Alberto Del Rio has been pulled from live events following his concussion.
For my take on the 6/10 PWInsider.com questions:
1. It could always happen if he stays clean. He can always be relied on for a reaction.
2. Wow. That's something. Not all of that is WWE's fault, but it's an interesting statistic.
3. I can see it happening if all the stars align (every year they feel like that person should win). Whether they can keep it up for 20 WrestleManias is another matter altogether.
4. It's too soon to push Ryback like that, but I like the intense power he's shown so far. I'll wait to see how he progresses in the months to come before saying he's a future World Champion.
I go into everything else from 6/10 after the break.
5. Nope. Maybe if you defended Chris Benoit or something, but I don't see a joke about someone's weight making you a bad person.
R-Truth has either severely sprained or broken his foot. He was replaced on WWE's European tour by Zack Ryder and Brodus Clay. No word on if there will be a change in the tag titles as a result of the injury.
Update: his foot is confirmed to be broken.
Jeff and Karen Jarrett were not at TNA Slammiversary, which is notable given Jeff being pivotal in the founding of the company. No word on why.
FCW's Big E Langston defeated Heath Slater on house shows the weekend of 6/9. He won't be on Season 6 of NXT (as of this writing), so maybe they're thinking of putting him on the main roster already?
Finally, Scott Steiner took aim at Brooke Hogan on Twitter, stating that the Knockouts are less-than-happy with her coming in.
More news after the 6/11 Raw.
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