WWE honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

WWE pays tribute to the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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[kyriakoschrist]

Bold of you to remove Cody from the pictures

[jannaistafford]

Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Raheem Rhodes approves this message

[ThisWeekinWWE]

I'm a second year high school student in Japan. Dr. King is famous in Japan, and I just learned about him today in my school's English textbook.

[shilohwestby]

crazy work posting this after having hogan on raw

[justynafk]

There’s not a single person who clicked on this thumbnail without thinking Cody Raheem Rhodes would show up!

[Voidencly]

14.5 years I’ve watched WWE it’s now my everything and will never stop watching it

[ashwinrajbhar]

It's a beautiful song, isn't it? I got goosebumps while listening to this music. So many memories.

[Jesusbeliever]

We should watch this on Tuesday when we recap at school ❤

[Breyjones]

"This honor don't work for me brother" hulk hogan

[brantfrans]

What a great man. Who delivered one of the most important and beautiful speeches ever.

[Alister]

HOGAN : IT'S DOESN'T WORK WITH ME BROTHER

[michael]

0:40 finally, a use for Apollo Crews lol

[dquanissavage]

WWE Is Truly Legendary For This!!🙏🙏❤️❤️😇😇🐐🐐🐐🐐

[BettyFisher-gysk]

Your great content with a touch of humility makes me proud.

[Kashwave]

Brock Lesnar an hulk hogan left the group chat after seeing this😂

[DarianHiman]

when you think of king you think i of mlk and james earl jones

[exodia]

Dr. King, was a man who opened the eyes of the people to the horror that was confronting people in his day and still confronts us today. I believe in Dr. King's dream, and I know that because of Dr. King, men, women and children, regardless of their race, color or creed, can be in the same workplace or the same school. Sure, man isn't perfect, but at least most of us learn from our mistakes. And at least we can say segregation is virtually non-existent in our nation today, so I join the many people in the 60s who saw segregation come to an end to say free at last, free at last! Thank God Almighty, we're free at last!

[streamgamer.]

He, s a real hero of all time i am from India but I respect her to much ❤❤

[riley]

Last Wednesday, the 15th, would have been Dr. King's 96th birthday.

[_FLAMEx]

Cody Raheem Rhodes is somewhere celebrating at the cookout right now😂