the ropes but the referee counted to three anyway.

Heyman called it a grand injustice to Punk’s title reign. Heyman calls out referee Brad Maddox and asks him to tender his resignation live on Raw. Maddox comes out.

Heyman puts the mic in front of Maddox and he admits he made a mistake. It was his first main event match and he was nervous. He should have checked the ropes but he made a bad call and feels terrible. Heyman applauds...

Last night’s WWE Raw results from the Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Michael Cole is the only commentator at the moment.

We go to the ring and Paul Heyman comes out with Cm Punk’s music playing.

Heyman talks about the history that was witnessed at Night of Champions on Sunday as Cm Punk successfully defended his WWE Title against John Cena. The crowd boos Heyman as he admits the finish was controversial and says everyone is talking about it. Heyman calls out referee Chad Patton to the ring and out he does.

Heyman shows an image on the big screen of Cena pinning Punk with the bridge. Patton agrees that he made the right call last night. Heyman says he and Punk commend the referee for making the right decision. Heyman says a fan uploaded footage to YouTube of the pinfall but Cena enforced it to removed earlier today.

Last night’s WWE Raw results from the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Justin Roberts is in the ring and introduces WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart to a huge pop from the crowd as he makes his first return in a WWE ring to Montreal for 15 years, since the infamous WWE Survivor Series 1997.

The crowd eventually calms down and allows Bret to speak. He thanks the fans for getting him through one of the darkest days of his life. WWE Champion Cm Punk’s music hits and out he comes.

Punk talks about Bret’s book and Punk says he doesn’t have the ego to ever write a book about himself. Punk asks what would have happened if he had wrestled Bret at the Survivor Series instead of Hbk. Bret says it wouldn’t have mattered because the fans know Bret would have tied up Punk like a pretzel in the Sharpshooter.

Last night’s WWE Raw results from the Allstate Arena in Chicago.

The show opens with Michael Cole on commentary by himself. He shows us pre-Raw footage where Jerry Lawler’s music played but he did not come out for commentary. Instead it is shown that Lawler and Cm Punk are brawling backstage. Officials separate the two but they break free and Lawler runs into a big boot.

Justin Roberts is in the ring and introduces the World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus and out he comes. He talks about Chicago and says it’s time for Alberto Del Rio’s party to end. WWE Champion Cm Punk interrupts him and comes out in jeans and a t-shirt. He gets a big pop from the hometown crowd as the fans chant his name.

Punk says he can’t relate to a guy like Sheamus because he’s not from here. Punk...