This past week has been a busy one for both major promotions. The WWE has had to deal with the world heavyweight champion Dolph Zigger suffering a legitimate concussion. While TNA Wrestling announced it would be returning to it’s original time-slot of 9pm / 8pm central beginning may 30th. How will this affect the ratings?

Also TNA wrestling icon Abyss has returned, so what does that mean for the “Joseph Park” persona? Will we see a back and forth or just one or the other? Tune in Sunday at 6:00pm eastern at the link provided below as DTRT Wrestling News co-founder Ed Boston covers this and so much more on this weeks edition of “Sunday Night Squared Circle”.

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Within WWE, it’s said there is no longer a lot of open discussion or excitement about the launch of the WWE Network. However, the company continues to create a lot of content and put it into the vault for future use.

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Dean Ambrose suffered an eye injury during his match with Daniel Bryan that aired on last night’s WWE SmackDown. He was checked out by WWE medical staff and apparently won’t miss any ring time.

There was an update on the condition of Dolph Ziggler’s status following a concussion suffered during Tuesdays Smackdown taping. Wrestlinginc.com posted on the story. (source)

WWE.com has posted an interview with World Heavyweight Champion Dolph Ziggler, who provided an update after suffering a concussion at Tuesday’s SmackDown taping in Raleigh, NC. Ziggler told the site that he doesn’t remember RAW on Monday night or any of Tuesday, and that he doesn’t remember travelling from RAW to SmackDown. He did say that he remembered AJ and Big E. Langston taking him to the airport. He also noted that the concussion was caused by a kick from Jack Swagger.
“I was told I interfered in a match and tried to get my hands on a ladder,” said Ziggler. “When I bent over to grab it, Jack Swagger kicked me in the head… When I asked, over and over, what happened, AJ told me that Swagger kicked me in the head. Apparently, all I said was ‘classic Swags.'”

Ziggler is at home recovering and said that he he was feeling a “lot better today.” He admitted to having a slight headache today, while having a bad one yesterday. He also noted that this was the worst concussion that he has ever suffered, and it was the first time that he has lost his memory. He also said that he was diagnosed by a a Phoenix Suns doctor with retrograde amnesia, and he will be seeing him again in a couple of days and may need a scan.

Despite the seriousness of his concussion, Ziggler said that he expects to be back in action soon