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NFL to play regular season games again in Germany in 2026, 2028

NFL to play regular season games again in Germany in 2026, 2028

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The NFL will return to Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany, for additional regular season games in 2026 and 2028, the league announced Wednesday.See the Story

SNME Finish Was Allegedly WWE’s Declaration That The Vince McMahon Era Is Over

SNME Finish Was Allegedly WWE’s Declaration That The Vince McMahon Era Is Over

WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event apparently had a message that some may not have picked up on, according to wrestling veteran Ryback. The latest SNME was headlined by John Cena, who had his final match in his pro wrestling career. His opponent, Gunther, did not go easy on him, eventually forcing him to tap out […]See the Story

John Cena’s Not Disappearing From WWE Anytime Soon

John Cena’s Not Disappearing From WWE Anytime Soon

John Cena has officially ended his professional wrestling career, but that doesn't mean he's destined to leave WWE for good. The 17-time world champion has already confessed that he has signed a new deal with the Stamford’s federation as an ambassador and it has been announced that he will participate in the episode of Monday Night Raw that will take place immediately after WrestleMania 42 in 2026. The 'Cenation' leader did not disappoint in the…See the Story

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