For my take on the 6/11 PWInsider.com questions:
1. I definitely think he would have continued promoting. There's no stopping Vince when he has his mind set on something.
2. Generally from what I've seen they do continue with lawsuit angles, with things ultimately settled in a match or something. Did I miss something?
3. Talk about a heavy question! There would definitely be a backlash from the media at the very least. I don't know enough about law to say whether WWE or TNA could be successfully sued, but it wouldn't surprise me if someone tried it.
4. WWE's like a kid with ADD. They liked Ezekiel for a while, but now they like Ryback. At some point it will probably be another muscular guy. Maybe Big E Langston gets the same treatment at some point?
Everything else from 6/11 is after the break!
5. I'm also not a health expert, so I won't speculate.
Zach Gowen was interviewed about WWE and more.
Triple H has replaced John Laurinaitis as the EVP of Talent Relations. It'll be very interesting to see what changes that will bring.
John "Bradshaw" Layfield will make an appearance on WWE TV to promote his Seven Summits campaign.
The TNA roster was said to have been high on Slammiversary. Stacy "The Kat" Carter and Lance Hoyt/Vance Archer were in attendance.
"Abyss" at Slammiversary was a Team 3D Academy student.
Because this continues to pop up as news, Scott Steiner unleashed another tirade on Eric (and Garett) Bischoff, recapped here. Talk about a must-follow account.
The 6/8 Smackdown did a 1.76 rating, which isn't very good. I'd be pretty concerned if I was in WWE right now.
After the 6/9 Raw, John Cena defeated the team of Big Show, David Otunga, and John Laurinaits when Show KOd Otunga.
More news to come tomorrow.
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