– There will be a contract signing on Monday’s RAW for one of the Money In the Bank Ladder Matches that will take place later this month.
– WWE will also determine the participants in the second Money In the Bank Ladder Match on Monday’s RAW.
– Next Tuesday night’s episode of WWE Countdown on the WWE Network will look at the most magnificent managers, as voted on by the WWE Universe.
– We noted before that Seth Rollins will debut his new ring gear on Friday’s SmackDown. As he wore it on RAW, Dean Ambrose’s new ring gear will be the jeans and tank top.
– Stardust is now being advertised for WWE’s July 12th live event in New York City at Madison Square Garden so it appears the new gimmick for Cody Rhodes’ is sticking around.
– For the first time since the show began airing, WWE has not announced a new episode of WrestleMania Rewind for next Tuesday night on the WWE Network. 16 episodes have been shown already.
– Chris Jericho’s latest Talk Is Jericho podcast features reality TV star Snooki. They talk about her WrestleMania 27 match and more.
– The John Cena vs. Bray Wyatt singles main event for WWE’s July 12th live event at Madison Square Garden has been changed to a 20-man match Lumberjack Match. 10 men will be led by Triple H and 10 will be led by Ric Flair.
– Comedian Kevin Hart appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon last night and talked about appearing on RAW this past Monday. Hart noted that Triple H’s hand was the size of his chest, and he had a hard time breathing after The Game tapped him on the chest. Hart also said that he originally was not supposed to get in the ring, but the enthusiasm of the crowd got him to do it. A clip was also shown of his segment with Adam Rose.
– DK Publishing revealed the new 30 Years of WrestleMania. From the creators of WWE 50 and the official WWE Encyclopedia, 30 Years of WrestleMania gives fans an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look at the show of shows from its inception to today. You can relive each event with detailed information, exclusive interviews, never-before-seen photos, and much more. You can purchase the book at DK.com.
– Philly.com has an interview with The Miz, who was promoting this Sunday’s WWE live event in Philadelphia. During the interview, Miz was asked about WWE releasing eleven talents last week.
“That’s the nature of business,” he said. “In any business, people get fired and people get hired, so you just got to take it with a grain of salt and know that they’re talented enough as individuals that they’ll be able to do whatever they pursue after the WWE.
“Everyone would be doing it if it wasn’t tough, so absolutely it’s tough, but it’s something you have to do deal with and you have to go through and you just keep trucking along,” he added. “I know those people that got released aren’t going to tell me, ‘Well, you should come with me.’ They’re going to be like, ‘Dude, go steal the show, go be as amazing as possible and I’m going to go do my thing and be as amazing as possible.’ I think that’s the mentality.”
– WWE Chief Strategy & Financial Officer, George A. Barrios, will participate in a “fireside chat” at the Bernstein Future of Media Summit this Thursday in Boston, MA. Mr. Barrios will speak at approximately 1:15 p.m. ET.
– PlayOn, the media server software that streams online videos to TVs and mobile devices, today announced the addition of the WWE channel to the PlayOn lineup. The channel lets WWE subscribers stream shows from their PC to their TV.
