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S3E2
The Last Time is Now
WWE's past, present and future converge during John Cena's final match. Injuries derail "The Vision," forcing the creative team to change direction.
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#2
S1E4
Heel Turn
What does it take to be a heel? After The Rock makes Cody Rhodes a game-changing offer, WWE writers devise a plot twist that leaves Cena fans breathless.
#3
S2E5
The Pop
Seth Rollins stuns the WWE Universe, Becky Lynch and Lyra Valkyria adapt to challenges, and John Cena competes in his last SummerSlam bout.
#4
Episode #3.1
S3E1
#5
New Era
S1E1
#6
The Truth
S2E2
#7
Performance Art
S2E4
#8
WrestleMania
S1E5
#9
Push
S1E2
#10
Life Happens
S3E4
Lowlights
With Seth Rollins sidelined, the Royal Rumble depends on WWE's rising stars. Oba Femi and Trick Williams deliver electrifying debuts while Liv Morgan secures a huge victory.
#14
The Vision
S2E3
#13
Episode #2.1
S2E1
#12
Worth the Wait
S1E3
#11
The Grandest Stage
S3E5
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