A low-blow. Wrestling fans in Canada booed the Star Spangled Banner at a WWE wrestling match on Saturday night — with commentator Pat McAfee calling Canada “terrible,” in a rant after the national diss.

Though they have since become a force together on RAW, Michael Cole reveals that Pat McAfee almost left WWE before WrestleMania 35.

The WWE Elimination Chamber premium live event at the Rogers’ Center in Toronto on Saturday ended with fireworks, just not the kind fans were expecting. Following an improbable Elimination Chamber victory over Logan Paul,

Fans at WWE Elimination Chamber in Toronto booed “The Star-Spangled Banner,” prompting sports commentator Pat McAfee to condemn Canada.  Read More

Prior to this week’s episode of WWE RAW going on the air, CM Punk played a prank on Pat McAfee by trapping him inside of a porta potty. Punk positioned the portable toilet against a wall so that McAfee couldn’t open the door,

Pat McAfee's work in the WWE commentary booth has been praised by many, including Triple H himself, who praised McAfee's ability and passion. However, not everyone is happy with everything the color commentator does,

Social media is destroying Pat McAfee over his bizarre apology to Canadians after calling the nation a "terrible" country.

Pat McAfee has apologized to Canada and hopes to move on after furiously reacting to the booing of the U.S. national anthem during WWE’s Elimination Chamber in Toronto. On Saturday night, WWE hosted its final premium live event before WrestleMania.

Tensions between Canada and the United States spilled into the world of professional wrestling over the weekend when Canadian fans loudly booed the U.S national anthem at WWE's Eli

Pat McAfee put his foot in his mouth again. The controversial ESPN and WWE host " apologized " after being lambasted by Canadians for Xenophobic comments he made about them while hosting WWE’s “Elimination Chamber” on Saturday.

That’s been most apparent during professional sporting events that feature teams from both countries. Citizens from Canada have started booing the U.S. national anthem, and vice versa. It all seemingly got started at an NHL game last month (after President Trump initially announced the tariffs), and it’s continued into March.