Visual Concepts and publisher 2K are promising to show off more of how WWE 2K22 is coming along by sharing regular behind-the-scenes updates "over the coming weeks" on Instagram and Twitter.

WWE 2K Battlegrounds feels like a missed opportunity at the best of times. What could have been a mad breath of fresh air until WWE 2K22 comes along, is instead a boring grind that’s all style and no real substance. Invasive microtransactions tarnish the few remaining bright spots of this game, barely allowing it be okayfabe.

Next year’s WWE 2K22 is aiming to recapture the essence of wrestling, and to do so, 2K Games is looking back to the past.

Just how much pain and torment can one man endure over the course of decades inside a WWE ring? That's a question that the upcoming Undertaker documentary series looks to answer.

WWE 2K20 will go down in history as not only the worst wrestling game ever made, but possibly a vital one that forced 2K Games to rethink their reliance on making sports entertainment an annual spectacle.

I got a brief chance to chat to Flair ahead of her upcoming showdown at Wrestlemania 36. Here’s what the Queen had to say about the challenge of Ripley, what makes her opponent worthy and showing off an amazing new robe at grandest stage of them all.

In 2020, the WWE is coming back, and this time they’re bringing some of their biggest stars with them. Seth Rollins, Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, Bobby Lashley, The OC, Ricochet, Aleister Black and even more superstars will be present, with shows kicking off in April.

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.