Big changes are on the horizon for WWE’s main roster in 2025, with both Monday Night Raw and Friday Night SmackDown reportedly set to expand to three-hour shows. As WWE prepares for this shift, fans can expect new talent from NXT to join Raw and SmackDown,

Most seem to think four hours of TV per week isn't enough time to showcase all WWE's talent. For years, the WWE Universe bemoaned Raw's three-hour format,

According to a report from Pwinsider, the current plan is for both RAW and SmackDown to expand to three hours in January 2025. While this is not confirmed just yet, there has been some talk of calling up talent from the NXT brand to help fill six hours of weekly television on the two main brands.

The latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter offered an update on plans for "WWE Raw" and "WWE SmackDown" runtimes in 2025.

WWE has an update on Randy Orton. On social media, WWE shared a storyline update after Orton took a piledriver from Kevin Owens on Friday’s SmackDown, indicating he would be out indefinitely. “Randy Orton has been diagnosed with a cervical cord neurapraxia,

If you took a poll of what title belt fans would love to see added to the WWE Universe, the vast majority would probably say more or less the very same thing: a women’s midcard title. Sure, some might suggest debuting a trios title,