Content updates, Interviews with Styles/Jericho/Ryder+Hawkins/Aichner/Becky/Hiroshi/DSOTR producer, assorted wrestling press, Jericho cruise returning, Raw audience, Impact schedule update, AEW+NXT matches, NXT split?, and Questions on Brodie's gimmick, Cornette's vitriol, MITB's future, DON's price, and WWE's live event future

Ric Flair and JTG will be on "The Bump" next week.

Shawn Michaels will be on "The Bump" before Takeover: In Your House.

AJ Styles is on "After The Bell."

C.M. Punk will be on WWE Backstage next week.

Ian Riccaboni is getting a limited-edition Micro Brawler to benefit a local LGBT community center.

Mandy Leon is on ROH's latest first match episode.

Chris Jericho has announced a cruise for February 1-5, 2021. Ted DiBiase, Jim Duggan, Bully Ray, and Candice Michelle are advertised in addition to AEW.

Chris Jericho spoke to Comicbook.com's Talking Shop about his WWE debut.

Talk is Jericho features the former Zack Ryder and Curt Hawkins.

Fabian Aichner spoke to Metro in the UK.

Becky Lynch spoke to ESPNW about the Special Olympics.

Raw drew 1.74 million viewers Monday night, basically what they drew last week.

Impact will tape TV content in Tennessee shortly.

Hiroshi Tanahashi spoke to Sports Illustrated about NJPW not running shows.

"Dark Side of the Ring's" producer spoke to Sports Illustrated about season three goals.

Dynamite has announced:
-  Kenny Omega and Hangman Page vs. Kip Sabian and Jimmy Havoc for the AEW Tag Team Championship.
- Cody vs. Jungle Boy for the TNT Championship
- Chris Jericho in action

Fyter Fest will feature Best Friends challenging for the AEW Tag Team Championship.

Takeover: In Your House has added Adam Cole vs. Velveteen Dream for the NXT Championship. If Dream loses, he can't challenge for the remainder of Cole's title reign.

NXT has announced:
- Drake Maverick vs. El Hijo del Fantasma for the interim NXT Cruiserweight Championship.
- Candice LeRae vs. Mia Yim

Robert Stone was "fired" by Chelsea Green after NXT. We'll see what the future holds for both.

For my take on yesterday's PWInsider.com questions:
1. I do think it's an odd fit for Dark Order and ultimately not the best direction for him. I'd like to see him shift gears.

2. Cornette crossed the line of rational discourse a LONG time ago, but has enough supporters to keep doing what he does. It's unfortunate, but I don't see any way he stops. There's really no one left to fire him.

3. It has become a regular part of the PPV rotation, and I expect that to continue.

4. I can see why they would have reduced the price, but they held firm.

5. It's WAY too soon to know that. If WWE did drop live events it would of course mean fewer dates and bonuses for the wrestlers.

More wrestling tomorrow.