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Seth Rollins: ESPN deal will legitimize WWE even further
Clash in Paris will be the last WWE PLE to air on Peacock before the ESPN era begins. The WWE-ESPN deal is reportedly worth $1.6 billion ($325 million per year for five years) and is only for main roster PLEs. In addition to airing on the new ESPN streaming service, some select PLEs in the future will also be simulcast on ESPN’s linear TV networks.
CM Punk and Seth Rollins are embroiled in what feels like a never-ending feud that dates back to Punk's nine-year absence ...
Seth Rollins and his crew delivered another violent message at the end of Monday's episode of WWE Raw, but the world ...
Seth Rollins has been very vocal about his hatred for CM Punk ever since the iconic return at Survivor Series: WarGames in ...
Despite being an inconsistent year creatively so far for WWE, the company has produced some strong shows over the course of ...
I mean, look at his face the moment he realizes that he just shredded the butt of his pants on national TV is just so perfect ...
Seth Rollins executed his master plan to perfection at Night 1 of SummerSlam on Saturday night. After being "injured" in his ...
Wrestlers Becky Lynch and Seth Rollins share one child, daughter Roux. Here's everything to know about Becky Lynch and Seth ...
Ahead of the WWE European tour, the August 18 edition of Raw on Netflix aired live from the Xfinity Mobile Arena in ...
Rollins has been with WWE since 2010 and made his main roster debut as part of The Shield alongside Roman Reigns and Dean ...
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