Michelle McCool talked about Sharmell.
Raw's audience was down to 3.14 million viewers for the 12/24 edition, a huge drop-off from last week and the lowest-rated Raw of the 3-hour era. Hopefully WWE re-examines their booking and tries to make people want to watch holiday episodes instead of doing such silly stuff.
Jamie Noble lost to Fandango on a recent Smackdown live event. He works as a producer/agent for WWE. I wouldn't mind him returning to the ring full-time. He's gifted as a character and as a wrestler.
Randy Orton and Sin Cara are expected back at the upcoming TV tapings. Thankfully neither is majorly hurt.
Everything else from yesterday is after the break.
The most recent Impact drew in 1.33 million viewers, its highest mark since 11/15. Good work. Hopefully that's good for Aries' and Roode's careers.
For my take on yesterday's PWInsider.com questions:
1. I think they have. 2012 was a big year for returns and call-ups and it might be difficult to utilize everyone effectively. I hope we don't end up in a situation where talented people get overlooked because there are so many debuts and returns going on in a short timeframe.
Nothing to add to 2 or 3.
4. I would think they would have the rights to all of WCW's characters. They just wisely don't use a lot of them.
5. I think they each have home offices, but I don't know where.
More wrestling tomorrow.
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