- Although Kevin Nash has been written out of storylines for the time being, he is still expected to wrestle a PPV match before the end of the year. His reported injury at Night of Champions turned out to be a work.

According to the Wrestling Observer the reason he was pulled from the CM Punk match is because he failed WWE’s medical. It’s not clear what the issue was, but it’s believed to be “fixable”.

Nash is currently filming the movie Magic Mike in California.

- WWE sent out the following survey, revealing a lot of information about the planned WWE Network. One would assume the PPV “specials” will be re-airings after the usual PPV slots:

WWE NETWORK SURVEY:
Imagine a 24-hour cable network that was run by The WWE. It featured a mix of WWE-made programs, including new shows, repeats of Raw and SmackDown from USA and Syfy and “classic” or “historical” programs featuring shows from different promotions like classic WWE footage, WCW, ECW, NWA, AWA, etc. from years past.

It would have two new weekly WWE live in-ring shows (wrestling), but not SmackDown or Raw.

It would have a daily live in-studio viewer interactive show similar to SportsCenter.

Additionally, this network would include WWE’s “classic big 4? pay-per-view events including WrestleMania, SummerSlam, Survivor Series and Royal Rumble to the lineup at no additional cost. Rather than having to pay for them, they would now be specials with the same match quality you’re used to seeing on pay-per-view for no additional cost. These 4 events would only be available on The WWE Network.

In addition to The WWE Network, you would receive approximately 30 additional channels including NFL Network, NBA TV, Biography Channel, Fox Business Network and Fuel TV.

How interested would you be in upgrading your service for an additional $7-$12 per month to a tier which would include the WWE Network described above?”

- Jerry Lawler is said to be sore but ok after taking the “hard way” table slam from Mark Henry on Raw.

He doesn’t need to take time off, but WWE will be keeping away from TV for a week or so to sell the injury.

Source: wrestlingtruth.com