Just because Rob Gronkowski doesn't play football anymore doesn't mean fans should rule him out of sports forever—including the WWE ring. Gronkowski recently joined the What's Your Story? With ...

One year after announcing his from the NFL, former New England Patriots tight end might be headed to a wrestling ring near you. In a tweet posted to Fox Sports account late Tuesday night, WWE ...

It should come as no surprise that Rob Gronkowski, one of the most entertaining, outrageous and flamboyant players in professional football, would gravitate toward the world of professional wrestling.

Arizona Wildcat. All-Pro tight end in the NFL with the New England Patriots. Fox NFL personality. The next adventure for Rob Gronkowski? Possibly a professional wrestling career. On Tuesday, Ryan ...

WWE Hall of Famer and head of creative Triple H gave legendary NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski his stamp of approval Friday. At Fanatics Fest in New York City, Gronk took advantage of the opportunity to ...

Rob Gronkowski is making a comeback. The longtime New England Patriots tight end is apparently closing in on a deal with the WWE, according to Wrestling Sheet’s Ryan Satin. The terms of that deal are ...

Dumb jock? Think again. The four-time Super Bowl champion has turned his larger-than-life personality into a winning brand that earns him an estimated $10 million a year—and he’s only getting bigger.

Longtime New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski signed a one-day contract on Wednesday to retire as a member of the storied Foxboro franchise, simultaneously fulfilling a wish of one of his ...

One of the greatest tight ends in NFL history is officially retiring as a New England Patriot. Rob Gronkowski will sign a one-day ceremonial contract at Gillette Stadium on Wednesday afternoon, ...

Rob Gronkowski has heard the chatter about retired stars making surprise returns, especially after Philip Rivers’ unexpected comeback for the Indianapolis Colts.