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Features eight original two-hour documentaries showcasing the stories behind some of the most memorable WWE Superstars of all time. Features eight original two-hour documentaries showcasing the stories behind some of the most memorable WWE Superstars of all time. Features eight original two-hour documentaries showcasing the stories behind some of the most memorable WWE Superstars of all time.

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“Biography: WWE Legends” Season 3 and “WWE Rivals” Season 2 have set their premiere dates on A&E.

“Biography: WWE Legends” will return on Feb. 19 at 8 p.m. ET/PT, followed by “WWE Rivals” at 10 p.m. The two shows will then continue to air back to back on Sundays nights going forward.

In “WWE Rivals,” actor and former WWE writer Freddie Prinze Jr. leadds a roundtable discussion of WWE stars as they delve into the storylines and dynamic characters behind the epic battles that built the WWE. The season begins with Hulk Hogan vs. Andre The Giant, and will continue with “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. Bret Hart, Undertaker vs. Mankind, The Rock vs. John Cena, Triple H vs. Batista, Brock Lesnar vs. Roman Reigns, and “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. Shawn Michaels.

“Biography: WWE Legends” and “WWE Rivals,” are produced by WWE for A&E Network. Executive producers for WWE are Kevin Dunn and Chris Kaiser. Executive producers for A&E Network are Elaine Frontain Bryant, Brad Abramson, and Jonathan Partridge. A+E Networks holds worldwide distribution rights.

In March 2022, A&E and WWE announced they were expanding their partnership with an order for 130 hours of new programming . All series will be available on demand and to stream on the A&E app and at A&E’s website.

Later this summer, A&E will also premiere a new season of “WWE’s Most Wanted Treasures,” where legends like Booker T, Mick Foley, and Lita will go on the road in search of lost WWE memorabilia.

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New Seasons Of “Biography: WWE Legends” And “WWE Rivals” Premiering On A&E Next Month

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WWE ON A&E IS BACK WITH KNOCK-OUT NEW SEASONS OF

“WWE RIVALS” AND “BIOGRAPHY: WWE LEGENDS”

PREMIERING SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25

THE SERIES CONTINUE TO DELVE INTO THE ICONIC RIVALRIES

AND LEGENDARY CAREERS OF SOME OF THE MOST REVERED

WWE SUPERSTARS

New York, NY –January 10, 2024– WWE on A&E steps back into the ring this winter beginning Sunday, February 25 with a knock-out new season of “WWE Rivals” at 8pm ET/PT followed by a new season of “Biography: WWE Legends” at 9pm ET/PT. The series continue to explore the lives and careers of some of the most beloved and well-known WWE Superstars and give viewers unparalleled access through in-depth interviews and archival footage.

Kicking off the night, “WWE Rivals” returns with actor and former WWE writer, Freddie Prinze Jr. leading a roundtable discussion of WWE Superstars to explore the storylines and characters at the helm of epic rivalries that built the WWE. Each one-hour episode features a roundtable of former WWE Superstars who discuss the dramatic storylines that defined the WWE, speak with Legends who watched these rivalries unfold and analyze archival footage from WWE’s library. In the season premiere, the series will examine the infamous animosity between Superstars Triple H vs. The Rock beginning with their heated rivalry over the World Championship in the early 2000s. The season continues with other iconic rivalries including Jake “The Snake” Roberts vs. “Macho Man” Randy Savage; Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels; John Cena vs. Randy Orton; Hardy Boyz vs. Dudley Boyz vs. Edge & Christian; as well as The Miz vs. Daniel Bryan.

Following at 9pm ET/PT, “Biography: WWE Legends” continues to convey the intimate, distinctive stories of the lives and events that molded some of the most beloved WWE Legends into the stars they became. Through archival footage and first-hand account interviews, each episode will examine a different Legend and showcase their career highlights and the effect they had on the industry and fans. The season begins with examining the enthralling life and career of the youngest World Heavyweight Champion in WWE history, Randy Orton, with other Legends featured this season including Sgt. Slaughter, Scott Hall aka Razor Ramon, Diamond Dallas Page, British Bulldog, and the longest-reigning WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns.

*Join the conversation by following @WWEonAE and using #WWEonAE*

All series will be available on demand and to stream on the A&E App and aetv.com

“Biography: WWE Legends” and “WWE Rivals,” are produced by WWE for A&E Network. Executive producers for WWE are Kevin Dunn and Chris Kaiser. Executive producers for A&E Network are Elaine Frontain Bryant, Brad Abramson, and Jonathan Partridge. A+E Networks holds worldwide distribution rights.

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Wwe on a&e content returning on february 19th.

February is when the WWE on A&E content is returning. 

One day after WWE’s Elimination Chamber Premium Live Event , the WWE on A&E content is picking back up with new seasons of ‘Biography: WWE Legends’ and ‘Rivals’ . 

Season three of ‘Biography’ is airing on February 19th at 8 PM ET which is going to be followed by ‘Rivals’ at 10 PM. The shows will continuing airing back-to-back on Sunday nights. 

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Starting off the third season of Biography is an episode about the New World Order which will be followed by topics such as Dusty Rhodes, Jake Roberts, Chyna, Glenn ‘Kane’ Jacobs and The Iron Sheik. 

On ‘Rivals’, Freddie Prinze Jr. will be leading a roundtable discussion with WWE talents as they take a look at past rivalries like André the Giant/Hulk Hogan, Brock Lesnar/Roman Reigns and The Rock/John Cena among others.

In the summer of 2023, a new season of ‘Most Wanted Treasures’ is coming with Booker T, Mick Foley and Lita serving as hosts. 

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WWE On A&E Returns On February 25 With New Episodes Of 'WWE Rivals' And 'Biography: WWE Legends'

WWE Superstar Sundays are back.

WWE announced that WWE Superstar Sundays on A&E will return on Sunday, February 25 with new episodes of WWE Rivals and Biography: WWE Legends.

Triple H vs. The Rock will be profiled in the season premiere of WWE Rivals while Randy Orton will be featured in the season premiere of Biography.

WWE on A&E is back! Beginning Sunday, Feb. 25, WWE and A&E present new seasons of “WWE Rivals” at 8 ET/PT followed by “Biography: WWE Legends” at 9 ET/PT. Each series will continue to explore the lives and careers of some of the most beloved and well-known WWE Superstars and give viewers unparalleled access through in-depth interviews and archival footage. Kicking off the night each week, “WWE Rivals” returns with actor and former WWE writer Freddie Prinze Jr. hosting a discussion on some of the epic rivalries that built WWE. Each one-hour episode features a roundtable of current and former WWE Superstars who discuss the dramatic storylines and unforgettable rivalries that defined WWE. In the season premiere, the series will examine the infamous animosity between Superstars Triple H and The Rock, beginning with their heated rivalry over the WWE Championship in the early 2000s. The season continues with other iconic rivalries, including Jake “The Snake” Roberts vs. “Macho Man” Randy Savage, Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels, John Cena vs. Randy Orton, Hardy Boyz vs. Dudley Boyz vs. Edge & Christian, as well as The Miz vs. Daniel Bryan. Then, immediately following “WWE Rivals” every week, “Biography: WWE Legends” continues to convey the intimate, distinctive stories of the lives and events that molded some of the most beloved WWE Legends. Through archival footage and first-hand account interviews, each episode will examine a different Legend and showcase their career highlights and the effect they had on the industry and the WWE Universe. The season begins with the enthralling life and career of the youngest world champion in WWE history, Randy Orton. Other Legends featured this season include Sgt. Slaughter, Scott Hall (Razor Ramon), Diamond Dallas Page, British Bulldog and Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns. Join the conversation by following @WWEonAE and using #WWEonAE. All series will be available on demand and to stream on the A&E App and aetv.com.

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Biography: wwe legends featuring roman reigns exposes striking depths of tribal chief's journey.

Screen Rant interviews the director & executive producer of Roman Reigns' WWE Legends bio-doc, Paul Heyman, about the Tribal Chief's unstoppable rise.

• Paul Heyman, who directed Biography: WWE Legends featuring Roman Reigns , praises Reigns' magnetic presence and reveals his evolution from a young age.
• The catchphrase "Acknowledge me!" encapsulates Reigns' inner desire for validation, driving his persona as the Tribal Chief to new heights.
• Reigns' unwavering belief in surpassing expectations and his fearless approach to challenges showcase his resilience and commitment to greatness.

In the annals of professional wrestling, certain figures stand out not just for their athletic prowess, but for their ability to transcend the confines of the ring and capture the imagination of audiences worldwide. WWE 's Roman Reigns is undeniably one such figure—a wrestler whose journey from humble beginnings to global stardom has captivated fans and critics alike. Now, with the release of Biography: WWE Legends featuring Roman Reigns , directed and produced by the esteemed Paul Heyman, viewers are granted an unprecedented glimpse into the life and career of the enigmatic tribal chief.

Paul Heyman is a luminary within the realms of professional wrestling, standing as a revered figure known for his unparalleled mastery of character development and narrative intricacies. With an illustrious career spanning decades, Heyman has earned acclaim for his ability to shape compelling storylines and mold captivating personas within the tumultuous world of sports entertainment. Screen Rant interviewed Heyman about his role in building iconic wrestler legacies and how the latest documentary shines a light on Reigns' life.

The Early Charisma: A Glimpse into Roman Reigns' Magnetic Presence

In the context of Biography: WWE Legends featuring Roman Reigns , Paul Heyman's expertise shines as he offers introspective reflections on the formative years of Reigns, shedding light on the genesis of the wrestler's mesmerizing aura. Delving beyond mere anecdotes, Heyman provides profound insights into Reigns' innate charisma, which manifested even in his earliest days. With meticulous attention to detail, Heyman unveils the essence of Reigns' magnetic presence, painting a vivid portrait of a future wrestling icon in the making .

Screen Rant: Can you describe the first time you met Roman and what your initial impressions of him were?

Paul Heyman: The first time I met Roman, he was three years old. And his father brought him to a show Panama City, Florida. And he was this little three-year-old boy with the most piercing eyes and child star-level charisma. And you just knew something very special was going to happen with this young man's life. There's an old expression in show business, as I'm sure you're aware. And we in the sports entertainment industry like to point to it a lot. It's about that intangible It factor that to this day, no one can truly describe just that. Just that presentation of a larger-than-life personality that transcends even past the word charismatic. Even at three years old, Roman Reigns had the magic. He just commanded the attention of everyone in the room. And he's just a little three-year-old kid running around as three-year-olds will do. But there was just something extraordinary about him even then.

Screen Rant: Roman has evolved both as a wrestler and a character. In what ways do you think he's grown the most?

Paul Heyman: As a man, as a husband, as a father, as the leader of the head of his family, and leading a much-heralded dynasty to heights that have never been achieved before by any family in this industry. The growth of Roman Reigns, the character hails greatly by comparison to the growth of Roman Reigns the man. I would even suggest the persona of Roman Reigns has to constantly remind himself to keep up with the growth of Joe Anoa'i.

Heyman's recollection not only paints a vivid picture of Reigns' innate charisma but also hints at the profound impact this quality would have on his future endeavors in the world of professional wrestling. Indeed, from the tender age of three, Reigns displayed a rare gift—an ability to captivate audiences and leave an indelible impression that would shape his trajectory in the years to come.

“ACKNOWLEDGE ME”: Unraveling the Core of Roman Reigns' Character

Within the expansive narrative of Biography: WWE Legends featuring Roman Reigns , the documentary ventures into the very heart of Reigns' persona, peeling back the layers to uncover the depths of The Tribal Chief. Central to this introspective journey is Reigns' profound yearning for acknowledgment—a driving force that propels him forward amidst the tumultuous landscape of professional wrestling.

As the documentary unfolds, viewers are immersed in the complexities of Reigns' innermost desires, witnessing firsthand the fervent determination that fuels his relentless pursuit of recognition. Through candid interviews and intimate revelations, the film paints a nuanced portrait of a man grappling with the weight of expectation, yet steadfast in his resolve to carve out his place in the annals of sports entertainment history .

Screen Rant: You dive into a part of this where the phrase "Acknowledge me!" has become synonymous with Roman. Where did the genesis of that catchphrase come from, and how did that impact his character?

Paul Heyman: Well, as I said in the biography, we weren't looking for a catchphrase yet. We weren't at that stage, and we were talking about the final push with a match against his cousin, J. Uso. And as always, with the presentation of Roman Reigns, what's new? Here's something we haven't discussed publicly. Roman Reigns does not give history lessons. Paul Heyman does. The Wiseman brings you up to date on the story to this moment. The tribal chief takes it forward. He doesn't recap. He doesn't review what happened. I did. And then he takes the story to the next level and tells you what's going to happen the next time you see everybody come together, or clash, or fight. So we were trying to figure out, "What's the new piece of information here? What's Roman Reigns' motivation besides just defending the title? What's personal about this family saga that's unfolding in front of a global audience's eyes?" And at some point, half in Joe Anahuat's voice and half in Roman Reigns' voice, he blurts out, "I just want Jader to acknowledge me." And it was as if everyone in the room got struck by the same lightning bolt that carried the epiphany with it. We all knew. We all knew at that very moment we struck gold. It was just, " Oh my God, that's the core of the essence of the being of Roman Reigns, of the Tribal Chief. He just wants to be acknowledged. " And from that moment on, it became the catchphrase.

Heyman's profound insight serves as a beacon, illuminating the underlying impetus behind Reigns' unwavering quest for greatness within the realm of professional wrestling. Beyond the glitz and glamour of championship titles and triumphant victories, Heyman unveils a deeper truth—a profound yearning for acknowledgment that propels Reigns forward on his path to immortality. This driving force transcends the confines of the wrestling ring, resonating with a universal desire to leave an indelible mark upon the world.

With each grueling match and every arduous challenge, Reigns seeks not only victory but also validation—a recognition of his unparalleled skill, unwavering dedication, and unyielding passion for his craft. Heyman's poignant revelation lays bare the essence of Reigns' journey—a relentless pursuit of excellence fueled by an unquenchable thirst for recognition, a quest that transcends the mere trappings of success to touch upon the very essence of human ambition and aspiration.

The Island of Relevancy: Roman Reigns' Unwavering Belief in Surpassing Expectations

Moreover, Heyman delves deeper into Reigns' mindset, shedding light on the wrestler's fearless approach to his career—a demeanor characterized by unwavering confidence and a steadfast belief in his own abilities. Heyman unveils a facet of Reigns' persona that goes beyond mere physical prowess, emphasizing the wrestler's indomitable spirit and unyielding determination to surpass even the loftiest of expectations.

Screen Rant: There's a unique dynamic between the persona the fans see in the ring and the person behind the character. How does Roman balance those two aspects of his life?

Paul Heyman: Seamlessly, as if he was born to do this and with only a few stumbled on the way that he takes great ownership of. I was very determined with this bio to make sure the audience understood that although he is smack dab in the middle of the greatest box office success this industry has ever experienced. That you're looking at the portrait of a man who is still evolving. There's a lot of footage of Roman in this bio from before he took on the mantle of the tribal chief and when you look at the pre-tribal chief era Roman Reigns you clearly see the difference between that presentation and who he is now. And in presenting this bio I wanted to make sure that the audience understood that if you look back on Roman Reigns as documented in this biography in 2024. If you look back two years from now on this you will feel the same way. "Oh, that's old Roman Reigns compared to the new Roman Reigns," because he's constantly upgrading and elevating and furthering himself in every aspect of his being.

Screen Rant: There's a great part of this documentary where we see major challenges that Roman faces in his life. Every wrestler faces challenges, both personally and professionally, but can you speak to the moment when Roman demonstrated extraordinary resilience and perseverance to become the Tribal Chief?

Paul Heyman: A multi-time champion, a multi-time WrestleMania main eventer having accepted the baton from John Cena to run forward as the biggest star in WWE and to come back after a hiatus and abandon the big dog to become the tribal chief in a completely different presentation than he had ever done before. This means a character that doesn't deny who he was but now must on every single level surpass what he had already accomplished and a persona that is several seasons of television ahead of where you last saw him. This is as big a difference as Walter White and Heisenberg. This is the difference between Bruce Wayne and Batman. He is adopting a completely different look, voice, and presentation, all of which need to be an authentic upgrade and evolution from where he was. Because if it's not genuine, it was going to flop, and he risked everything that he had built. And never blinked, and never sweated it, and never worried about it. He approached it fearlessly with the knowledge, not even the belief, but the knowledge that it was not only going to succeed but that it was going to surpass everyone's expectations, even his own.

With each challenge that arises, Reigns confronts it head-on, undeterred by the potential pitfalls or obstacles that may lie in his path. His unwavering conviction serves as a driving force, propelling him forward through the peaks and valleys of his wrestling journey. Heyman's insights offer a glimpse into the inner workings of a competitor who refuses to be bound by limitations, embracing each opportunity as a chance to showcase his unparalleled talent and prove his mettle on the grandest stage of them all. In this fearless pursuit of excellence, Reigns epitomizes the very essence of resilience, inspiring fans and fellow wrestlers alike with his unwavering belief in his own potential.

A Journey Beyond Wrestling: Reigns' Legacy and the Power of Perseverance

As fans eagerly anticipate the release of Biography: WWE Legends featuring Roman Reigns , they are poised to embark on a journey—a journey that transcends the confines of the wrestling ring to explore the depths of human ambition, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of greatness. In unveiling the evolution of Roman Reigns, A&E's bio-doc not only celebrates the achievements of a wrestling icon but also serves as a testament to the transformative power of perseverance, belief, and the unwavering pursuit of one's dreams

Screen Rant: This documentary really gives us an inside look at Roman as a person and how instrumental you were every step of the way. Can you share any behind-the-scenes moments that truly exemplify Roman's commitment to his craft?

Paul Heyman: The biggest struggle that I had in directing this biography was to truly capture the all-consuming passion of his ambition to deliver greatness on a consistent basis. There are so many in any sport that spend their lives dreaming of praying for chasing after that one moment. The game-winning swoosh of the net at the buzzer in game seven of the NBA Finals, knocking the hockey puck past the goalie with seconds to go in the final game of the Stanley Cup. The game-winning home run in the bottom of the ninth. For so many, that one moment is the encapsulation of their entire athletic career and what they will be known for not only by their fan base, but by those who know them for their for the rest of their lives because they lived for that moment to that moment. And then in reflection of that moment, what separates Roman Reigns and Joe Anoa'i from almost everyone else I've ever met in my life is that his vision is not towards that one moment. His yearning is to create that one moment constantly and I have only met one or two other people in my life who push themselves to live out a dream so that they can then progress to the next dream. And that the pursuit of the second dream is done with the mindset that the second dream is only the prelude to the third. I struggled to capture that because that's a level of commitment and lust for achievement that most on this planet have never experienced up close .

You famously created and ran ECW, which had some pretty good badasses in it, from Taz and Rob Van Dam to Mike Awesome and Masato Tanaka. How would the Tribal Chief have fared in your ECW?

Paul Heyman: He would have won, the Tribal Chief Roman Reigns would have won the championship his first night in and relinquished it at the end of his run because no one would be able to take it away from him.

Mr. Heyman, congratulations on the Hall of Fame. Any word on who's inducting you? Is it our Tribal Chief?

Paul Heyman: I know who's inducting me. I was given the opportunity to pick the person myself. I have not revealed it yet, just because I'm running through this news cycle as it is. And want to leave something for momentum for next week to satiate the appetite or to go the other way, to whet the appetite as we're heading into the Hall of Fame. But I will bank on this 100% acceptance by even the most discerning audience as to who will be inducting me. No one will question it and it'll make sense to everyone and it will make everyone salivate as to what's going to happen at the Hall of Fame, guaranteed. And I say that as a man who has a placard in his office that says under promise and over-deliver.

Biography: WWE Legends featuring Roman Reigns airs March 31 on A&E at 9/8c.

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Cody Rhodes has spent some time becoming the uncrowned People’s Champion, and all signs point to that finally ending this week.

It’s when the youngest son of “The American Dream” Dusty Rhodes is expected to finish his story to win the WWE championship his dad never held. 

To do so, he will need to defeat Undisputed WWE Universal champion Roman Reigns in the main event of WrestleMania 40’s second night at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday. 

By doing so, he will not only end Reigns’ 1,300-plus-day world championship reign, but potentially the Tribal Chief era of WWE.

If that comes to fruition, the moment will be Rhodes’ because of the incredible connection he’s fostered with wrestling fans.

Fans loudly expressing their love for Rhodes, 38, forced WWE to pivot from Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson – the original People’s champion – facing Reigns at WrestleMania to him becoming a babyface star, unlike anything WWE has ever seen.

Hulk Hogan was a larger-than-life hero and a physical specimen with 24-inch pythons that a fan could only dream to be like (with the help of a different type of vitamins).

“Stone Cold” Steve Austin was the beer-drinking badass every red-blooded male wanted to be. But in the real world, you can’t flip off, tell off and assault your boss, keep your job and not end up in jail.

John Cena, has described his idyllic character as “Superman.” Sure, you can live by the virtues of hustle loyalty and respect, but Cena’s character was too perfect and more similar to a Marvel or DC character than an everyday person. 

Rhodes, who is less a character and more simply playing himself on TV, has established a much different dynamic since he walked away from WWE in 2016. 

He’s become one of the People. He’s become the fans’ representative and advocate in pro wrestling. By showing a next-level appreciation for fans, Rhodes feels like someone who you could easily approach or see yourself hanging out with on the weekend. 

When Rhodes was working even the smallest of independent shows and to this day at WWE events he would take as much time as needed to ensure he interacted with as many fans as possible after shows.

Even as he began his Ring of Honor run as an over-the-top heel, his appearances on “Being The Elite” with the Young Bucks and Kenny Omega gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at Rhodes as his wife Brandi and adorable dogs, Pharaoh and Yeti Pinkerton. Rhodes is now also a father to two-year-old daughter Liberty.      

I still remember one BTE episode where Rhodes and The Elite brought boxes of donuts for fans at one of their autograph signings.

Who does that? 

Cody Rhodes does. 

It’s why fans feel they can ask Rhodes to be the best man at their wedding or do their gender reveal in the ring after a show. It’s why young fans ask him to come to their birthday party or be a part of his entrance during a house show. The difference from almost everybody else is Rhodes says yes to all of these things and tries his best to make it work. He is paying for The Wrestling Club at t KIPP AMP Middle School in Brooklyn to attend WrestleMania 40.

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When fans were sick of what WWE was giving them and wanted a true alternative, Rhodes was at the front of that with Bullet Club in Ring of Honor and New Japan – even invading Raw, a la DX, on BTE in 2017.

Seeing a tweet by Dave Meltzer as a challenge, they made history with the first wrestler-financed show, packing in 10,000 for the first All In in 2018 and turning that into AEW. It was Rhodes who smashed the Triple H-like throne at AEW Double or Nothing to signal this was going to be something new. 

Cody Rhodes does.

Throughout it all, Rhodes’ mantra has been “do the work.” And it is in that where his power lies because he is someone proving in real life that busting your ass can lead to you fulfilling your dreams, as he got the chance in WWE he was searching for and has knocked it out of the park.

The 6-foot-1, 220-pound Rhodes looks like the average person – he is easy to believe in and emulate in what fans are trying to accomplish in their lives.

Dress to impress, attack your job with everything you have, be a loving father and husband and don’t be afraid to go above and beyond for others – even if that means wrestling with a torn pec. 

It’s why fans want and need to see Rhodes – who like all of us isn’t perfect – finish his story because hard work, perseverance and kindness need to pay off, especially after losing last year. They need to allow you to fulfill your dream. 

Rhodes is one of the People. He has been their representative in the wrestling world for the past eight years.

If Rhodes wins Sunday as expected, the People have crowned their champion at last.

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We here at The Post Match Angle floated the idea of Chad Gable training Sami Zayn for his WrestleMania match against Gunther back on March 19 and it made for an excellent story and video package on Raw this week. But it still might not be another to dethrone the Ring General and Intercontinental champion.

CM Punk took a torch to AEW again during an explosive interview with Ariel Heilwani on Monday, only adding more wood to the fire on beliefs already out there with the company’s critics about the Elite, Tony Khan’s leadership and business model. Punk has every right to finally want to get his side of the story out there after all this time — and it will be interesting to see if Khan feels the need to respond.

As someone who has all the respect in the world for Becky Lynch, I think she should watch Ronda Rousey’s Ring of Honor match and clashes with Charlotte Flair and then tell me she can’t wrestle. Was Rousey an elite performer? No. But I’ll always be curious if sticking to a more MMA style that held Rousey back was her idea or WWE’s, because it’s hard for me to imagine Rousey not wanting to put the work in to improve.

Inserting Jade Cargill into arguably your best women’s story against your top women’s faction in Damage CTL is perfect placement. It continues to make her feel like a big deal. She will work with five absolute pros at WrestleMania. She won’t be asked to do too much too soon and you can lay the first brick for a rivalry with Bianca Belair. The visual of Cargill, Belair and Naomi – three black women – pointing at the WrestleMania sign was such a powerful one.

Good morning to @BiancaBelairWWE , @Jade_Cargill and @TheTrinity_Fatu ONLY pic.twitter.com/su4QpIdPRt — Black Rasslin' Podcast (@blackrasslin) March 30, 2024

WWE is on the verge of using the simple story of Candice LeRae mocking Maxxine Dupree to add new layers and emotions to three talents who have been minor players so far.

LeRae will be a hated heel, her partner Indi Hartwell a heroic babyface for eventually standing up to her and Dupree a sympathetic babyface.

Mr. Take Yo Crew ✊🏽 #Bomaye is for the Dolla. 💰 pic.twitter.com/MnYQluvrNs — Dolla 💰 (@AJFrancis410) March 30, 2024

AJ Francis may be signed with TNA for 2024, but he got his first big post-WWE moment at MLW’s War Chamber show as he beat former world champion Alex Kane and took control of his Bomaye faction. It also gives Kane a compelling post-championship fight for redemption.

With Willow Nightingale now set to face Julia Hart for the TBS championship at Dynasty, Mercedes Mone is still without a first opponent. AEW has a few options. Have a Britt Baker or a Jaime Hayter return in the coming weeks to challenge Mone at Dynasty or the Dynamite after if they come back at the pay-per-view. Serena Deeb can answer a challenge from Mone to get her started with a quality match on her way to eventually facing Nightingale. 

Hook’s world championship journey is underway and it will start with being under the tutelage of Chris Jericho after AEW’s first world champion offered his guidance. The FTW champion immediately called out Jericho’s backstabbing past, but unless Jericho turns on Hook for, say, a Sammy Guevara, I’m not sure why he’d have a reason to. It will be interesting to see how having Jericho around changes anything about Hook in the ring or if he pushes him to cheat to win at all. Still, this is a big thing because Hook is finally on a quest for the big belt. 

Matt Cardona answering Adam Copeland’s TNT open challenge brought back good memories of Cody Rhodes’s run of open challenges and their match was excellent and filled with drama late. Let’s hope that trend continues before what should be an intriguing story with Malakai Black.

The Ruby Soho, Angelo Parker, and Saraya story has quietly been the best thing to watch on AEW Rampage each week. Steady story progression with a few twists and turns.

What if somehow Dominik Mysterio goes on to lead his own faction against Judgment Day and Rhea Ripley? He sure has a lot of new friends recently.

Extra: The Roman Reigns documentary from A&E is a fantastic look at what drives and molded the character and the man behind it into what he is today as his run may come to an end on Sunday. The Bray Wyatt doc on Peacock is a beautiful, sad and uplifting look at Windham Rotunda as we have never seen him before.

Extra, Extra: Got my hands on a new Macho Man biography, “Macho Man: The Untamed, Unbelievable Life of Randy Savage” , by Jon Finkel, which is out today. I’ll report back when I’m done, but so far have enjoyed the stories from those close to him growing up about his baseball obsession.

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Wrestler of the Week

Swerve Strickland, AEW

The path is now clear for Strickland to fulfill his goal of becoming the first black AEW World champion as his one-on-one match with Samoa Joe is set for Dynasty after a fantastic match and victory over Konosuke Takeshita in the main event of Dynamite

Match to Watch

Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins vs. The Rock and Roman Reigns, WrestleMania Night 1 (Saturday, 7 p.m., Peacock) 

Yes, Rhodes will likely end Reigns’ incredible championship run and finish his story Sunday, but his feud with The Rock has been far better. Also, this will be Rock’s first true match since he beat John Cena in 2013 at WrestleMania 29. How will he look? Will he upstage Reigns and pin Rhodes to set up another match down the road? Will any new Bloodline members show up? So many questions need to be answered before Sunday and we should get them in the Night 1 main event. 

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On a Sunday night in March, 1985, the pop cultural universe was rocked by an explosive event known as WrestleMania. This episode chronicles the making of the first WrestleMania, when Hulk Hogan, Mr. T, Iron Sheik, Roddy Piper, and others took over Madison Square Garden and created the greatest wrestling event of all time.

Rey Mysterio

Witness the rise of the Ultimate Underdog, Rey Mysterio Jr. Growing up, Rey was immersed in the Mexican tradition of Lucha Libre, and studied under his uncle, the masked luchador, Rey Mysterio Sr. and although Rey only stood at 5-foot-6, this high-flying virtuoso inherited his uncle’s name, and proceeded to conquer the U.S. Rey’s revolutionary style and mythical storylines have thrilled audiences and earned him championships. Rey is adored by his fans and beloved by his family, who are continuing his legacy and joining him in the ring.

Get to know Edge–the Rated-R Superstar. His lifelong passion for wrestling drove him through the freezing-cold Canadian independent circuit to a white-hot WWE contract in 1997, where he manifested his dream of being a tag team with his best friend, Christian. But despite Edge’s dedication to his craft and death-defying stunts, he struggled to be taken seriously in the ring; and pushed himself to the point of a debilitating injury, forcing him to retire in 2011. Edge found happiness in family and success acting in television, but the ring whispered his name…and in 2020 Edge returned to the squared circle to the ecstatic cheers of his legions of fan.

In the 90’s , no one was ready for ready for the infamous faction known as D-Generation X. They completely transformed what was possible to “get away with” on live television. Was DX a reflection of the culture at the time? Either way, Shawn Michaels, Triple H and Chyna began a revolution and Road Dogg, Billy Gunn, and X-Pac escalated it to the next level. At time offensive, profane, and rebellious–but always entertaining. DX found fame and fortune along the way–but they would pay an enormous price for success.

This episode shares the story of WWE Legend Lex Luger–The Total Package. Boasting an impressive physique, Luger was given the moniker “The Narcissist” and later “The All American” by Vince McMahon himself. Luger found his home with the WCW, and his matches helped cement the legendary rivalry between WWE and WCW. But Luger’s winning streak came to a grinding halt with drug and alcohol abuse, jail time, and the tragic death of his girlfriend, Miss Elizabeth.

This episode tells the incredible story of 1996 Olympic gold medalist and four-time WWE Champion, Kurt Angle. Angle’s unparalleled competitive streak and physical power made him one of the most successful WWE Superstars of all time, beating some of the great Superstars of The Attitude Era. But years of injuries and multiple broken necks drove Angle to a pain pill dependency that almost took the wrestling machine out. With the help of his family, Angle recovered from addiction and in 2017 he was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.

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Get ready for some twin magic. This episode chronicles Brie and Nikki’s journey from waitresses to WWE Superstars and pop culture icons. Success in sports got the Bellas through a difficult childhood and helped them survive personal traumas. That competitive spirit led them to a groundbreaking career in wrestling, capturing the Divas Championship and satisfying their Bella Army with their hit reality shows. The Twins are still kicking ass as moms, entrepreneurs, and as WWE Hall of Famers.

How did a nice Jewish boy from Oklahoma become an unstoppable WWE Superstar earning an unprecedented record of 173-0? This episode follows the story of Goldberg, a wrecking machine who dominated his competitors with brute force. Dogged by drama following his controversial match against the legend Bret Hart, Goldberg stepped out of the ring for 12 years. However, Goldberg returned to the squared circle winning his second Universal Championship in front of his proud son before being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2018.

Learn the never-before-heard story of the man behind WWE’s greatest character of all time–The Undertaker. Growing up in Texas, Mark Calaway loved wrestling so much he gave up a college basketball career to learn the ropes and became the most notorious villain in WWE history. Starting with his introduction at the 1990 Survivor Series, the 6’10 Undertaker loomed over the WWE for 3 decades, thrilling and terrifying fans and competitors, and amassing a staggering number of titles and records. However, The Deadman is more than his legendary character.

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Drew McIntyre will face Seth Rollins at WWE WrestleMania 40. (Credit: Alex Bierens de Haan/Getty ... [+] Images)

WWE made a bold move by booking Drew McIntyre in a world title match at WrestleMania 40 when his future with the company is far from secured.

McIntyre’s WWE contract will expire shortly after WrestleMania , where he will challenge Seth Rollins for the World Heavyweight Championship. According to the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter (h/t WrestlingNews.co ), however, the former two-time world champion still has not re-signed with the company: “The expectation in the company is he’s signing a new deal and the feeling he knows given everything staying is the best thing for his career now.”

The Scottish Warrior has become one of the hottest stars in WWE at precisely the perfect time. He’s arguably the No. 1 heel on Monday Night Raw and in the midst of not one but two major feuds with Punk and Seth Rollins. Just this week on Raw, his memorable promo segment featuring Punk and Rollins topped out at 2.2 million viewers on a show that averaged 1.73 million viewers :

Though McIntyre certainly can’t take all the credit for such strong viewership, that’s just the latest sign that his disillusioned heel character has helped reignite his career after it began to stagnate during his most recent babyface run. It’s also yet another indicator that WWE, at a time when top-level heels are lacking outside of The Bloodline, shouldn’t let McIntyre walk away.

But McIntyre staying put in WWE? That’s from a guarantee.

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The saga of McIntyre’s next WWE contract extends back roughly a year. That’s when Fightful reported that WWE was “eager to keep Drew McIntyre,” although McIntyre “was going to wait until much closer to the deal's expiration to sign anything as there were a number of factors to consider.”

What a smart move that was.

Whether by accident or design, McIntyre was able to capitalize on that decision to cement himself as of WWE’s most well-rounded performers. But alas McIntyre’s contract situation has featured numerous twists and turns , including WWE freezing his deal, extending it and the two sides being far apart on financial terms—potentially resulting in McIntyre taking a “break” from WWE and pro wrestling as a whole.

McIntyre, too, has been outspoken about the sacrifices he’s made during his career in WWE. He also recently told Newsday (h/t The Sportster ), ““I can say I'm having fun. And I hope to continue to have fun, no matter what. I'm still young, I'm in my prime. I'm gonna be wrestling. If I'm not, you know, one of the featured players, if I'm not making a significant difference to the show, and the business as a whole, then quite frankly, I don't want to be there.”

Surely, McIntyre has been a featured player in WWE, but he’s also been noncommittal when it comes to his WWE future. That’s what makes AEW—as it has been for numerous other marquee free agents—a potential threat to WWE in the McIntyre sweepstakes.

AEW was recently able to land Will Ospreay, Kazuchika Okada and Mercedes Mone in essentially one fell swoop, and the flexibility that AEW offers major stars is a big reason why those three signed there. Ospreay said that AEW made a significantly better offer than WWE, one that was better for his family, which is something McIntyre has alluded to as well. Okada still has the ability to live in Japan after joining AEW. Mone, meanwhile, said she signed with AEW because the company allows her to pursue outside projects , whether wrestling-related or not.

McIntyre is proving his worth to WWE right now, but WWE hasn’t been in any rush to re-sign top stars to high-dollar deals, as evidenced by Becky Lynch’s soon-to-be-expiring contract . While it’s obvious to any diehard WWE fan that McIntyre has evolved into a pivotal top-level star—especially in recent months—WWE tends to operate under the idea that the WWE machine is bigger than any particular star.

That’s true, of course, but it does have the potential to result in WWE losing out on more top free agents because of the assumption that those individual stars aren’t needed. There may be something to that because AEW Dynamite’s viewership has plummeted even after the signings of Mone, Okada and Ospreay, which is likely to make WWE even less concerned about its stars jumping ship.

Mone, Edge, Daniel Bryan and Adam Cole are among the former main eventers who left WWE for AEW only for WWE to be relatively unaffected by their departures. So, that might explain why McIntyre hasn’t re-signed with WWE—because WWE isn’t worried about AEW improving its roster.

They might be right, but with top AEW stars like Swerve Strickland advocating for McIntyre to join the company, the trend of ex-WWE names moving to AEW could certainly continue if and when WWE it doesn’t want to pay McIntyre like the main eventers he is.

While signing McIntyre may not take AEW to the next level, it would be a big blow to a WWE roster that badly needs him.

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Full Cast of The Rookie Season 6 Episode 4: Main Actors, Characters & Guest Stars (Photos)

The Rookie Season 6 returns after a three-week hiatus with an installment dedicated to unearthing the mystery behind the pentagram killer. 

Season 6, Episode 4, “Training Day,” highlighted Aaron Thorsen’s highly anticipated comeback on active duty while his allies investigate a longtime serial killer hiding in the shadows. 

The Rookie Season 6, Episode 4 premiered on ABC on March 26. 

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Every Main Cast Member of The Rookie Season 6 Episode 4

Nathan fillion - john nolan.

Nathan Fillion reprises his role as John Nolan in The Rookie Season 6, Episode 4. 

Nolan is considered a hero cop training officer from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) who will stop at nothing to uphold the law and protect his countrymen. 

In Episode 4, Nolan, alongside his partner Celina, becomes entangled with the victim of the pentagram killer, aka a notorious murderer involved in a string of crimes and killings over the years. 

Fillion has many iconic roles, such as Captain Malcolm Reynolds in Firefly and Joe Flynn in Castle . The actor also appeared in superhero movies like The Suicide Squad and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 . 

Eric Winter - Tim Bradford

Eric Winter returns as Tim Bradford, a member of the Metro Unit of the LAPD who is known by his nickname, “Eagle Eye.”

Bradford is also in a relationship with fellow police officer Lucy Chen. The pair had their fair share of ups and downs this season, especially after Episode 3 showed that Lucy failed her detective exam. 

The latest installment shows Bradford helping Aaron Thorsen get back on active duty with a series of tests. 

Winter is known for his roles in The Ugly Truth , Fire with Fire , and Days of Our Lives .

Melissa O’Neil - Lucy Chen

Melissa O’Neil stars as Lucy Chen, an aspiring detective from the Los Angeles Police Department.

Chen is one of the main focuses of Episode 3 after she tries her best to attain a high score in her detective exam. Unfortunately, she didn’t pass. 

Still, Chen is hellbent on pursuing her passion. Episode 4 showed how badass Chen was after she led the charge in catching the prime suspect, Jeff Budney, in an intense showdown.

O’Neil‘s notable credits include Dark Matter , A Simple Favor , and iZombie .

Tru Valentino - Aaron Thorsen

Tru Valentino returns in Season 6, Episode 4 as Aaron Thorsen. 

Thorsen is a former murder suspect who joined the LAPD as a police officer. 

After being almost killed off in the Season 5 finale, Thorsen made a triumphant return in Season 6, recovering from his injuries (and trauma) while slowly returning to active duty. 

Valentino has over 25 credits, including voice acting roles in Spidey and His Amazing Friends , The Croods: Family Tree , and Beavis and Butt-Head .

Richard T. Jones - Wade Grey

Sergeant Wade Grey (played by Richard T. Jones) is the Watch Commander of Mid-Wilshire and spearheads the investigation in some of the LAPD’s most significant cases. 

Grey is one of the most respected members of the Los Angeles Police Department.

In Episode 4, Grey, concerned with Thorsen‘s adjustment to getting back on duty, tries to send his friend home. He also ordered Bradford to oversee Thorsen's return to see if he is really ready to return. 

Jones previously appeared in Santa Clarita Diet , Criminal Minds , and Narcos .

Lisseth Chavez - Celina Suarez

Lisseth Chavez returns as Celina Suarez in Season 6, Epiosde 4. 

Celina is a police officer undergoing training under John Nolan. She is known for her tenacious attitude and no-nonsense approach.

In the latest episode, Celina works with John Nolan to uncover the truth about the Pentagram killer so that they can end his murder schemes.

Chavez is best known for appearing in DC’s Legends of Tomorrow , Chicago P.D. , and The Fosters . 

Alyssa Diaz - Angela Lopez

Alyssa Diaz plays Angela Lopez, a renowned LAPD detective and a mother of two young children after giving birth in the Season 5 finale.

Lopez works with John Nolan and Celina Suarez in investigating the dead body that they found, whom they believe is the pentagram killer’s last victim. 

Diaz has credits in Shark Night , Red Dawn , and NCIS: Los Angeles .

Jenna Dewan - Bailey Nune

Bailey Nune is John Nolan’s wife who is also a firefighter and paramedic. The character is played on-screen by Jenna Dewan. 

Bailey appears in The Rookie Season 6, Episode 4 in a tender moment with her husband, with both of them celebrating his achievement of finding the identity of the Pentagram Killer.

Supergirl and Superman & Lois fans may recognize Dewan for her role as Lucy Lane in the Arrowverse shows. The actress also appeared in The Resident , Soundtrack , and Witches of East End . 

Mekia Cox - Nyla Harper

Mekia Cox stars as LAPD Detective Nyla Harper in The Rookie Season 6, Episode 4. 

Harper started as John Nolan’s second training officer. The character’s rise to being a detective is a well-deserved achievement after proving herself time and time again while solving cases and catching suspects. 

The latest episode shows Harper working alongside Angela Lopez as they crack the pentagram killer case. 

Cox was featured in roles in Almost Human , Undercovers , and Gotham .

Jason Wiles - Jeff Budny

Jeff Budney (played by Jason Wiles) is a prime suspect who killed his sister's killer in Episode 4. The said murderer made it look like he was the victim of the pentagram killer to avoid being framed. He later comes face to face with Lucy. 

Wiles is known for his roles in Third Watch , Sunny Daze , and Kicking and Screaming . 

Helen Eigenberg - Opal Jesper

Helen Eigenberg appears in Season 6, Episode 4 as Opal Jesper, a woman who called the LAPD's tip line claiming that her husband is the Pentagram Killer. 

Eigenberg previously appeared in Providence , Grey’s Anatomy , and The Conners .

New episodes of The Rookie premiere on ABC every Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET. 

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WWE on A&E programming returning this April, new Rivals host named

Though the current run of episodes is set to wrap up this weekend, it won't be long until WWE programming is back on A&E.

It was announced today that new episodes of WWE's Most Wanted Treasures and WWE Rivals  will premiere on A&E this April . Most Wanted Treasures makes its return at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Sunday, April 14. WWE Rivals is then back with new episodes the following week (Sunday, April 21). Rivals will air at 8 p.m. ET/PT. Most Wanted Treasures follows it at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

On Most Wanted Treasures, Booker T, Mick Foley, and Lita "travel across the country in search of priceless [memorabilia] pieces from WWE’s history." Hulk Hogan, The Miz, Cody Rhodes, Sheamus, and more are set to appear on this season.

A press release said:

This season, viewers will be captivated by the star-studded journey to find artifacts from WCW, and the team will attempt to reclaim pieces of WWE history such as Dusty Rhodes’ polka dot gear, Triple H’s signature sledgehammer, items from The Ultimate Warrior’s illustrious career, and much more.

Rivals will have a new roundtable host for this run of episodes. Comedian Gabriel Iglesias is replacing Freddie Prinze Jr. in the role. Cody Rhodes, Natalya, Kevin Nash, and others are joining Iglesias to discuss some of the most iconic in-ring feuds in pro wrestling history.

There will be Rivals episodes focused on Hulk Hogan vs. Randy Savage, Steve Austin vs. Booker T, Ric Flair vs. Dusty Rhodes, Triple H vs. Seth Rollins, John Cena vs. Batista, and Hulk Hogan vs. The Rock.

Additionally, Biography: WWE Legends is slated to return on Sunday, May 26. There will be documentaries on Mark Henry, Eddie Guerrero, The Miz, Ricky Steamboat, Rob Van Dam, Ted DiBiase, The Steiners, Trish Stratus, Becky Lynch, Paul Heyman, Steve Austin's final match, and ECW.

The current season of Biography concludes this Sunday (March 31) with an episode on Roman Reigns. That night's Rivals episode is focused on the Daniel Bryan vs. Miz feud.