WWE fans can expect more action on Friday nights, whether they like it or not. According to a report by WrestleVotes Radio, WWE Smackdown will be given an extra hour on USA Network starting in January.

It looks like WWE SmackDown will be getting a third hour in the near future. WWE SmackDown has been a two-hour show since its inception. That looks to change, according to a new report from WrestleVotes on WrestleVotes Radio.

The latest rumors, including SmackDown moving to a three hour format, WWE signs the Lucha Bros to multi-year deal, John Cena retirement tour opponent, Kevin Owens contract offer and AEW interest, and more!

In a recent podcast appearance, Los Angeles Lakers legend and five-time NBA champion Derek Fisher has compared the current league to post-Attitude Era WWE.

Former Los Angeles Lakers point guard Derek Fisher got extremely candid about his views on the modern NBA while appearing on former Lakers coach and player Byron Scott’s 'Fast Break' podcast. The five-time champion compared the evolution of the NBA to how professional wrestling evolved,

Former NBA player Derek Fisher spent 18 seasons in the league, primarily with the Los Angeles Lakers. Despite his lengthy career in the NBA league, the 50-year-old has recently been critical of the NBA’s current state,

NBA guard Tyrese Haliburton and the rest of the Indiana Pacers made an appearance on WWE NXT in Florida, drawing boos and insulting the Orlando Magic.

Tyrese Haliburton is proving he can be a showman in multiple avenues. During WWE's NXT on Tuesday, Haliburton decided to poke a little bit of fun at the expense of the Orlando Magic. Haliburton appeared on NXT to be involved in an angle in which Ethan Page and Trick Williams were holding a contract signing for their upcoming NXT championship match.