- Shane Helms and his girlfriend were involved in a motorbike accident near their North Carolina home yesterday. Helms suffered a broken leg and ankle. Matt Hardy noted:

“Shane was in pretty bad shape…His face was damaged pretty badly. His leg was broken very badly in several places and he’ll probably have to have multiple surgeries.”

“His girlfriend was injured as well. Actually, that seemed like it was going to be a very, very serious situation. Fortunately, over the course of the evening, it got better. She’s kind of out of the woods, I think, as far as that goes, although she definitely has several broken bones and some major injuries. They’re both right now in the hospital recovering back in Raleigh, North Carolina.”

- The feeling right now is that the Undertaker has retired from regular competition and will only wrestle a few times a year as a special attraction. He is not expected to work again until next year’s Wrestlemania.

That being said he may end up retiring for good next year.

- Chris Jericho discussed his return to WWE with IGN.com

He said:
“I don’t want to go back and do the same thing and do the same character I was doing last time. You constantly have to reinvent yourself. It’s kind of a strange analogy but I think you’ll pick it up when I say it – I always consider myself to be the Madonna of wrestling. And what I mean by that is ‘constantly re-inventing yourself.’ Every album Madonna does, she morphs into new styles of music and new looks. And when you work for the WWE, you work 52 weeks out of the year and on TV every week. You can’t look the same or act the same every week. It gets boring. And I think that’s why I’ve had such longevity as a performer and was always the guy to watch because people wanted to see what I did next. I even did that on Dancing with the Stars. And you have to do that or else you become predictable. And that’s the worst thing you can become when you’re in show business.”

- This week’s episode of TNA Impact on Spike TV drew a 1.15cable rating.

Source: wrestlingtruth.com