Goldberg episode of WWE Chronicle to air after Hell in a Cell

Goldberg will be the subject of the next edition of WWE Chronicle.

WWE Network News reported today that a Chronicle episode on Goldberg will premiere on the WWE Network after Hell in a Cell on Sunday, October 6. Here’s the description for the episode: “WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg reflects on his legendary career as he returns to the ring for matches against The Undertaker and Dolph Ziggler.”

The match against Undertaker was the first time Goldberg had wrestled since 2017. It took place at Super ShowDown in Saudi Arabia this June and fell apart after Goldberg got hurt during the match. He tweeted after it was over: “Knocked myself out and thought I could finish…. love my fans…..but let u down. Everyone else that found ‘pleasure’….. hope ur happy”

Goldberg then faced Ziggler at SummerSlam and got some redemption. After Ziggler hit two superkicks, Goldberg quickly defeated him with the spear and jackhammer. There was then a post-match angle where Ziggler goaded Goldberg and was given two more spears.

Goldberg is advertised to appear on SmackDown’s FOX premiere, which is taking place two days before Hell in a Cell.

The most recent episode of Chronicle debuted earlier this month and focused on Sasha Banks.

Roman Reigns episode of Chronicle to air on WWE Network

Roman Reigns’ return is the focus of the next edition of WWE Chronicle.

The WWE Network schedule for next week lists that an episode of Chronicle on Reigns will air after Raw on Monday (March 4). The show is listed in a half-hour time slot, starting at 11 p.m. Eastern time and ending at 11:30 p.m.

The brief description for the episode is: “Follow Roman Reigns as he returns to Raw to give an update on his battle with leukemia.”

Reigns returned to WWE television on this Monday’s Raw and announced that his leukemia is in remission. He also took part in a segment later in the show, with Reigns and Seth Rollins saving Dean Ambrose from Baron Corbin, Drew McIntyre, Bobby Lashley, and Elias.

Reigns will be in action in a tag match at Fastlane on March 10.

Shinsuke Nakamura, Samoa Joe, Becky Lynch, Paige, and Ambrose have been featured on past editions of Chronicle.

Following Reigns’ Chronicle episode, a new WWE Untold will air on the Network at 11:30 p.m. Eastern on Monday. It will look back at WWE’s ECW revival from 2006: “Get the extreme story behind ECW’s 2006 return from those who lived it, including Paul Heyman, Shane McMahon, Tommy Dreamer, and more.”

VIDEO: WWE Chronicle episode on Becky Lynch

Ahead of her title defense at TLC, WWE spotlighted SmackDown Women’s Champion Becky Lynch on an episode of Chronicle.

The 24-minute episode was released on the WWE Network, WWE.com, and WWE’s YouTube channel today. Lynch discusses her journey in professional wrestling, her character transformation into becoming “The Man,” and the injury that took her out of facing Ronda Rousey at Survivor Series. The episode also includes video of Lynch during her phone interview on Ariel Helwani’s MMA Show this week.

With Chronicle mixing real life with storyline, the episode covers the build to Lynch returning to the ring and defending her title against Charlotte Flair and Asuka in a triple threat tables, ladders, and chairs match tomorrow night.

This is the fourth episode of Chronicle that WWE has produced. Past editions have focused on Shinsuke Nakamura ahead of facing AJ Styles at WrestleMania 34, Samoa Joe ahead of his match with Styles at SummerSlam, and Dean Ambrose during his return to the ring and turning against Seth Rollins.

Lynch’s episode of Chronicle is available to watch below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-M4qKQKZxPM

Becky Lynch episode of WWE Chronicle to premiere on Saturday

Becky Lynch will be the focus of the next edition of WWE Chronicle.

WWE has announced that a Chronicle episode on Lynch will premiere tomorrow (Saturday, December 15), which comes in advance of Lynch defending her SmackDown Women’s Championship against Charlotte Flair and Asuka in a triple threat tables, ladders, and chairs match this Sunday.

The episode will be available to watch on the WWE Network on demand and WWE’s YouTube account at noon Eastern time tomorrow.

Here’s WWE’s description for the episode: “SmackDown Women’s Champion Becky Lynch was gearing up for her highly anticipated match at Survivor Series against Raw Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey, but after taking a punch from Nia Jax, the champion found herself in ‘doctor jail,’ and the dream match was called off. Follow Becky as she looks back on her evolution into becoming ‘The Man,’ and join The Irish Lass Kicker on her journey back to the ring at WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs in a new edition of WWE Chronicle.”

Dave Meltzer had reported that WWE was filming a documentary on Lynch this week.

WWE Chronicle mixes real life with storyline for its episodes. Past editions of Chronicle focused on Shinsuke Nakamura ahead of WrestleMania 34, Samoa Joe ahead of SummerSlam 2018, and Dean Ambrose during his return to the ring and turning against Seth Rollins. Those episodes ranged from 37 minutes to an hour long.