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WhatCulture.com WWE 2K16 is only three and a half months old now, so it's about time to start talking about WWE 2K17. While 2K16 was a good game and huge step forward from the overall disappointment of 2K15, there are still improvements needed (specifically towards Career mode). One of the things 2K16 has boasted is the largest roster in WWE video game history. While that is true, there were still some omissions who were left out for less important stars (guys like...Savio Vega) or for some (to be frank) bullsh*t reasons (*cough cough* The Four Horsewomen *cough*). And along with the new members of the real life roster, 2K17's roster is gearing up to top 2K16's. Here, I'm going to give my 16 suggestions for the next game's roster. Without further ado, here are 16 current WWE wrestlers who should be added to WWE 2K17 16. Carmella WWE on YouTube  Since Enzo Amore & Colin Cassady made it into 2K16, it's only fitting that 2K add Carmella  to complet...

WWE.com Following up yesterday's news that AJ Styles, Shinsuke Nakamura, Karl Anderson, and Doc Gallows all signed with WWE , WWE.com has posted an article addressing the rumor mill . The article addresses mostly what is already known about the situation: The four reportedly have all told New Japan Pro Wrestling they are done with the promotion, and are singing with WWE. According to the article, Triple H has declined to comment on the rumors. The article briefly explains Styles, Anderson, and Gallows involvement in the Bullet Club, and even acknowledges Finn Balor's past as the original leader of the Bullet Club. The article calls the possible of additions of the four as "one of the most significant bulk talent acquisitions in WWE history". Each of the men's previous accolades are listed (minus Styles' TNA accolades because "LOL TNA"), and Gallows previous run in the company and Anderson's time as head trainer Matt Bloom (Tensai)'s tag...

F4WOnline is reporting that New Japan Pro Wrestling stars AJ Styles, Shinsuke Nakamura, Karl Anderson, and Doc Gallows have all left the promotion and have signed with WWE. This news broke within 24 hours of the conclusion NJPW's Wrestle Kingdom 10, the company's version of WrestleMania, where Nakamura successfully defended IWGP Intercontinental Championship against Styles, and Anderson & Gallows dropped the IWGP Tag Team Championships to the Great Bash Heel (Togi Makabe and Tomoaki Honma). It was reported in the article by Bryan Rose that the four approached NJPW booker Gedo and told him they would be leaving. Nakamura, who is still the IWGP Intercontinental Champion, will most likely drop the title before leaving. This would come as a huge blow to NJPW, as the four are major stars in the promotion. Nakamura is currently in his 5th reign as Intercontinental Champion, and is a 3-time IWGP Heavyweight Champion, and a former IWGP Tag Team Champion. Styles is a 2-time ...