After thirteen years, WWE Hall of Famer Bret “The Hitman” Hart is returning to Madison Square Garden.
In what is being billed as Bret “The Hitman” Hart Appreciation Night, the official MSG website has announced that Hart will team up with The Hart Dynasty to wrestle three unspecified members of Nexus in a Six Man Tag Team Match at the September 25 SmackDown live event.
The match will mark as Hart’s first appearance at Madison Square Garden since a September 1997 Monday Night Raw taping, which saw him work a dark match against Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker.
The rest of the announced card is as follows:
* Rey Mysterio vs. Kane vs. Jack Swagger – Triple Threat Match for the World Heavyweight Championship
* Kofi Kingston vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Christian vs. Matt Hardy – Fatal Four Way Match for the Intercontinental Championship
* Big Show vs. CM Punk*
* MVP vs. Cody Rhodes
* Kelly Kelly and Tiffany vs. Michelle McCool and Layla
-The injury for which Triple H underwent surgery was a torn biceps. The current belief is that it could be as late as December before he is healthy enough to return, with late October being optimistic. He is still being considered for a heel turn and alignment with Nexus, although if it were to happen, they would need to drag the angle out for at least a few more months.
-Ricky Steamboat remains in the hospital and continues to experience a great deal of head pain. This, coupled with the fact that he has been there for so many weeks now, has people very concerned.
— Former TNA personality Jonny Fairplay congratulated fellow reality television alum Mike “The Miz” Mizanin on winning Raw’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match in a Facebook post Sunday night. He followed up his post Monday morning with a remark TNA Wrestling official Jeff Jarrett made a few years ago concerning The Miz.
“Is remembering back to 2004 when Jeff Jarrett told me there was no money in The Miz,” Fairplay wrote. “Thanks, Jeff.”
At the time, Mizanin was working independent wrestling shows in California for Ultimate Pro Wrestling (UPW). He would catch a break a few months later when he landed a spot on the fourth season of Tough Enough. Despite losing the reality based contest to Daniel Puder, Mizanin piqued the interest of WWE officials and was eventually offered a developmental contract.
— Chris Jericho’s rock band Fozzy has released a music video for the song “Let the Madness Begin.” The video can be viewed here.
— John Morrison and Eve are advertised to appear at the Daytona Lagoon Water Park in Daytona Beach, Florida on Saturday, July 31. The meet-and-greet begins at 3:00 p.m.
New offerings this week on WWE’s Classics on Demand channel include:
Big Ones Section
WCW Superbrawl 2 (2/29/92)
Old School – Philadelphia, PA 9/1/84
TV Classics Section
ECW TV 4/22/97
WWF Primetime Wrestling 10/4/88
Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling 4/7/82
Legends Section
Best of WWE Volume 7
Shorties Section
Dangerous Alliance
DOA vs. Truth Commission
Gary Hart Inc.
Dungeon of Doom
Spirit Squad vs. Kane/Undertaker
Editorial Note: The opening bout at Superbrawl between Brian Pillman and Jushin Liger is awesome stuff that you should go out of your way to see if you never have before. Some might say this was the bout that ushered in the type of acrobatic wrestling that is more commonplace today.
For those of you with access to the service but who do not subscribe, it really is worth every penny. In some places, it’s as low as $6/month, which is a steal. You won’t see product shilling here very often, so just consider this a hearty endorsement of classic wrestling.
— TNA Wrestling officials have discussed using former ECW World Heavyweight Champion Justin Credible at next month’s Hard Justice pay-per-view, reports the Pro Wrestling Torch. However, it has not been confirmed that he will be working the show, or if he has even been contacted to appear.
Credible briefly appeared with TNA in 2003, forming a stable with several other ECW alumni and reviving his feud with Jerry Lynn.
— TNA Wrestling officials have declined signing Washington D.C. based independent women’s wrestler Mia Yim to a contract following her tryout match with Taylor Wilde before an iMPACT! television taping last month. The reason cited was that there were no open spots for her in the company’s Knockouts division.
“No open spots for me at TNA,” Yim wrote on her Twitter account. “It’s ok, keep an eye out for me because I am just getting started.…Who knows what will happen in the future.”
— A number of wrestling personalities were on hand for the 5th Annual NPC Bill Grant Bodybuilding & Figure Classic held in Allentown, Pennsylvania over the weekend including TNA wrestler Rob Terry, Alicia Webb (a/k/a Ryan Shamrock), April Hunter and JD Michaels.
— The following matches are scheduled to take place on this week’s episode of WWE Superstars on WGN America:
* David Hart Smith and Tyson Kidd vs. Jey and Jimmy Uso
* Yoshi Tatsu vs. Primo
* JTG vs. Chavo Guerrero
* MVP and Chris Masters vs. Trent Barreta and Caylen Croft
— The official promotional video for WWE’s annual SummerSlam has been released. The video, which has yet to air on WWE programming, can be viewed here. It’s interesting to note that Evan Bourne is the final WWE Superstar displayed in the video.
— The July 9 edition of Friday Night Smackdown! scored a 1.9 rating, with 3,046,000 viewers. The episode featured a main of Big Show vs. Jack Swagger.
Credit to Prowrestling.net for these spoilers from tonight’s SmackDown tapings:
Smackdown begins as Kane starts out the show celebrating the title win. He recapped his MITB win and cashing in on Rey Mysterio. Kane said he did it for his brother the Undertaker and brought the title back to the dark side. He vowed to not rest until he finds his brother’s culprit.
Jack Swagger vs. Rey Mysterio in a 2 out of 3 falls match to determine the No. 1 contender was announced.
1. Drew McIntyre and Cody Rhodes defeated Christian and Matt Hardy. Christian and Hardy had the advantage most of the match. Christian dove to the outside on Rhodes and McIntyre. Rhodes took advantage for his team. He tagged in McIntyre, who had a field day with Christian.
Rhodes was tagged back on. Christian tagged in Hardy, who took out McIntyre. Hardy gave McIntyre a tornado DDT from the turnbuckle into a pin only for Rhodes to distract the referee from counting the pinfall. Rhodes and McIntyre ended up winning the match. After the match, Christian and Hardy shook hands. Katelyn said it was a “very, very good match.â€
Swagger was interviewed by Josh Matthews. He talked about how he will beat Mysterio and then go on to beat Kane at Summerslam.
A LayCool promo started as they boasted about their win against Kelly Kelly on Sunday. They gave each other best friend necklaces. Teddy Long walked up and told Layla that she will be defending her title against Tiffany next week.
2. Dolph Ziggler (w/Vickie Guerrero) defeated Kofi Kingston (w/Michael McGillicutty) in a non-title match. This was a pretty even match up. Both superstars scored some offensive moves throughout the bout. Michael McGillicutty got sent to the back due to Vickie Guerrero influencing the referee as Kofi was outside selling being thrown over the ropes.
Kofi reentered the ring as Ziggler continued to take advantage. As Ziggler went for a leg drop, Kofi rolled him into a pin for a 2 count. Kofi regains control only to be distracted by Vickie Guerrero. Ziggler puts Kofi in the sleeper for the win. After the match, Ziggler poses over Kofi with the Intercontinental Title. Dolph tries to leave with IC belt, but the ref wouldn’t let him. Vickie comforted Dolph.
3. Big Show defeated the SES Masked Man. Show unmasked him to prove once and for a that Joey Mercury is straight edge. Show put the mask on and then chokeslammed Mercury for the pin in a short match.
Mysterio cut a promo hyping the number one contenders match.
An Alberto Del Rio vignette aired.
4. Rey Mysterio defeated Jack Swagger in a best of three falls match to become the No. 1 contender to the World Hvt. Championship. The match started as Swagger pushed Mysterio into the turnbuckle to take opening advantage of the match. There was a lot of back and forth action early. Swagger continued to work on Rey giving him a belly to back.
Swagger remained in control of the match. He took out Rey’s knee on the turnbuckle. Swagger scored a lot of close two counts. He threw Rey into the ropes only for Rey to jump off the ropes onto swagger a two count. Rey went to setup the 619 on Swagger only to come short. Swagger put Rey into the ankle lock. Rey made it to the ropes. Swagger refused to let go and was disqualified,so Rey won the first fall.
Jack won second fall by making Rey tape out with the ankle lock. Short match. Rey went for the 619 and Jack caught him.
Swagger and Rey fought outside. Swagger threw Rey back inside the ring and continued on the offensive. Rey reverses the gut wrench powerbomb into a pinfall to get the pin and become number one contender for Kane’s title.
Jack went after Rey after the bell. Kane ran down and took out Jack. Kane held up Rey’s hand. Kane left the ring and then returned and went to chokeslam Rey, who turned it into the 619. Rey ran away.
Former WWE Women’s Champion Nora “Molly Holly” Greenwald is getting married. The Minnesota native will marry a man by the name of Geno Benshoof in a small ceremony in the backyard garden of the groom’s family home in White Bear Lake, Minnesota later this month. The wedding comes just one year after the two met at a drug and alcohol recovery program.
Over a three-year period, the former WWE Diva’s husband-to-be had been arrested, charged and convicted of felony drug possession, burglary and possession of a dangerous weapon. He was also homeless and had contemplated suicide. It all came to head in February 2009 when a judge ordered him to enter a drug rehabilitation program or face 56 months in prison.
Greenwald was working at a Minneapolis center as a teen counselor when she met Benshoof, who had just landed an internship after completing court-ordered drug treatment. She said she couldn’t help being attracted to him.
“I knew I was falling for him,” Greenwald told the White Bear Press. “But I had to keep my feelings to myself to protect my job.”
Company policy prohibited counselors from dating interns, but Benshoof eventually landed a paying position and the two were free to date. A church pastor encouraged the relationship.
Greenwald admits Benshoof was her first boyfriend and that she doesn’t care to be a virgin.
“I’m a 32-year-old virgin that doesn’t care to be a 33-year-old virgin,” said Greenwald.
She then added, “Yup, we’re waiting until our wedding night. It’s pretty cool that Geno loves me enough to buy the car without test driving it first.”
To read the White Bear Press’ piece on Greenwald and Benshoof, click here.
— The July 19 edition of Monday Night Raw scored a 3.4 cable rating, with 4,873,000 viewers. The show drew hours of 3.09 and 3.68. Viewership was slightly up from last week, which drew a 3.3 rating, with 4,800,000 viewers.
— A dark match between Alberto Del Rio and Kaval took place before tonight’s Friday Night SmackDown taping in Little Rock, Arkansas. The WWE newcomer scored the victory following a jumping spin kick to the NXT Rookie, who was tied up on the ropes.
— The pre-sale code for the Smackdown live event taking place on September 25, 2010 at Madison Square Garden is WWESUMMERSLAM. The pre-sale begins Wednesday morning at 10:00 a.m. EST via Ticketmaster.
— WWE announced on its website this afternoon that Randy Orton has joined Twitter. His account is located at twitter.com/RealRKOrton.
Following Orton’s Triple Threat Match victory over Chris Jericho and Edge last night on Raw, “The Viper” was the No. 1 most-popular trend on Twitter for more than 15 hours. During this time, John Cena persisted Orton to join the social networking site.
“CeNation. I have told Randy about the overwhelming demand 4 him on Twitter. What he does now is up to him,” Cena posted this morning. Later that afternoon, Cena tweeted, “The Viper lurks. [Orton] is seriously considering joining very soon.”
— Regarding the John Morrison vs. Ted DiBiase program, it is expected to be prolonged through at least September as tentative creative plans call for the two Raw Superstars to face off at Night of Champions.
— WWE has added a third show to it’s upcoming tour of Puerto Rico. The event takes place on September 4, 2010 at the Jose Miguel Agrelot Coliseum in Hato Rey. Tickets go on sale July 31, 2010. (Thanks to Devin Cutting)
-If you thought the guest host concept was dead, think again. WWE has announced two new hosts, both appearing on Raw this October. Actor Bobb’e J. Thompson will host Monday Night Raw on October 18th in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Thompson stars in the upcoming WWE Film’s release Knucklehead with Big Show, set for release October 22nd.
In addition, WWE also announced that country singer Toby Keith will guest host on October 25th, the night after the Bragging Rights pay-per-view, in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Keith is a huge wrestling fan who has appeared on TNA television in the past.
-Tommy Dreamer, presently entrenched in the ECW invasion storyline with TNA, posted a message of congratulations on his Twitter page yesterday to the new World Heavyweight champion, Kane: “Congrats to Kane. If anyone ever deserved being a world champion it is him. Even without knees. He is 1 of the best.â€
Tonight on Raw, Randy Orton beat Edge and Chris Jericho in a Triple Threat Match to earn a WWE Championship Match at SummerSlam. Orton is scheduled to face Sheamus at the annual summer pay-per-view.
Raw also saw Bret Hart make a surprise return as he aligned himself with John Cena. The Raw locker room will battle the season one NXT Rookies in a 7-on-7 Tag Team Match at SummerSlam.
The announced card is as follows:
WWE Championship Match
Sheamus (c) vs. Randy Orton
7-on-7 Tag Team Match
John Cena, Bret Hart, Edge, Chris Jericho, R-Truth, The Great Khali and John Morrison vs. Wade Barrett, Skip Sheffield, Michael Tarver, Heath Slater, Justin Gabriel, Darren Young and David Otunga
— Live tonight on Raw, three Superstars will compete in a Triple Threat Match to determine WWE Champion Sheamus’ opponent at SummerSlam. The match will feature Chris Jericho vs. Randy Orton vs. Edge for the WWE Title opportunity.
— There were no serious injuries coming out of last night’s Money in the Bank pay-per-view event, reports www.F4WOnline.com.
— Former WWE star Batista is featured on the cover of the latest issue of Ironpoy, a fitness, lifestyle and leisure magazine. The cover can be viewed here.
-WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross, who will NOT be present backstage at tonight’s taping in Tulsa, just tweeted the following on his Twitter page:
“I’ll not be in Tulsa 2nite but will be watching. Surprise awaits”
For what it’s worth, Nexus member Wade Barrett also alluded to some sort of surprise on Raw tonight during his post-show promo last night when the Money in the Bank PPV went off the air.
— As a result of his World Heavyweight Championship victory last night at Money in the Bank, Kane becomes the first individual to the win the WWE Championship, the World Heavyweight Championship and the defunct ECW World Heavyweight Championship within the realm of World Wrestling Entertainment. Meanwhile, Big Show has also held all three belts, but his World Heavyweight Championship victory took place in World Championship Wrestling.
— A new WWE book entitled Rumble Road: Untold Stories from Outside the Ring is set for release tomorrow. The 208 page book is a compilation of road stories from such WWE Superstars as Chris Jericho, Randy Orton, John Morrison, The Bella Twins and Shad Gaspard. To view the complete listing of WWE stars with stories to tell, click here.
— WWE returns to the Civic Center in Dothan, Alabama on December 10th, 2010. (Thanks to Devin Cutting)
— After Money in the Bank went off the air, they raised the cage and the rest of Nexus came to the ring. Wade Barrett cut a promo saying they are just seven young men chasing dreams and promoting loyalty, but the people in this crowd don’t understand that. He said Sheamus and John Cena need to watch out. (Thanks to Ben Williams)
— Jim Ross noted the following yesterday on Twitter regarding WWE Hall of Famer Ricky Steamboat’s health: “Ricky Steamboat still hospitalized. Stable, improving, & hopes 2 b out of hospital this week. More good days than bad.”
— Nikki Bella remarked the following on Twitter concerning posers on social networking sites: “Listen up everyone last time I want to say this NO myspace facebook or you tube! You want the real life of The Bellas… You’ll get it on twitter! :) RT! Gracias! Love you all! #BESOS! Nikki”
— The Friday Night SmackDown! taping on September 14th, 2010 will be held at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan. Tickets go on sale July 31st, 2010. (Thanks to Devin Cutting)
Here are quick results from tonight’s frst ever WWE Money in the Bank pay-per-view from the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri:
Smackdown Money in the Bank Ladder Match
Kane def. Cody Rhodes, Kofi Kingston, Matt Hardy, Christian, Dolph Ziggler, Big Show and Drew McIntyre after chokeslamming McIntyre off the ladder to grab the briefcase.
Divas Championship Match
Alicia Fox def. Eve Torres to retain the Divas Title after using her Axe Kick.
Unified Tag Team Championship Match
The Hart Dynasty def. Jimmy & Jay Uso to retain their Unified Tag Team Titles via submission after David Hart Smith used a Sharpshooter on Jimmy.
World Heavyweight Championship Match
Rey Mysterio def. Jack Swagger to retain the World Heavyweight Title with a huracanrana into a pin.
After the match, Swagger worked over Mysterio’s ankle before Kane came out and chased Swagger to the back. He then returned with the briefcase he won earlier and cashed in his MITB shot.
Kane def. Rey Mysterio in under a minute with a Tombstone to become the NEW World Heavyweight champion! This is Kane’s first World championship (excluding his ECW Title run in 2008) since his 24 hour reign as WWE champion in 1998.
Women’s Championship Match
Layla def. Kelly Kelly to retain her Women’s Title after reversing a sunset flip attempt into a pin.
Raw Money in the Bank Ladder Match
The Miz def. Evan Bourne, Edge, Chris Jericho, Mark Henry, John Morrison, Ted DiBiase and Randy Orton after knocking Orton off the ladder to grab the briefcase.
WWE Championship Steel Cage Match
Sheamus def. John Cena to retain the WWE Title after interference by The Nexus resulted in Sheamus climbing out to the floor.
Cena left three members of The Nexus laying (Darren Young, Michael Tarver and Justin Gabriel) to end the show.
— Current creative plans call for a top WWE star to be revealed as the mastermind behind Nexus. The main stars being pitched for the role are Triple H and John Cena. Triple H himself has wanted to turn heel for a few years but injuries to both himself and others have prevented WWE brass from pulling the trigger.
— Tonight’s Money in the Bank pay-per-view event will determine next’s year WrestleMania, in part. Should tonight’s show be considered a success in terms of pay-per-view buys, the event will be brought back as a separate event next year. If it doesn’t do well, the bout would be kept to WrestleMania.
— Last night’s WWE live event in Omaha, Nebraska featured an eight-man dual brand main event pitting John Cena, Randy Orton, Rey Mysterio and Big Show against Chris Jericho, Edge, Sheamus and Jack Swagger. The match was a ruled a no decision due to interference from Nexus.
— WWE newcomer Alberto Del Rio has already developed a bad reputation among those in the locker room, reports the Pro Wrestling Torch. He has complained to fellow wrestlers about the company’s decision to remove the mask he donned while working in Mexico. Many feel he should be thrilled with the push WWE officials have given him thus far rather than moaning.
— Eve Torres has opened a fan page on Facebook, which you can view at the following link. The WWE Diva also has plans to open an official website in the near future.
— Eliminated NXT Rookie Titus O’Neil (real name Thaddeus Bullard) said he chose his ring name because of its Biblical reference as Servant to God, not to mention that he’s a fan of NBA Superstar Shaquille O’Neal.
— NXT Rookies Kaval and Michael McGillicutty lost the FCW Tag Team Championship on Friday night, just one day after winning them from Los Aviadores — Epico and Hunico. It has been speculated that the titles weren’t originally scheduled to change hands on Thursday night as the referee may have made a miscue when he counted Kaval and McGillicutty’s victory. The Los Aviadores won the belts back from Kaval and McGillicutty the following night in Sebring, Florida.
— The official website of USA Today has posted an article examining the top brands in sports and their Facebook followers. It is noted that the NBA has the biggest online footprint among sports organizations with 3,180,826 followers. Meanwhile, UFC and the Vancouver 2010 Olympics respectively placed in second and third with Facebook followers tallies of 2,269,450 and 1,209,379. WWE finished in fourth place with 757,845 fans on the social networking site, putting the sports entertainment organization ahead of Major League Baseball and the NFL.
— A female by the name of Celeste has surfaced in Florida Championship Wrestling.
— As seen this past Friday night on SmackDown, Jack Swagger’s “father” appeared. He was portrayed by Jimmy Golden, better known as former WCW performer Bunkhouse Buck. Golden competed in World Championship Wrestling from 1994 to 1997 and is a former WCW World Tag Team Champion, having won the title in 1995 alongside Dick Slater.
— WWE’s upcoming three-disc DVD set on Chris Jericho has been re-titled Breaking the Code: Behind the Walls of Chris Jericho. It is set for release on September 21. Meanwhile, the “Best of Smackdown 2010” DVD will be a three-disc set with a run time of approximately eight hours. It is set for release in October.
— Sheamus appeared at the Kansas City Royals game on Friday night. Appearing on the big screen, the WWE Champion cut a promo at the start of the Major League Baseball game promoting tonight’s Money in the Bank pay-per-view and appeared again at its conclusion.
Solomonster talks Solomonster has the mother of all rants on TNA’s supposed “epic” invasion angle, thoughts on ECW’s one last stand, Money in the Bank predictions, Jim Ross removed from WWE’s opening montage, Cena or Triple H going heel to lead Nexus, Jericho possbly leaving WWE, the new Florida promotion and Ric Flair vs. Vader from Starrcade 1993!
During an interview with Jon Waldman of SLAM! Wrestling, revealed her hopefulness for WWE’s higher ups to debut a female edition of NXT at some point.
“When they told all of us about the idea of NXT, for the Divas that was our first question — will there be women on the show?” Torres said. “[There’s] a lot of value that could add because we’re always pushing for more with the Divas and bring the Divas to the next level. People don’t really get to know as much as the other superstars because of the amount of time you see us on TV. So having something show what it means to be a Diva… I think that’s what NXT is about — what it means to be a superstar — and I think a female version would be awesome because it could help communicate that to the world.”
Regarding her development as a wrestler, Torres says that the mixed martial arts’ training she received from the famed Gracie family has helped a lot, though not necessarily in the way that would first spring to mind.
“It helped a lot — not so much with the actual techniques and moves though they can be applied — it’s more about learning how bodies move; how to be athletic, awareness of your own body and what we’re working with in the ring,” she says. “It’s really helped me with being athletic and moving well.”
Torres also pinpoints the time when she felt she had really made herself known in wrestling; she feels, however, that there’s still much to be seen.
“When I started working with Maryse is when I really felt like people can start to see what I stand for and who I am. They’ve seen other sides — the interviewer side and as a manager — that was all fun and I enjoyed that, but they didn’t get to see who I am. I still believe that the WWE Universe still doesn’t truly know who I am and I can’t wait for them to really find out. I think there’s a lot more to come and more layers that can be revealed and I’m excited to do that.”
In an interview with Fanhouse.com, Kofi Kingston noted that there’s pressure to come up with new spots for the Money in the Bank Ladder Match.
“It gets harder and harder every time,” Kingston told Brian Fritz. “I definitely do put a lot of pressure on myself to come up with something new and innovative. I think that’s what the WWE Universe looks forward to. I know they’re like ‘well, how are they going to top the last one’.
“It’s gotten to the point where everybody knows it’s going to be awesome but there’s definitely an expectation as far as new and innovative things. We’ll see what happens man. This Sunday there’s going to be a lot of that going on especially being that there is a Raw and Smackdown Money in the Bank ladder match. We’re going to be competing which each other to try and put on the better show. People are definitely going to get their money’s worth.”
When asked to give his original thoughts on being moved to SmackDown, Kingston said, “I thought it was a very good opportunity to be honest.
“Smackdown was the only roster that I had never been a part of. I was with the Raw side, I was with ECW when I first came out. I had a few appearances on Smackdown but I never actually had a chance to be on the roster. So now that I am, I think it’s been an opportunity to be one of the main guys in there and be one of the guys, one of the flagship guys on the show. I thought it was an opportunity again to step up and kind of encounter a new frontier. It’s been very good so far and we’ll see where it all goes.”
The WWE Intercontinental Champion also commented on whether he expects Shawn Michaels to return for another match.
“I don’t know,” Kingston said. “He seems pretty adamant about not coming back. I don’t know. I guess you never say never but I’m leaning towards … Shawn is a really big family guy. He’s really wanting to spend a lot of time with his family and he’s earned that right. Yeah, I think that’s probably what he’s going to do. Who knows.”
— In an interview with SLAM! Wrestling, Drew McIntyre addressed his work visa issue that led to him temporarily being written off television last month.
“There was a process that had to be done, and a way it had to be done. It had to be done when it had to be done,” McIntyre told Greg Oliver. “I was always aware of the process that had to be done. It was blown out of proportion by so many people. … What you saw on TV was exactly the truth. It had to be done at that time.”
McIntyre also discussed his Money in the Bank match on Sunday, his recent wedding to fellow WWE performer Taryn Terrell (a/k/a Tiffany), and more.
— Former ECW World Heavyweight Champion Mikey Whipwreck revealed on his Facebook page that WWE has offered him a job as a trainer.
— Bill Carr, a Northeast based independent wrestler, is currently in Florida Championship Wrestling. No word yet on whether he’s be signed to a developmental contract.
