WWE is undoubtedly the most popular and biggest pro wrestling promotion in the world. With a global reach and a massive history, WWE has so much content on the Internet, be it on their own website, YouTube, or even Wikipedia - the online open-source ...

We love wrestling, which is why we've had a handful of WWE superstars play Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction?. If you've been following us for a while, then you know how it goes. But, if you're new here, Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction? is essentially meant to ...

Online information repository and scourge of university history professors Wikipedia astonishingly turns 20 years old in 2021, and to mark the occasion, the BBC has summarised the internet encyclopaedia's tenure in the form of five of its most significant ...

WWE's Crown Jewel 2023 page has been under attack in the build-up to the show. While at first, the edits were made to reflect matches that were not part of the card, now, the bouts have been edited with apparent results from the night of the event.

Wikipedia turned 20 years old today, and now a WWE entry has become its most edited article ever. Yep, the online encyclopaedia – which launched on January 15, 2001 – is celebrating an impressive milestone, and in an unexpected twist a wrestling ...

WWE Superstar Seth Rollins is our latest guest on Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction. In this episode, the triple crown champ goes deep into Wikipedia to prove and disprove what’s written about him online. Though Wikipedia has Rollins’ birthplace wrong, it’s ...

- WWE Champion Drew McIntyre is the latest Superstar to play "Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction?" with Loudwire. As seen in the video above, McIntyre spoke with Graham Hartmann to prove and disprove what's written about him on his Wikipedia page. - Pat McAfee ...

We’re filing this one under insane, creepy, interesting, telling, and WTF. You’ve possibly heard of the WWE murder/suicide of the week, featuring popular WWE superstar Chris Benoit and his family. Yah, it’s not gadgety, but it’s about Wikiepedia ...