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The only thing 2020 will be remembered for is how the coronavirus affected everyone and everything.

A passcode on a pole match might be the only way to settle the latest dispute between XFL founder Vince McMahon and former commissioner Oliver Luck.

A former XFL linebacker asked a legendary rapper on social media whether he was going to get his own team after Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was part of a group that bought the league Monday.

Lawyers for XFL owner Vince McMahon argued in court filings Wednesday that the wrestling magnet was justified in firing league CEO Oliver Luck last month just before the football operation shut down.

P.J. Walker was one of the best quarterbacks in the XFL and was poised to lead the Houston Roughnecks to the championship before the season was cut short because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Former XFL commissioner Oliver Luck has sued owner Vince McMahon in federal court for wrongful termination after McMahon suspended all operations, laid-off employees, and filed for bankruptcy.

Former XFL defensive back Kenny Robinson Jr. made a plea to NFL teams in a letter Tuesday making sure they know he is ready to make an impact and they wouldn’t be making a mistake by drafting him.

The XFL filed for bankruptcy on Monday, likely spelling the end of the second iteration of the league.

The XFL suspended league operations Friday after the coronavirus pandemic forced it to suspend play with the season about halfway finished.

The XFL’s future appeared to be in doubt as COO Jeffrey Pollock said in a Friday conference call that all employees had been laid off, according to multiple reports.