The Bloodline has been a dominant stable and storytelling device this decade. Family drama helped to elevate the careers of Roman Reigns, The Usos, Solo Sikoa and others. It's also been integral to their rivals' careers.

WWE 2K25 has just revealed all the new features coming to the next instalment in the wrestling series, including cover star, roster, new modes and more. Fans can also mark their calendars now, as

Roman Reigns has been unveiled as the cover star for 'WWE 2K25'. Publisher 2K has revealed The Tribal Chief is leading the standard version of the hit Visual Concepts wrestling game – which is released on March 14 - along with faction buddies Jey Uso and Jacob Fatu and more on the cover of The Bloodline Edition,

Royal Rumble is loaded with top-tier talent, but this event wasn't always a marquee night on the WWE calendar. A look back at how we got here.

Physical pre-orders for WWE 2K25 in India have not started yet. If they do, you can check these online stores for availability: WWE 2K25 standard edition is 43% more expensive than Valve’s suggested price on Steam for PC. According to SteamDB, the suggested price for the game is ₹2400.

The full roster for WWE 2K25 has been announced, with dozens of male and female Superstars for you to choose from to duke it out in the ring.

One of WWE's biggest and longest-running premium live events is not without its share of controversy and moments that irked wrestling fans.

Reigns joined some of WWE’s greats to earn a cover shot, along with previous stars Cody Rhodes, Brock Lesnar, Steve Austin, Rey Mysterio and John Cena.

WWE 2K25 evolves the franchise with The Bloodline Showcase, enhanced gameplay features, new match types, the largest-ever WWE 2K roster and a new “The Island” experience.

Highlights include The Bloodline Edition, Deadman Edition, biggest roster ever, intergender matches, and more Sydney, Australia – January 29, 2025 – Today, 2K announced WWE® 2K25, the newest installment of the flagship WWE video game franchise developed by Visual Concepts,

Priest has told Undisputed WWE champion Cody Rhodes he will see him soon. The New York native has already proven he’s a main-event-level talent. This should give him a chance to see if he can reach that elite level without the help of an ensemble cast to lean on.