WWE is in the midst of the most profitable period in company history with strong ticket and merchandise sales, along with lucrative media rights deals, contribu

“Saturday Night’s Main Event. Its return to NBC, this time in primetime for a live national audience. It’s the perfect vehicle for two of our biggest stars — WWE Champion Cody Rhodes vs. Kevin Owens — and signals our level of ambition for this show,” WWE’s Chief Creative Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque said.

After Survivor Series, WWE is set to have a blast from the past with Saturday Night's Main Event. A callback to the popular late-night series that aired on NBC and FOX from 1985-1992. More Professional Wrestling: Jake 'The Snake' Roberts Reveals Why He Left WWE In order to pay tribute to the 80s,

Cody Rhodes teases that there may be some surprises at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event. WWE will bring back Saturday Night’s Main Event for the first time since 2008 on December 14. The company is reportedly planning to use an old-school look and feel for the show.

Cody Rhodes is at the forefront of WWE’s renaissance, and he says this boom should be called the Record Era. During a recent appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Undisputed WWE Champion Rhodes was asked about WWE’s success.

Fans were hoping WWE would be going big on nostalgia for its December 14 Saturday Night’s Main Event, and a new report of a WWE Hall of Famer appearing suggests exactly that. Few people symbolize the iconic show more than manager Jimmy Hart and,