Michael B. Jordan is donning the director's gloves for the third instalment in the Creed series.

On top of the upcoming sequel, the Black Panther writer/director will be returning to Wakanda once more as part of a new development deal signed with Disney.

While we still don't know how Marvel will address the tragic passing of Black Panther actor Chadwick Boseman, the highly anticipated sequel reportedly start shooting sooner than expected.

In the wake of the shocking death of Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman, tributes to the beloved actor and real-life hero continues to come in

WAKANDA FOREVER!... or at least till 2022, which is when the sequel to 2018's massive Black Panther will be releasing with Ryan Coogler officially back at the helm again as director.

Space Jam 2 is entering some production difficulties as LeBron James Nike endorsements are preventing them from casting certain NBA players. It's a good thing then that Ryan Coogler is set to be re-writing the script then.

Michael B. Jordan’s piston-punching pugilist is coming back for a sequel round. This time, it’s a tale of sons fighting a battle that their fathers started so many years ago, as Adonis Creed faces none other than Ivan Drago’s own progeny in the ring, Viktor. Can Adonis avenge the murder of his father and finally lay the ghosts of the past to rest? How will Rocky fare against the man who essentially ended his career in the ring? Those are some good questions, which you might want to ask Jordan himself, as he’ll be touring South Africa to promote Creed II thanks to Empire Entertainment

More than three decades after his father was killed in the ring by Ivan Drago (Dolph Lundgren), Adonis Creed (Michael B. Jordan) is out for some revenge by facing against Drago's son in the exciting-looking new trailer for Creed II.