Tonight’s NXT is the final episode before next week’s TakeOver: Respect.
Special look at the feud between Sasha Banks and NXT Wome’s Champion Bayley.
Apollo Crews VS Johnny Gaargano
Tyler Breeze VS Tommaso Ciampa
Dana Brooke & Emma VS Peyton Royce & Billie Kay
Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic Tournament Match: Finn Balor & Samoa Joe VS Enzo Amore & Colin Cassady
WWE has announced that they have suspended Hornswoggle for 30 days, effective immediately, for his first violation of WWE’s Talent Wellness Program.
WWE’s Statement:
“In accordance with it’s Talent Wellness Program, WWE has suspended Dylan Postl (Hornswoggle) for 30 days, effective immediately, for his first violation of the company’s policy.”
This man, this monster. Is Kane suffering from split personality disorder, or is his behavior part of a longer plan that has yet to be revealed?
What’s next for the Divas Revolution? How might Natalya retaliate against Paige?
Snake in the swamp. Should Randy Orton fear what The Wyatt Family are planning next?
Who will challenge John Cena for the U.S. Title?
Brutality before The Beast. What message will Big Show deliver on RAW, less than a week before his collision with Brock Lesnar?
Source: WWE.com
What the hell is going on with Kane? Kane is scheduled to kickoff SmackDown.
Ryback & Dolph Ziggler VS Kevin Owens & Rusev w/Summer Raw
A Paige turns in the Divas Revolution. Charlotte is scheduled to address the WWE Universe. What will be the fallout from Paige’s comments on RAW?
Targeting the Family … ‘Believe that!
The New Day VS Neville & the Lucha Dragons
Source: WWE.com
WWE announced that Steve Austin, The Undertaker, Ric Flair and Shawn Michaels will be appearing at the October 19th RAW from Dallas.
This is the same night that Brock Lesnar will appear on Austin’s “Stone Cold Podcast.” WWE announced that Lesnar will be live on RAW.
Source: WrestlingINC.com
Sting spoke with WWE.com about his injury at Night of Champions and if that was his last match.
WWE.com: Can you set everyone straight on the extent of your injury, as you wait further evaluation?
Sting: Bottom line, I had tingling , numbness down both arms, all the way to my fingertips. And then,later in the match, I just fell wrong, whatever it was, and this time (the tingling and numbness) went down both arms and into my legs, and I couldn’t feel my legs too well. They just felt like rubber. I don’t know how to describe it. I had to go down on all fours there for a minute, get my composure. I was a little … I was worried.
Long term, well, I’m just going to take care of the short term first and see how the long term might play out.
WWE.com: What kind of treatment did you receive after your injury at Night of Champions?
Sting: I was out in the hospital – out like a light. They had a neck brace on me, and they were pumping me with (medication) to get me out of pain. I had to do a CT scan and an MRI. They ended up talking to my wife, and I have some details from my wife, but I still have (further evaluation ahead). They mentioned cervical spinal stenosis, but that’s only part of what I heard. I don’t know if there’s anything else. The doctor did tell my wife, “He’s going to have to get this dealt with. He’s lucky he walked out of there.”
WWE.com: Is getting back in the ring again something you’d want to do? Do you have that desire to return?
Sting: (long pause) Hmmm, in the right scenario … in the right scenario, yeah.
WWE.com: Were you aware of exactly when your injury occurred during the match?
Sting: Oh, yeah, definitely. Both times into the turnbuckle. First time was like a whiplash. (pause) It’s my fault, bottom line. I know better. The second time, I went up in the air and back toward the turnbuckle like that, I thought, “Well, that’s not going to happen again,” and it did. The second time was worse.
WWE.com: Well, where does that leave Sting? Was that your last match?
Sting: I hate it when I’m asked that question because the answer truly is a question mark, and the question mark is as bold as it could ever be at this point.
WWE.com: Wait and see?
Sting: Yeah, for now.
You can read the full interview at WWE.com.
It was announced yesterday by WWE on WWE.com that Sting would be kicking off RAW with a major announcement. Obviously that didn’t happen as The Wyatt Family kicked of RAW and Sting didn’t appear on the show at all.
It appears there was some miscommunication as TMZ reported that Sting was already home in Dallas resting right around the time WWE reported that he would be in the open of RAW. The announcement was up on WWE.com for no longer than 15 minutes.
Sting was at home resting in Dallas, which is about a 6 hour drive from Laredo. Dave Meltzer of Wrestling Observer Radio noted that Sting was not booked for Hell In A Cell so his WWE status is up in the air right now.
Source: WrestlingINC.com
The following was posted on the official Facebook of Sting:
Fallout from Night of Champions.
Why has Demon Kane returned?
Is Ryback hungry for a rematch?
How will Charlotte celebrate her Divas Title victory?
What might The Dudley Boyz have planned for the WWE Tag Team Champions The New Day?
Will Cena’s newly won U.S. Title be on the line?
Below is a promo that WWE ran at last night’s WWE Night of Champions for Brock Lesnar’s “Go To Hell” tour next month.
The tour starts off with the Madison Square Garden show on October 3rd where he will face the Big Show. Then he will appear on Steve Austin’s Stone Cold Podcast on the WWE Network on Oct. 19th. Then Lesnar will face The Undertaker inside the cell at the Hell In A Cell pay-per-view on Oct. 25th. Later WWE ran another promo that stated that the Lesnar VS Undertaker Hell In A Cell match would be their final battle.
