Copeland always respected the older generation, because they paved the way to make things easier for the younger generation.

While the Cope name isn’t getting over with the AEW fanbase right now, Adam Copeland isn’t giving up on it just yet. All ...

On the January 9, 2006 episode of WWE Raw, Adam Copeland (Edge in WWE) celebrated winning the WWE Championship with live sex celebration with Lita. The two get under the covers in a bed in the middle ...

The Rated-R Superstar Adam Copeland recently returned to AEW with a new name. The former TNT Champion has opened up about the sudden name change. At the AEW Worlds End PPV, Adam Copeland made his ...

Copeland as Ares in<em> Percy Jackson and the Olympians</em> Episode 5. The premiere of the upcoming Disney+ series Percy Jackson and the Olympians took place in New ...

Former WWE Champion and current AEW star, Adam Copeland -- formerly Edge -- said it was fascinating to talk business with Vince McMahon, but recognized the dark side of McMahon that clouds his ...

Adam Copeland could very well run out of time before he runs out of opponents, but he says it's going to be a fun challenge to face as many of them as possible before he finally hangs up his boots ...

Adam Copeland shortened his ring name to Cope on Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite Fight for the Fallen episode in Asheville, North Carolina, a moniker that the star has used in his social media handles ...

Adam Copeland's wife and WWE Hall of Famer, Beth Phoenix, may not be an active wrestler anymore, but she continues to make headlines outside of wrestling.

In 2006, Adam Copeland, known as Edge, participated in a controversial WWE Live Sex Celebration with Lita after winning his first WWE Championship. Edge expressed discomfort with the segment ...

Cope has been teaming with FTR (Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler) to battle The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, & Wheeler Yuta, & PAC).

Former WWE superstar Edge, now known as Adam Copeland, made his AEW debut as 'Cope' at Worlds End after recovering from a leg fracture. Copeland emphasizes that he prefers the new name Cope for ...