Ricky Morton was interviewed. It would definitely be interesting to see if today's stars could call it in the ring more, and to see if that would make things more successful.
Sheamus talked ahead of a live event. Good read. He handles himself well.
Sin Cara has undergone knee surgery. I wish him a speedy recovery and still hope for a match against Rey down the line.
WWE could be moving its developmental headquarters to Orlando to make better use of its partnership with Full Sail University.
Everything else from yesterday is after the break.
R-Truth is expected to miss some ring time following his knee gash at TLC. That was nasty looking.
Randy Orton is expected to return to the ring for WWE's year-end holiday tour.
The Rock is advertised for the 1/7 Raw and the 1/8 Smackdown taping in Miami. That'll be interesting.
Tribute to the Troops brought in 2.34 million viewers.
The New Age Outlaws are advertised for WWE's return to Madison Square Garden. No word on if they'll wrestle.
For my take on yesterday's PWInsider.com questions:
1. I do think that some of the internet's suggestions would help WWE and TNA along. Only some, though.
2. Absolutely. It wouldn't surprise me if we see a renewed focus on the Divas division in the years to come.
Nothing to add to 3.
4. I also think they can improve the Knockouts division. They have some talented stars there, and I wouldn't mind some additions if they don't get lost in the shuffle. I think I'd bring back Winter before Love, though.
5. I'm pretty high on Kidd as well (and Gabriel for that matter). He does have C.M. Punk in his corner, for what that's worth, so maybe down the line he gets a bigger shot.
More wrestling tomorrow.
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