Looks like The Monster Among Men isn't invincible after all.
We are just five days away from the final Pay-per-view of the year, WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs. As stated before, the match-card looks stacked from top to bottom. Almost every match has a backstory. Also, nearly half of the matches are gimmick matches, which is appreciable as the PPV is called TLC. From title matches to grudge matches, the card has everything needed to make the event successful. It just depends on the execution now. The road to Royal Rumble will
TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs, WWE's final Pay-per-view of 2018 is all set to take place this Sunday. For the first time in three years, the event will be a co-branded one. It was a Smackdown Live-exclusive event in 2016 and a Raw-only Pay-per-view last year. As the name suggests, there will be a number of TLC (or its derivative) matches. If booked right, it has the potential to become one of 2018's most extreme and enjoyable WWE events. As TLC is the
Bringing in a real-life battle of WWE star Roman Reigns might have just backfired for the World Wrestling Entertainment. The league is forced to make some creative changes following massive fan outrage over using Roman Reigns leukemia battle as a publicity promo in their recent feature. Back in November on Raw, Dean Ambrose mentioned Roman Reigns‘ recent Leukemia diagnosis and stated that he was getting what he deserved. This stunt was in a promo aimed at Seth Rollins, and the fans were disturbed
WWE SmackDown Live Women's champion Becky Lynch could be dropping her title in the first-ever women's Tables, Ladders and Chairs match in which she will be a part of a triple-threat match that also involves her former best friend, Charlotte Flair, and Asuka. According to Bryan Alvarez on the latest edition of The Wrestling Observer, it's likely that Asuka could be walking out of TLC with the Women's Championship. The main reason behind this move is that it will free Becky to battle