WWE superstars to perform in Singapore on June 28 according to : IB Times

"WWE LIVE SINGAPORE will deliver the same non-stop, family-friendly entertainment to our passionate fan base that they know and love from our TV programming and WWE Network," he added. "WWE is excited once again to bring the electrifying atmosphere of WWE Live to Singapore, giving WWE fans the chance to see their favourite Superstars live for the first time since 2015," Chris Marsh, vice-president and general manager of WWE Asia Pacific said. WWE will be performing in Singapore for the second time in three years on June 28 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. The organizers for WWE LIVE SINGAPORE have confirmed the event that will have an exciting blend of in-ring action and showmanship from superstars including Kevin Owens, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, Charlotte, Bayley, Sasha Banks and more. The last WWE show in Singapore was sold out.




5 former WWE superstars who look better now than in their primeYou do not want to mess with these 5 people today! There is a trend that WWE superstars generally follow in their lives. In fact, he decided to move forward and get in even better shape. So, without any further ado, here are 5 former WWE superstars who look better now than they did in their prime:#1 The RockToday, Dwayne The Rock Johnson is one of the most recognisable names on the planet due to his incredible transition from wrestling to Hollywood. @ACillanki by Akash Cillanki Top 5 / Top 10 07 Mar 2017, 16:14 ISTIs there anything The Rock isn't good at?

WWE superstars read to Orlando students for Read Across...

ORLANDO, Fla. - Students at Cypress Lakes Elementary school got some "tough" love from a few WWE superstars. Big Cass, Carmella, Darren Young, and others dropped by to show off their muscles -- and their reading skills -- for Read Across America Day. Read Across America Day happens every year on March 2, which is the birthday of Dr. Seuss, the pen name of Theodor Seuss Geisel. WWE also partnered with First Book to donate 1,000 books to the school. "Reading is difficult, and we just wanted them to know we had the same struggles as them," Big Cass said.


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