The second season of WWE's popular reality show, LFG (Let's Freakin' Go), premiered on June 22, 2025, on the A&E network. The show is considered a significant talent-hunting platform within the WWE fanbase and the wrestling industry.
Sports News: WWE's highly anticipated reality show, LFG - Legends and Future Greats, launched its second season on June 22nd on the A&E network. This show serves as a platform to identify WWE's future stars and nurture new talent under the guidance of established legends. Following the overwhelming success of the first season, this season returns with even greater intensity, boasting a new wave of competitors, experienced mentors, and a significant change: Michelle McCool replaces Mickie James.
Major Judging Panel Change: Michelle McCool's Explosive Return
The biggest highlight of this season is Michelle McCool's return as a judge. A former WWE Women's Champion and wife of WWE legend The Undertaker, she replaces Mickie James, who successfully led the show in its first season. McCool's presence not only injects new energy into the show but also promises an exciting "husband versus wife" rivalry at the judging table.
Michelle has made her intentions clear: "I'll take the title, I'll beat The Undertaker and show who the real champion is." The Undertaker responded in kind: "The biggest clash this season will be between me and Michelle. The winning team will decide who the true legend is."
Six New and Returning Competitors, Divided into Teams, Vie for NXT Contracts
This season features 16 competitors, divided into four teams. Each team is coached by a WWE legend. Renowned coaches like The Undertaker, Michelle McCool, Booker T, and Bubba Ray Dudley add to the excitement. Teams compete weekly, earning points for superior performance.
The team with the most points at the finale will have their coach win the LFG Championship belt. The prize for the competitors is a live contract with WWE NXT—a golden opportunity to launch their WWE careers.
Who are this year's Future Greats?
- Returning competitors include Jenna Sterling, Eliza Holyfield, and Danny Ray.
- Among the new faces, the most talked-about is Trill London, a former NFL player.
- Summer Sorel, with her MMA background, is considered a b contender.
- The initial episodes showcased intense drama when coach Booker T left the stage during an argument. Although he later returned, it highlighted the fierce competition this season.
Where and How to Watch the Show?
'LFG' airs every Sunday at 10 PM (ET) on the A&E channel. Viewers can also stream it on platforms like Philo, DirecTV, and Sling TV. The show is available both live and on-demand, making it easily accessible without a cable connection.
What's Special This Time?
- Husband-wife judging rivalry
- Intense competition for NXT contracts
- Active role of WWE legends in coaching
- Clash between newcomers and established stars
- Significant improvement in the show's production quality and action
WWE's LFG is more than just a reality show; it's a search for the next generation to make history in the ring. The Undertaker versus McCool rivalry adds an extra layer of intrigue to the show.
