-Originally the plan for WWE Survivor Series was to feature a traditional eight-man elimination match with The Wyatt Family and one other WWE Superstar against CM Punk, Daniel Bryan and two other WWE Superstars. According to recent reports, those plans have changed and the new idea is to have Erick Rowan and Luke Harper against Punk and Bryan in a regular tag-team match at the Survivor Series pay-per-view.
-Another match planned for Survivor Series on November 24th is a WWE Tag-Team Championship match between current champions Goldust and Cody Rhodes and The Real Americans, Jack Swagger and Antonio Cesaro. There is a chance that The Usos and The Shield will be added to the match, however that is unofficial at this point.
-WWE Hall Of Famer Hulk Hogan is scheduled to make an appearance on Oprah Winfrey’s “Where Are They Now?” show, which airs on the OWN channel on Sunday night’s. There is no official date for the Hogan appearance yet, but once it is announced we will update you.
-In addition to speaking about the TNA sale rumors, WWE Hall Of Famer Jim Ross wrote about whether The Wyatt Family are heels or babyfaces currently. The following is an excerpt from JR’s new blog where he touches on the subject: “Are the Wyatt’s fan favorites or villains? I actually don’t know but I tend to lean toward the fan favorite side of the equation. What have the Wyatt’s specifically done to make them be automatically considered villains? They are a radially cool, unique entity that are loyal to each other and enjoy imposing their physical will on others in the hopes of winning, therefore earning more money in the pro rasslin world, and establishing more actual, professional marketability.”
You can check out JR’s full blog online at JRsBarBQ.com.
-The iSports Times website has added a new featured article that looks at The Wyatt Family gimmick in WWE. Fans interested in checking that out can head over to iSportsTimes.com.
-Former WWE Superstar Chris Jericho appeared on the AMC show “Talking Dead” on Sunday night. You can watch a clip of his appearance on the show below:
As noted recently, WWE Superstar and leader of The Wyatt Family, Bray Wyatt, suffered an injury during a six-man tag-team match at the non-televised WWE live event in Providence, Rhode Island on Saturday night.
The match, which featured The Wyatt Family vs. The Prime Time Players and R-Truth, saw Wyatt chasing Darren Young around the ring, and then bumping awkwardly into the guard rail outside of the ring. According to live reports, Wyatt was carried back to the dressing room by Erick Rowan and Luke Harper, and immediately examined by WWE medical personnel.
According to a new report, Bray Wyatt suffered some sort of calf injury, and not a knee injury, to his right leg. While there aren’t a lot of specific details available at this time, the injury is apparently not a serious one.
Additional details have surfaced regarding the possible injury WWE Superstar Bray Wyatt may have suffered during Saturday’s WWE live event in Providence, Rhode Island.
As noted in our previous report, Wyatt appeared to have suffered an injury while chasing Darren Young of The Prime Time Players during a six-man tag-team match on the card. We noted that Wyatt was reportedly in “obvious pain” and had to be carried to the back by both Erick Rowan and Luke Harper.
According to another eye-witness account from the event, Wyatt seemed to have injured his right leg from a bump he took on the guard rail outside the ring. After being carried backstage by Rowan and Harper, Wyatt was reportedly laid down on the ground almost immediately, and checked out by WWE medical personnel that was on site.
Again, we should have more specific details on Wyatt’s condition on Sunday morning.
According to a live fan report from the WWE non-televised live event on Saturday night in Providence, Rhode Island, WWE Superstar and leader of The Wyatt Family, Bray Wyatt, may have suffered an injury during his match.
During the six-man tag-team match, Wyatt was reportedly chasing Darren Young of The Prime Time Players out of the ring until he landed wrong and immediately went to the ground before ultimately crawling back into the ring.
While The Wyatt Family would go on to finish and win the match, the referee did throw up the dreaded “X” symbol to signal a quick finish to the contest.
After the match was over, Erick Rowan and Luke Harper of The Wyatt Family carried Bray Wyatt out of the ring. Additionally, an eye-witness account from a fan in attendance claims Bray appeared to be in what was described as “obvious pain.”
Check back here at the website for an update, as we will have more details on Bray Wyatt’s condition on Sunday morning.
– Cody Rhodes and Goldust continued their winning ways on SmackDown as the brother duo defeated Erick Rowan and Luke Harper, which marks as the first-ever loss for The Wyatt Family in WWE. On this week’s “Backstage Fallout” for SmackDown, Rhodes and Goldust react to their victory. Plus, The Prime Time Players and The Great Khali celebrate their victory over 3MB.
– WWE ring announcer Tony Chimel celebrates his birthday on Friday as he turns 52-years-old. Also celebrating a birthday today is former WWE wrestler Rikishi, who turns 48-years-old. Jey and Jimmy Uso wished their father a happy birthday via Twitter, writing, “Happy birthday to our pops @TheREALRIKISHI!! Out here in the middle east!! Don’t kno what time it is anymore!! Have a bless day dad!!”
-According to one source, there is a chance the rumored bout between Bray Wyatt and Kofi Kingston at the WWE Battleground pay-per-view this Sunday could see a last-minute change to a six-man tag match featuring Kingston and The Usos vs. The Wyatt Family.
-The Slam! Wrestling website has a new interview up with The Shield member Roman Reigns. Fans interested in checking that out online can do so at Slam.Canoe.ca.
– The Wyatt Family—Bray Wyatt, Erick Rowan and Luke Harper—are featured on the promotional poster for the Survivor Series.
The twenty-seventh annual pay-per-view takes place Sunday, November 24 in Boston, Massachusetts at the TD Garden.
– Tom Phillips, who has been commentating WWE NXT matches since last September, has been added to NXT talent page on WWE.com.
Prior to joining WWE last year, Phillips called basketball games for the Big Ten Network. He was a wrestling fan growing up as he watched “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, as well as Extreme Championship Wrestling since it was based in his hometown of Philadelpha, Pennsylvania.
– The official WWE website has a released a poll asking fans who is the most sadistic Superstar on SmackDown. With over 19,000 votes cast, Orton is leading the poll at 58%. Bray Wyatt, Dean Ambrose, Ryback and Alberto Del Rio trail.
