WWE star Paul Heyman was a significant part of Saturday's Survivor Series: WarGames, where he represented a massive roster in the main event. However, he went viral for what he did after the event, as ...

Heyman pushed the fan with both hands after he approached the WWE manager as he was leaving the San Diego match on Saturday, Nov. 29 Bailey Richards is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been ...

Last year, Paul Heyman's celebrated role as a manager in pro wrestling propelled the veteran into the WWE Hall of Fame. Despite that honor, and having been a part of several major stars' runs to the ...

Paul Heyman shoved a young boy while leaving WWE’s Survivor Series: WarGames event in San Diego on Saturday, Nov. 29 The WWE manager shoved the fan away after the boy passed by security to approach ...

Now best known as an onscreen manager in WWE, Paul Heyman has been involved in the pro wrestling industry since he was 13 years old, having held many different roles across six decades. Appearing on ...

WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman has been in the pro wrestling business for over four decades, but predicts that he has another 40 years remaining in his career. When the question arises regarding the ...

Wrestling stars will collide at WWE's upcoming Survivor Series WarGames, including two separate WarGames matches, and John Cena participating in his final match at the annual event. It's his second-to ...

The November 14th episode of Friday Night SmackDown advanced the Survivor Series 2025: WarGames buildup even faster than expected. At the beginning of the show, we saw Jimmy Uso joining hands with ...

Is Paul Heyman the greatest manager and mouthpiece of all time? He certainly thinks so. During an interview with Logan Paul on Impaulsive, Heyman spoke about his place in wrestling history. He said he ...

Paul Heyman, the infamous ‘advocate’ for WWE superstar Brock Lesnar, became the center of online controversy on Saturday night, not just for his role in Survivor Series: WarGames, but for a viral ...

The Seattle Mariners traded former Florida catcher Luke Heyman to the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday night. Heyman, a 14th-round draft pick this summer, never played a game in Seattle's minor league system ...