A look ahead to WWE’s ‘The Bash’ on PPV from Sacramento, CA.

Mark Bright recaps the latest edition of Friday Night Smackdown!

WWE present Extreme Rules tonight on pay-per-view and iFight365.com will have full, live coverage as it happens from around 7.30pm EST/12.30am BST.

Ahead of the show, we’re taking a look ahead to how the night may pan out with a two-part bumper PPV preview courtesy of Mark Bright, Phil Lowe and Michael Campbell.

Part One of our preview is already online and as we count down the hours to the PPV going live, we’re taking a look at the remaining four matches scheduled to take place tonight…

Ricky Steamboat will return to a WWE ring this summer, while Ric Flair is as good as done with Ring of Honor - details.

Mark Bright recaps the latest edition of Friday Night Smackdown!

Mark Bright recaps Friday Night Smackdown as WWE gear up for Judgment Day later this month.

WWE’s Backlash PPV took place on Sunday night from Providence, RI.

It was a something of a mixed bag, with some good and some bad matches and with three new champions crowned.

A new ECW champion was crowned as Christian beat Jack Swagger in a highly entaining match to open the show, while Randy Orton pinned Triple H to become the new WWE champion.

And in the main event of the night, John Cena lost his World Heavyweight belt to Edge, thanks to a ‘Big’ assist…

Michael Campbell takes an in-depth look at WWE’s recent house show in Belfast featuring a John Cena/Rey Mysterio vs. Big Show/Edge main event.

The Big News: Shhhhh. HHH and Orton are wrestling.

Full spoilers from WWE’s Raw taping at the O2 Arena in London, England, as they happened on Monday evening.

WWE post updated cards for a Smackdown house show next month hinting at who Umaga will be feuding with upon his return.

The WWE’s annual draft. A heavily hyped 3-hour behemoth of a show. An event that rears its ugly, bulbous head once per annum, looming high overhead like a wayward zeppelin. And once it’s passed by, once the dust has settled, and the shadows have dispersed, is it safe to come out? Is it okay to emerge from your little shelter and gaze back into the grappling world?

Of course it is.

Post-draft, nothing has changed, or to express another cliché, in this column chock-full of them, the more things change, the more they stay the same…

Alex Williams takes a look at the WWE draft in the first of a two-parter.