WWE President Nick Khan recently revealed that the company would target several AEW talents when their contracts expired.

Even though, the company is stocked with billion dollar television deals, licensing partnerships, and a hot product, Nick Khan still claims WWE is an underdog.

It doesn't sound like WWE has any plans on slowing down when it comes to acquiring outside talent, particularly when it comes to performers who are currently un ...

WWE President Nick Khan addressed wrestling companies signing talent and then not using them during Wednesday’s edition of The Bill Simmons Podcast. Without mentioning AEW by ...

WWE President Nick Khan has talked about how WWE's approach to signing talent differs from AEW and reveals how those inside the company reacted to Netflix's controversial Mr. McMahon documentary last ...

AEW EVPs The Young Bucks (Nick and Matt Jackson) recently made their shocking return to All Elite Wrestling's programming.

Matthew Jackson and Nicholas Jackson appeared in a vignette during NJPW Windy City Riot. In the vignette, they were on their ...

With “Dynasty” in the rear-view mirror, the road to “Double or Nothing” kicked off last night, when AEW returned to Baltimore ...

The wrestling rumor mill continues to churn out backstage reports ahead of WrestleMania 41, where CM Punk will main-event for the first time on April 19. The Straight Edge Superstar has been a model ...

AEW Dynamite continued in the fallout from the Dynasty pay-per-view, with some big questions answered on Wednesday night.

Kenny Omega confronted the recently-returned Young Bucks on "AEW Dynamite" on Wednesday after the Bucks looked to align with ...

A busy start to the PPV fallout edition of Dynamite involved World champ Jon Moxley, Swerve Strickland and Kenny Omega.