WWE just made a move that has old-school wrestling fans buzzing... and it could mean the return of an iconic event from the Monday Night Wars.

Bill Goldberg waved goodbye to professional wrestling, but he might not be the only absent superstar after WWE Saturday Night's Main Event. Seth Rollins seemingly suffered a knee

Overshadowing all of the in-ring action was what appeared to be a serious-looking knee injury to Seth Rollins, one of the most important and talented performers on WWE's roster.

WWE appears to have quietly cut ties with Travis Scott since, after playing a key role in the main event at WrestleMania 41, the musician doesn't seem to be affiliated with the company at all. No one has really addressed the situation in an official capacity,

On WWE SmackDown, James was seen in the background of a backstage segment where Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair were speaking. James was holding her trademark briefcase. In April, James confirmed she suffered a leg injury and was in the middle of her rehab.

Seth Rollins' status is suddenly one of WWE's most compelling situations. A knee injury suffered against LA Knight at Saturday Night's Main Event forced what appeared to be an audible, but whether the damage is real,

Goldberg put the bow on his career in the featured attraction of Saturday Night’s Main Event from State Farm Arena in Atlanta, but the focus now is on Seth Rollins and a potentially disastrous knee injury he may have suffered.

From the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, the latest Saturday Night's Main Event delivered the final chapter of Goldberg's wrestling career and a series of personal rivalry matches.

It appears a WWE RAW team has parted ways without any payoff. Grayson Waller popped up on RAW this past Monday for a backstage segment with The New Day. The “Big G”, as Waller called himself, referenced Austin Theory’s injury before telling Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston A-Town Down Under is “finally done.