CMLL is raising the prices of their significant weekly iPPVs.
AAA is beginning drive-in shows this weekend and next. Content from these will air on AAA TV.
AAA's El Hijo del Vikingo is taking time off, but remains under contract through 2023.
NJPW will hold a combined tour featuring the Real World Tag League and the Best of Super Juniors.
Stardom is working with Marvelous on a joint angle.
All Japan now has a Pro Wrestling Tees store.
The Colons' first post-WWE appearance was with Rack Attack Promotions.
NWA's Thomas Latimer and Kamille are engaged.
Sir Mo has trademarked that ring name.
Masked Republic has trademarked Legends of Lucha Libre.
Tracy Smothers is dealing with cancer and heart problems. Very sad to hear.
Raw has announced:
- Drew McIntyre and Street Profits vs. Randy Orton, Bobby Roode, and Dolph Ziggler
- The KO Show with Bray Wyatt
Kyle O'Reilly promoted Takeover 31 with the New York Post and talkSPORT.
Big Show worked with Special Olympics.
Smackdown drew 2.04 million viewers this week, very similar to last week.
OVW's first national champion is Jesse Godderz, who won a Rumble match for the honor.
- William Shatner honored him for doing so.
Takeover 31 is the first Takeover event to be on traditional PPV.
Angel Garza has a small quadriceps tear. He expects to miss less than a month. Glad he won't be out long.
For my take on yesterday's PWInsider.com questions:
1. It's certainly being considered as a possibility.
2. I seem to remember rumblings of Smackdown being turned into a WCW show but wisely WWE focused on building their own brands.
3. Finn seems to have more or less moved on from that character and returned to being the Prince. I don't believe there are any considerations for it returning any time soon.
Nothing to add to 4, 6, or 7.
5. Stardust is a WWE-owned character. As for something like Stardust, I doubt it. What he's doing currently is nothing like that character.
More wrestling tomorrow.
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