Bobby Lashley, leader of The Pride and former WWE Champion, has made headlines with recent updates. Lashley introduced his faction, The Pride, last year alongside former tag team champions The Street ...

In their partnership, MVP feels like he’s had to protect Bobby Lashley from himself sometimes because of how nice he is.

Former WWE Superstars Bobby Lashley, CJ Perry (Lana), and Miro (Rusev) took part in one of WWE’s most controversial storylines. This storyline revolved around Rusev and Lana’s marriage which featured ...

According to reports, Lashley’s WWE exit could be paired with longtime manager MVP. MVP returned to WWE in January 2020 and has largely been used in a managerial capacity, pairing himself with Lashley ...

Word emerged over the weekend that Bobby Lashley's WWE contract is expiring in the near future, with the veteran wrestler said to have been removed from the company's internal roster. PWInsider has ...

Bobby Lashley’s next steps remain unknown, but his longtime manager’s future seems to already be written. As reported by Fightful Select, MVP is also no longer listed on WWE’s internal roster and is ...

While Roman Reigns' Bloodline faction currently dominates WWE, The Hurt Business at one point appeared on a similar path. Co-led by WWE veterans MVP and Bobby Lashley, the stable also consisted of ...

Former WWE champion Bobby Lashley claims that he once had the opportunity for a high-profile boxing match against one of the greatest of all time. "I was offered a Mike Tyson fight also. I was offered ...

Fightful Select has learned that the WWE contract of one Bobby Lashley is “set to expire soon”. PWN added that Lashley has since been removed from WWE’s internal roster, fueling speculation about his ...

Former WWE Champion Bobby Lashley has addressed his career and future in a new interview after leaving WWE, noting that he still wants to wrestle. Appearing on The Bo and Them Show on Dallas/Fort ...

A wrestling veteran believes that Bobby Lashley should not face a former WWE champion in AEW. The veteran made this remark while discussing the main event players in the Jacksonville-based promotion.

Card subject to change is a phrase WWE fans know all too well. And while those four words are often used at live events, it can often become a reality for some of the company's biggest shows. That ...