Future WWE Hall of Fame inductee Mick Foley held a comedy show in Adelaide, Australia over the weekend and spoke to the audience about a few wrestling-related items, including whether we’ll ever see him in the ring again and why his off-air feud with Dean Ambrose ended somewhat abruptly.

After feuding with Dean Ambrose on Twitter last year (and having a face-to-face confrontation with him during WrestleMania 28 weekend), Foley there were plans for them to wrestle at SummerSlam. Foley said he pitched the idea for him to wrestle Ambrose as Mankind, with a fake “Dude Love” coming out and attacking Ambrose during his entrance while Mankind would come through the ring, a gimmick he cleared with the Undertaker.

The plans had to be dropped after he got a diagnosis from his neurologist saying he should not be in the ring.

During their social media war last year, Foley said he felt Ambrose went too far by making personal remarks about his family. When Foley told him to lay off his family, Dean kept bringing up his wife and kids, thinking that Foley’s request to stop was part of Foley “working” the angle.

View Here: VIDEO Of Ambrose Confronting Foley During WM28 Weekend

Here’s the official content listing for WWE’s upcoming “For All Mankind: The Life & Career of Mick Foley” DVD and Blu-ray set, due out in April, courtesy of WWEDVDNews.

Disc 1

A Happy Story
Idyllic Childhood
Huge Fan
Training School
Working the Road
WCW
Sting
Vader
ECW & Japan
Mankind
Dude Love
Hell in a Cell
Mr. Socko
The Rock
Author
Triple H
Commissioner
Going Away
Randy Orton
Making a Difference
Edge
Retirement
Stand Up Comic
A Complete One-Off

Disc 2

ack Foley / Les Thornton vs. The British Bulldogs
Superstars September 1986
Alternate Commentary: Mick Foley & Joey Styles

Cactus Jack / Gary Young vs. Scott Steiner / Billy Travis
AWA All Star Wrestling October 1988

Cactus Jack Manson vs. Brickhouse Brown
Wild West Wrestling April 1989

Cactus Jack vs. Keith Hart
Power Hour March 1990

Submit or Surrender Match
Cactus Jack vs. Sting
Power Hour November 1991

Falls Count Anywhere Match
Cactus Jack vs. Van Hammer
Clash of the Champions XVIII 21st January, 1992

Barbed Wire Match
Cactus Jack vs. Sandman
Ft. Lauderdale, FL May 1995

Cactus Jack vs. Shane Douglas
CyberSlam February 1996
Alternate Commentary: Mick Foley & Joey Styles

Mankind vs. Rocky Maivia
IYH: Cold Day in Hell 11th May, 1997

Mankind vs. Hunter Hearst Helmsley
IYH: Canadian Stampede 6th July, 1997

Disc 3

Dude Love vs. Rocky Maivia
RAW 17th November, 1997

Hell in a Cell
Mankind vs. Undertaker
King of the Ring 28th June, 1998
Alternate Commentary: Mick Foley & Joey Styles

WWE Tag Team Championship Match
Mankind / Kane vs. New Age Outlaws
RAW 13th July, 1998

WWE Championship Match
Mankind vs. The Rock
IYH: Rock Bottom 13th December, 1998

WWE Tag Team Championship
Mankind / The Rock vs. Triple H / Shane McMahon
SmackDown 2nd September, 1999

Mankind vs. Al Snow
SmackDown 16th December, 1999

Hell In A Cell – Retirement Match
Cactus Jack vs. Triple H
No Way Out 27th February, 2000

Blu-ray Exclusives

Promos:

Sting’s Birthday Cake
WCW World Championship Wrestling 5th October, 1991

No Ear Surgery
WCW Saturday Night 10th September, 1994

Barbie
RAW 5th April, 2004

Cutting Edge
SmackDown 1st August, 2008

Relevancy with CM Punk
RAW 24th September, 2012

Stories:

Frank Foley

Snowed In

DeNucci Training School

Arrested in Italy?

Cactus Jack – The Name

Africa

Birth of Bang Bang

Losing Teeth

On the Spot

Wanted T-Shirt

Smoking Flight?

Anti-Hardcore ECW

Farewell in ECW

Vicious Suplex

Kevin Sullivan – Mentor

Rock ‘n Sock Jacket

Disneyland

Loogie Heard ‘Round the World

Commentator

Mr. Socko vs. The Cobra

Comedy Show

Favourite Mick Foley Persona

Sheamus Meets Mick

Christmas Cheer

Wardrobe

Thrifty Mick

– We reported last week that The Rock has signed on for a new movie titled, “Teddy Bear,” which is based off an illustration by software engineer Alex Panagopoulos. The picture, which depicts a teddy bear protecting a sleeping child and fighting off an evil monster, is titled “Sweet Halloween Dreams” and can be viewed here.

– Mick Foley announced that he’ll be appearing on an upcoming episode of the Nerdist podcast.

– In response to rumors that he would be appearing as a surprise entrant at the Royal Rumble pay-per-view, Shelton Benjamin tweeted on Sunday night, “Hey is the rumble over? How’d I do?” Benjamin was in Phoenix over the weekend and stayed at the same hotel as the WWE Crew, but was only in town to work an indy show.

– WWE contacted Rikishi to participate in Sunday’s 30-Man Royal Rumble Match but the veteran wrestler is unable to appear due to a prior commitment, Jerry “The King” Lawler revealed in an interview with New York Post promoting WrestleMania Axxess.

“I do know that they had contacted Rikishi, but he had a prior commitment that he could not get out of. My son Brian told me that it was just a commitment he literally could not get out of even though he really wanted to [be in the Rumble],” Lawler said.

Lawler also hinted that former stars could resurface as surprise entrants.

“The Royal Rumble has become our next biggest and most fan-favorite pay-per-view. It’s so unpredictable. I know for a fact, I don’t know who it will be, but there’s always some surprise entrants. There will be some people that you didn’t have a clue they were going to be involved in the Rumble.”

To read the full interview, click here.

– This week’s edition of The JBL & Cole Show features appearances by Mick Foley and Shawn Michaels, who have some kind words for JBL. Plus, Hornswoggle faces off with Daniel Bryan and his “magician’s assistant” in the “SUPERStar Search.”

– Darren Young is featured in today’s “Superstar Spotlight” on WWE.com.

– Today’s wrestling birthdays include former WWE superstar Dave Batista (44) and WWE legend “The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase (59).

– WWE Legend Superstar Billy Graham is back in the hospital with double pneumonia.

– An interesting note regarding WWE’s New Year’s Eve edition of RAW. WWE (and TNA) title the scripts for each show they produce, like most television shows. According to f4wonline.com, the script for the December 31st RAW was titled, “Crappy New Year,” a nod to the substance that covered Dolph Ziggler and AJ Lee at the end of the show.

– WWE has released the following video looking at Mick Foley’s 2013 Hall of Fame induction:

– Former WWE Superstar Edge tweeted the following about how his neck is doing after his recent surgery:

Listen to your doctor. They've made huge advancements in spinal surgeries. I'm back at full workout and mountain biking in 2 mths@zossy83

— Adam Copeland (@RatedRCope) January 16, 2013

– Mick Foley asked his fans on Twitter earlier today who they think should induct him into the WWE Hall of Fame. After getting a ton of responses, Foley tweeted:

https://twitter.com/realmickfoley/status/291650288610324480

– WWE Hall of Famer “Stone Cold” Steve Austin is sporting a new beard. Austin tweeted the following photo and caption on Wednesday:

Shooting the shit with @freejessejames at the Fort Knox booth at the Shot Show. http://t.co/xajhJSId

— Steve Austin (@steveaustinBSR) January 15, 2013

– Rey Mysterio is scheduled to return to the ring at Friday’s RAW live event at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Mysterio has been out of action for several weeks dealing with a personal issue.

– The Rock tweeted the following congratulatory message to Mick Foley:

@realMickFoley Always a pleasure seeing you Mick. Congrats on the HOF. What a career! Im honored to share a small part of it. #FoleyJourney

— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) January 16, 2013

– Vickie Guerrero and Dolph Ziggler will be doing an appearance today at 2pm in City of Industry, California at Fry’s Electronics.

– WWE’s SmackDown brand will be holding live events Alaska tonight and Friday night, with shows in Fairbanks and Anchorage. The Shield will be working these SmackDown shows.

– Brad Maddox will do commentary on Wednesday’s WWE Main Event broadcast during the Prime Time Players vs. Primo & Epico tag team match.

– WWE is taping this week’s Main Event and Smackdown shows from San Antonio, TX. Randy Orton vs. Antonio Cesaro will be taking place on Main Event. For SmackDown, the only thing advertised is Del Rio’s Championship fiesta.

– WWE returns to Providence, Rhode Island on March 16th for a RAW brand live event. Tickets go on sale at Ticketmaster.com tomorrow morning with the pre-sale password WWEPROV.

– Mick Foley is the latest WWE personality to be booked for an upcoming Comic Con event. Foley will be appearing at the Niagara Falls Comic Con in June.

– WWE.com has published an interview Tyson Kidd, who recently suffered a bad knee injury that he described as “ligament and meniscus tears in his right knee and a fracture in his tibia platea.” The article states that he’ll be out for 6-8 months.

* Pictures of Beautiful NXT Diva SASHA BANKS

– It was officially announced on RAW that Mick Foley is the first member of the WWE Hall of Fame’s Class of 2013.

– The January 11th episode of WWE SmackDown averaged 3,130,000 viewers, which is up from 2,721,000 viewers the week before.

– WWE legend King Kong Bundy teased on Sunday night that he is Hall of Fame bound and a big announcement would be coming on Monday night. As it turns out, Bundy will not be joining the WWE Hall of Fame, but the “Pro Wrestling Report Hall of Fame” on April 5th in New York. It sounds just as prestigious.

– Despite not wrestling a match on Monday’s 20th Anniversary RAW, Zack Ryder reached 1 million Twitter followers shortly after the show went off the air, officially becoming a #SevenFigureBroksi.

Former WWE superstar Kevin Nash tweeted the following late Sunday night about the news of Mick Foley being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame this year:

Congratulations to Mick Foley on his HOF induction.His love and physical toll are unprecedented.Thanks for our last match 2gether old school

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) January 14, 2013

There was some talk in recent weeks that Nash would be considered for this year’s Hall of Fame class – and he revealed who he would want to induct him when he does go in:

https://twitter.com/RealKevinNash/status/290688201411141632

This is Micks night, in NYC his home turf.You don't need any one else.

— Kevin Nash (@RealKevinNash) January 14, 2013

– WWE.com has published a list of all the World title changes over the past 20 years of Monday Night RAW.

– Ticketmaster.co.uk is now selling tickets for Mick Foley’s upcoming UK Comedy Tour in April-May.

– Paul Heyman tweeted the following about The Rock hosting a “Rock Concert” on Monday’s 20th Anniversary RAW:

@TheRock Concert Monday @WWE #RAW? Sloppy 2nds! @CMPunk's #SunLife promo was music to my ears! pic.twitter.com/GMmPUHUN

— Paul Heyman (@HeymanHustle) January 13, 2013

– Here is the latest episode of WWE’s Are You Serious?

– Tonight on SmackDown, WWE Champion CM Punk (and Paul Heyman) will deliver a personal message to The Rock from Miami’s Sun Life Stadium, the site of last year’s WrestleMania 28 event. Punk will don The Rock’s University of Miami college football jersey for his latest memorable promo, and Paul Heyman’s Heyman Hustle site has exclusive behind-the-scenes pictures from the shooting of the segment.

– WWE.com has confirmed the news broken by the New York Post on Friday that Mick Foley is the first member of the WWE Hall of Fame’s Class of 2013.

The New York Post is reporting today that hardcore legend Mick Foley will be inducted into the WWE Hall Of Fame this year.

The 2013 WWE Hall of Fame Ceremony will take place on April 6th (the night before WrestleMania) from Madison Square Garden in New York City.

The official announcement by WWE is expected this Monday night on the 20th Anniversary of RAW.

WWEDVDNews.com has revealed that WWE’s upcoming DVD/Blu-Ray project looking at the career of hardcore wrestling legend Mick Foley will be titled, “For All Mankind: The Life & Career of Mick Foley” and will be released on April 16, 2013. You can pre-order

Here is the official synopsis:

Mick Foley broke into sports-entertainment in 1983, shortly after a fateful trip to see his idol Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka inspired him to pursue his dream. Now- 30 years, 3 personas, 3 WWE Championships, multiple New York Times best sellers and countless bumps and cheap pops later, WWE brings his comprehensive story to home entertainment for the first time ever! Friends, family, peers and the Hardcore Legend himself detail his story from being Mrs. Foley’s baby boy in Long Island, New York to becoming an international Superstar, philanthropist and author. Get inside commentary on his brutal matches in ECW and Japan, struggles in WCW, his notorious Hell in a Cell matches, and the fascinating evolution in WWE as Cactus Jack, Mankind, Dude Love, and all the unparalleled success in between. Plus, take home bonus matches and moments spanning his entire career.

The “For All Mankind” set will include many Foley’s best matches, including an exclusive documentary featuring interviews with Mick Foley, Terry Funk, Paul Heyman, Sheamus, Shane Douglas, Joey Styles, Jim Ross, Dee Snider of the 1980’s metal band Twisted Sister, Vader and Foley’s trainer, Dominic Denucci.

An exclusive version of the DVD and Blu-ray will be packaged with a Mr. Socko puppet.

– WWE is expected to announce the first member of the WWE Hall of Fame’s Class of 2013 next week on the 20th Anniversary of RAW. Speaking of the Hall of Fame, Mick Foley tweeted the following on Monday night, teasing that he could have a role at this year’s ceremony:

https://twitter.com/realMickFoley/status/288473860695797760

– As noted earlier this week, Dusty Rhodes was at WWE headquarters working on an upcoming DVD project. We can now confirm that the DVD project is the “Best of War Games” DVD that’s due out in November. Dusty will be one of the hosts.

– WWE has released the following updated movie trailer for the upcomign WWE Studios film Dead Man Down. The movie, which co-stars Wade Barrett, will be released on March 8th:

– With next year’s WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony taking place at Madison Square Garden in New York City, the company plans to pay homage to the famous area.

Besides Mick Foley likely being enshrined, there is discussion of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, the Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags) and Harlem Heat (Booker T and Stevie Ray) being inducted, according to F4WOnline.com. Johnson made his debut at the famous arena in 1996, while Harlem Heat was a New York-based gimmick. In the case of The Nasty Boys, who hail from Allentown, Pennsylvania, the two were billed from “The Streets of New York City” during their time in World Championship Wrestling.

Company officials would also like to honor Owen Hart, who defeated Bret Hart in a memorable WrestleMania match at Madison Square Garden in 1994. Despite the push for Owen, the enshrinement is unlikely to materialize because his widow would not allow it. Hart’s brother Smith revealed on Twitter earlier this year, “Because she blames the wrestling business in its entirety for his death. “She is the sole owner of his estate. With Martha, there will never B a way, perhaps his kids may eventually make the choice. But thats at least 20 yrs in future.”

Plus, Paul “Triple H” Levesque, WWE Executive Vice President of Talent and Live Events, is said to “desperately” want Bruno Sammartino enshrined, but it’s considered a long shot for a multitude of reasons.

– Though WWE has attempted to distance themselves from Chris Benoit since his career and life ended in a murder–suicide on June 24, 2007, the recently released WWE Encyclopedia features a sizable entry on the late wrestler. According to F4WOnline.com, this move has many people in WWE “baffled,” with his entry taking up more than half of a page.

The bio acknowledges Benoit emulating Dynamite Kid after seeing compete when he was 12-years-old, training in Stu Harts’s famous Dungeon, wrestling all over the world, making a name for himself in WCW before jumping to WWE, and fulfilling his destiny when he captured the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania XX in a Triple Threat Match versus Triple H and Shawn Michaels. There is no acknowledgment of the double murder/suicide, though he is addressed in the past tense.

– According to tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com, Monday’s Christmas Eve episode of Raw averaged 3.167 million viewers over the course of two hours, down from 4.23 million the week before for a show that drew a 2.9 cable rating.

Here’s the hourly breakdown, which saw viewership drop again during the third and final hour.

Hour one: 2.94 million viewers
Hour two: 3.271 million viewers
Hour three: 3.219 million viewers

– Today’s episode of WWE Vintage Collection on The Score was a Mick Foley-themed show highlighting the Hardcore Legend’s legendary career. The following matches aired on the program: Cactus Jack vs. Kevin Sullivan (WCW Fall Brawl 1994), Mankind vs. Bob Holly (His WWF debut on WWF Monday Night Raw – April 1, 1996), Mankind vs. Hunter Hearst Helmsley (WWF Summerslam 1997), Mick Foley vs. Terry Funk (WWF Raw is War – May 4th, 1998), Mankind vs. Carlito (WWE Taboo Tuesday 2005).

– Tomorrow beginning at 3:00 p.m., Zack Ryder appears at FYE 3601 Hempstead Turnpike, Levittown, New York, as he signs autograph for the first 400 fans. Call 516-579-5300 for more information.

WWE legend Mick Foley spoke with the official website of Marvel Comics to promote tonight’s Tribute To The Troops show on the USA Network. Here are some highlights of what Foley said about:

WWE’s Tribute to the Troops Special:: It’s changed a lot in that we’re doing them in the U.S. as opposed to overseas. It’s a major difference. By doing it in the U.S. we’re able to show our support, have a great time, and not put the guys who are on the road full time through quite as much.

His Favorite Tribute to the Troops Moment: “I think my favorite moment was announcing that we have been signing a lot of autographs and that it was time for them to sign some autographs for me. So I threw a t-shirt out into the crowd for them to sign, and an hour later it made its way back into the locker room covered. It was like a work of art. It just had hundreds of signatures in every conceivable place. After holding on to it for several years, I thought that it really should be displayed at WWE headquarters. So I sent it along and I believe it’s framed and hanging there. But I also had the chance dressing up as Santa to vanquish the bad Santa Claus who turned out to be JBL in a Santa’s toy match where I ended up pummeling [him] with an oversized sack. A match so bad it was good.

Foley also talked about comic books and which WWE superstars he would pit comic book hero Captain America against.

* Pictures of MARK HENRY’s Amazing Weight Loss

– It was reported Saturday that some familiar faces could be returning to WWE in the coming months as there has been a push from several top talents for the organization to bring back some “solid hand” wrestlers that were previously released. Two specific names in mind are MVP and Shelton Benjamin as organization officials have discussed bringing the former Superstars back to the fold.

Since being released from WWE in April 2010 in a cost-cutting measure, Benjamin has kept busy in Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling. MVP also competes in New Japan, where he teams with Benjamin under the tag team name “Black Dynamite.”

– Mick Foley displays his beloved Christmas room on the latest edition of WWE’s “Superstar Toyz.”

(source: F4WOnline.com)

– In response to online reports of NXT trainer Bill DeMott hazing WWE’s developmental students, a fan asked him on Twitter this morning if he’s bulled anybody yet today. He replied: “Sorry, not today.”

Full Details On NXT Trainer Bill DeMott Hazing WWE Students

– As previously reported, a WWE superstar recently approached Mick Foley asking him for permission to use one of his signature offensive moves. Foley tweeted on Tuesday morning that he’s headed to Bridgeport, CT for tonight’s SmackDown tapings to pass on the move:

https://twitter.com/realmickfoley/status/278327202276311042

– Former WWE Diva Maryse posted the following video on YouTube looking at her recent Snaps photoshoot for her new House of Maryse swimwear line:

– Newsday.com has an interview up with WWE legend Mick Foley, who talks at length about his new children’s book, “A Most Mizerable Christmas.” The book features several WWE superstars, as children. Here’s what Foley said were their reactions to being depicted as children in the book:

“I went out of my way to talk to The Miz [Mike Mizanin] about eight months ago. And I said, “Hey, how would you think about being part of a book I’m working on?” . . . And I said: “I warn you. You’re going to be a jerk in it.” And he said, “Even better.” . . . the first draft , “How can you have a WWE children’s book and not include John Cena?” And I was like, “Oops.” He’s the No. 1 character who appeals to children. And I just created a role for a giant elf.”

– During a recent interview on the PWTorch Livecast radio show, former WWE creative team member John Carle revealed that WWE has considered ending the Undertaker’s WrestleMania streak at various times throughout the years. He said:

“Yeah, we (the writing team) kind of talked about it. It was one of those things that was pitched, but it never really came to fruition.”

* Backstage News On JOHN CENA Being Burnt Out & Major Panic In WWE Over Ratings

Mick Foley joined The Big Mosh and “The Chairman of the Board” Todd Vincent for an interview Monday Night Mayhem, which is now available for free download, exclusively on the WrestleView Radio Network (available here). Highlights from the interview are as follows:

How he wanted to have his latest book (“A Most Mizerable Christmas”) stand out from his previous releases: “It is a story based on my own son, who as a three-year old, told me he didn’t need anything from Santa, no matter how much I tried to prod him. When I approached the WWE about the idea of doing it, I knew the book market had changed a lot, and that there wasn’t going to be a lot of money in a children’s book. So, I made it very clear that it wasn’t about the money, that it was about trying to get a fun story with a positive message out there. I think we’ve accomplished that.”

Why he wanted to return to the WWE at this time in his life/career and if his on-air return lived up to his personal expectations: “Yeah, anything I do on the show is just a bonus, because I didn’t have any expectations as an on-air personality. That is one of the reasons why I really wanted to come back to the WWE, because there are so many ways to make contributions without being on the show. I’m happy for anything that comes my way.”

If he believes that a WWE Hall of Fame induction next April is closer to happening, after the recent focus given to him on WWE television: “I’m happy that the rumor I started has gotten this far. Yeah, I love the idea that people are talking about it. It is a big deal. If it were to happen at Madison Square Garden, it would be a bigger deal that if it happened anywhere else. It seems like a good idea, but I don’t call those shots. There are other guys that did better in that building than I did who should get the call as well. I would certainly accept it if it came my way, but I won’t be to bitterly disappointed if it doesn’t. I hope it does.”

Much more is contained in Mick Foley’s exclusive interview with Monday Night Mayhem, including his candid thoughts on how the WWE locker room has responded to “A Most Mizerable Christmas,” how he believes The Miz has shed the image of the “reality TV star,” getting the opportunity to work with CM Punk on the WWE stage, how their exchange of promos delivered for the audience, and why he decided to become part of the WWE’s “Be A Star” campaign.

– WWE announcer JBL posted a Facebook.com on Monday night about his upcoming mountain climb of Mt. Aconcagua, also known as “Mount Death.” He wrote:

“Less than 7 weeks out from Mt Aconcagua-nicknamed “Mt Death” some estimates are as high as 60% success rate but seems like closer to 30% is more accurate. Numbers are all over the place as records are not kept that well and some are embellished for marketing.”

“This is the highest mountain outside of Asia, by far my toughest test. Since it is only 80 miles from the Pacific Ocean wind chills can be deadly. I might need a little luck, however, if weather is OK I believe I have a great chance of making it.”

– Mick Foley tweeted the following during Monday’s RAW about Dean Ambrose:

https://twitter.com/realmickfoley/status/273254679453003777

Earlier this year, Mick Foley and Dean Ambrose were feuding on social media, with Ambrose calling out Foley for “destroying a generation” of wrestlers by championing the hardcore style of chairs and barbed wire. Ambrose confronted Mick Foley at a hotel in Florida during WrestleMania 28 weekend and there was talk of Ambrose debuting on the main roster in a feud with Mick Foley, but they eventually called a truce and the angle was dropped.

* VIDEO of DEAN AMBROSE Confronting MICK FOLEY During WM28 Weekend (View Here)

– WWE officials are high on developmental wrestler Corey Graves, formerly known as Sterling James Keenan on the independent circuit. He is expected to gain the NXT Championship following the promotion of current belt holder Seth Rollins to the main roster.

– A backstage segment featuring Darren Young and Titus O’Neil was cut from Friday’s SmackDown episode.

– Colt Cabana has released his latest Creative Has Nothing For You webisode, entitled “REJECTED SCRIPTS ILLUSTRATED.”

– Mick Foley is featured in today’s “Superstar Spotlight” on WWE.com.

(source: F4WOnline.com)

– Survivor Series drew only 8,500 fans at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana. The event was reportedly heavily papered, with tons of free tickets given out in the days leading up to the show.

– The October 22nd edition WWE RAW had 337,000 homes watching on DVR or tape delay. The following week, October 29th, had 241,000 homes watching delayed.

– Following her recent departure from WWE developmental, there are currently no plans to bring Raquel Diaz (Shaul Guerrero) back to the company.

– Earlier this week, Mick Foley tweeted that he won’t be wrestling WWE Champion CM Punk because he can’t and rumors to the contrary are false. While there was talk of a Punk vs. Foley match at one point, the belief is that Foley is no longer physically able to wrestle a full match and we’ve probably seen the last of him in a WWE ring.

(Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter)