Today's News

WWE Network:

Jeff Hardy will be the star of the first in a new series of WWE shows based on the social media site Reddit's popular AMA (Ask Me Anything) feature. They are also working on a Snapchat show.

Injury:

Kofi Kingston and New Day are back, this time on the blue show. They have been given a shot at the Blue tag gold for MITB vs The Uso's.

MITB history:

Shane McMahon has announced the first female MITB ladder match for the next SD special. It seems the winner will get a shot at Naomi's title, as she has confessed to being disappointed not to be involved. Lana may debut in the match.

This drew the ire of Nia Jax of Raw, who blasted her own brand for under using their women...

''Wow! First ever Money in the Bank Women's Ladder Match! Amazing how SmackdownLive uses their ENTIRE women roster every Tuesday!''

Cena's return:

John Cena will be back on WWE TV on July 4.

Ryback slates $1,000,000 promoter:

Ryback says the UK promoter that has offered CM Punk a million bucks to work for him is the worst he has dealt with...

"He just comes off like he says one thing and then says another thing. And then, like, out of all the promoters we've dealt with, he has been by far the worst. He showed up to one of the events in England when I was there, just like harassing me, essentially. I treated him beyond well for that, but if there was ever a delusional human being, he was one of them."

WWE left me homeless:

An NXT cut, Willie Mack,  has revealed he was made homeless after losing his WWE job. He is currently one of LU's top stars.

King defends Bliss:

King Jerry Lawler says Alexa Bliss should learn from Raw this week and then move on...

"Sometimes things happen that just don't turn out like you envision it. I'm sure that's exactly what happened there. Here's the other thing: it's live T.V. That's a double-edged sword, believe me. When something doesn't turn out the way you planned it, there's nothing you can do about it. It's there. It was live and everybody saw it. That was just one of those cases. You just gotta move on."