Andy Murray

3 weeks ago | whatculture.com | Andy Murray

TKO Group wants to renegotiate Roman Reigns' $15-million-a-year WWE contract, says former WWE commentator Hugo Savinovich (via Jonathan Coachman). In a claim that should probably be taken with a wheelbarrow full of salt, never mind a pinch, Savinvoich said (via Lucha Libre Online) that he received his information for LLO's President and Vice President. Hugo, whose AAA commentary contract expired last August, said that he was surprised to receive the information on Reigns.

3 weeks ago | whatculture.com | Andy Murray

Jonathan Coachman believes that Paul 'Triple H' Levesque will be removed from his position as WWE Chief Content Officer within 18 months. Speaking on The Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling, Coachman, an ex-WWE broadcaster, theorised that Levesque "won't be running WWE" a year-and-a-half from now. 'The Coach' cited Triple H's 2025 Hall of Fame speech running long and "disrespecting" Bret Hart and 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin by not giving them a HOF walk-out at WrestleMania 41 while explaining.

3 weeks ago | whatculture.com | Andy Murray

WWE SmackDown's total viewership flattened out last week (30 May) despite the presence of top stars John Cena and Cody Rhodes on the show, and diminished sports competition. SmackDown drew an average of 1.383 million P2+ viewers across its three hours on USA Network last Friday. This was identical to the figure from the previous week. The blue brand fared better in the key 18-49 demographic, drawing a 0.34 rating, up from the previous week's 0.33.

3 weeks ago | whatculture.com | Andy Murray

WWE Raw has reached its joint-lowest worldwide viewership since its debut on Netflix on 6 January 2025. Per Netflix's Tudum site, the 26 May episode of Raw drew 2.6 million global viewers across the seven-day calculation window of 26 May-1 June. This was enough for Raw to finish sixth for the week amongst English-language television shows, with Sirens: Limited Series leading the week on 18.2 million global views.

3 weeks ago | whatculture.com | Andy Murray

WWE's next PLE, Money in the Bank 2025, takes place this Saturday (7 June) in Los Angeles, California - and the final competitors in the titular men's and women's ladder matches were confirmed during last night's Raw. El Grande Americano and Stephanie Vaquer have taken the final WWE Money in the Bank ladder spots. Americano qualified by beating AJ Styles and CM Punk in Raw's main event. Vaquer, meanwhile, overcame Ivy Nile and Liv Morgan in the opener.