Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter
Wrestling legend Bobby “The Brain” Heenan suffered a broken shoulder after falling while getting out of bed on April 24th in Las Vegas. The Heenan family has been in Vegas visiting relatives for a wedding. Heenan actually missed the wedding as he and his wife spent the day in the hospital.
Not too long ago, Heenan suffered a broken back when he fell. The many cancer treatments he has received have left his bones brittle. Heenan has reportedly been in remarkably good spirits as of late, even with all of his health issues.
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– It’s said that Bill Goldberg definitely has interest in doing a match at WrestleMania 31 if the right deal can be made. He’s kept himself in shape, training almost daily, and will be 48 by next year’s WrestleMania.
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– We noted before that WWE officials wanted main roster and developmental talents to come up with names for their finishing moves. This is so WWE can trademark the names because they can’t own traditional wrestling move names.
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– WWE officials recently issued a directive to NXT staff regarding the treatment of some of Gerald Brisco’s wrestling recruits. There had been a feeling that Brisco would sign guys with good looks, personality and skills, but when they got to Orlando at the Performance Center, certain people (possibly trainers) working for developmental would try and run them off because they didn’t like shooters around.
