The show must go on! Here’s everything there is to know about this year’s Wrestlemania, which unlike the Undertaker’ streak, isn’t planning to be broken so long as Vince McMahon still takes his morning dose of crazy pills.

Thanks to the Coronavirus, Wrestlemania 36 will instead be broadcast from the WWE Performance Center. With nary a butt in a seat to be seen in recent Smackdown and RAW episodes that followed this approach, it’s going to be a weird one folks.

The WWE Royal Rumble took place at the Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas and officially marked the beginning of the road to Wrestlemania. Here’s who won and last during the massive free for all event.

LET’S GET READY TO RUUUUUUUMBLE!

Triple H’s NXT army has been on a rampage, with the likes of Charlotte Flair, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns all having been on the receiving end of an NXT ambush lately. That means that this Sunday, triple threat is the flavour of the day! Here’s a look at the big matches that’ll help send WWE off into 2020.

As the year winds down and Survivor Series draws near, the WWE still has one other big event up its sleeve in the form of Crown Jewel. An extravaganza of dream matches, this year’s incarnation isn’t relying on nostalgia to help sell tickets in Saudi Arabia. Well, not too much at least. Outside of Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair fielding their own teams in one last contest amongst wrestling’s immortals, Crown Jewel is banking on some star power and massive matches featuring everyone on the WWE roster being thrown at one another.

Here's a look at who won and who lost at the biggest WWE summer event of the year, Summerslam!

Finally, there’s some confirmation of WWE 2K20 being real, thanks to an announcement of an upcoming announcement and no I’m not making this up. 2K dropped an entire TWO new screenshots for the upcoming wrestlefest, which may be about as surprising as a Big Show Heel/Face turn. So if you wanted to see the doctor of huganomics and the beast incarnate rendered in the 2K style, here you go!