Edge has responded to speculation over a possible WWE return to face John Cena at Saturday Night's Main Event in December.

From the ring ropes to the realms of Valhalla and Olympus, the Rated-R Superstar’s versatile on-screen career proves the most opportune moments are found beyond the steel cage. Adam Copeland, known to millions as WWE Hall of Famer “Edge“,

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook “Edge signed a three-year deal for $3 million per year in early 2020 and likely the time was extended due to injuries but would be up later this year.

While speaking on the No-Contest Wrestling Podcast, Drew McIntyre was asked about winning the Royal Rumble on a somber day, as earlier on that day Kobe Bryant and his daughter tragically died in a helicopter crash.

Adam Copeland has been wrestling for AEW for the last few years. Despite this, WWE has dropped a reference to the former Edge.

Taking to Twitter, Edge responded to recent rumors surrounding his WWE status. Earlier this week, rumblings circulated that WWE failed to meet Edge’s demands for a contract extension. “There’s nothing going on. There’s no hard feelings between me ...

Former WWE star Enzo Amore has discussed the problems ailing WWE right now, which he feels are the very things that once made the company great.