legolas4792
12-17-2007, 09:50 PM
Source: Wrestling Observer
- It looks like JBL will be making his return to the WWE rings. There has been talk for weeks now of JBL giving up his announcing spot on Friday Night SmackDown. WWE TV producer Kevin Dunn has been auditioning people with Michael Cole to find a new announcing partner.
- WWE officials have had serious discussions this past week as to what they want to do for WrestleMania 24. Management is trying to get a game plan down and once that's done, they will begin the booking process to lead up to the WrestleMania pay-per-view in March.
- Wrestling legend Superstar Billy Graham is now putting on an art show that features paintings of children in poverty, Afghan women and Taliban control. The former World Champion hopes to have the art displayed in a New York art gallery next Spring or Summer.
- WWE will be producing DVD's for Batista, Bobby Lashley, Steve Austin, Curt Hennig, The Rock and The Hell in a Cell sometime in 2008. An anthology box set for the SummerSlam series from 1988 to present day will also be released. Any footage of Chris Benoit will be left on the DVD's, but the company won't use his name to market them.
- It looks like JBL will be making his return to the WWE rings. There has been talk for weeks now of JBL giving up his announcing spot on Friday Night SmackDown. WWE TV producer Kevin Dunn has been auditioning people with Michael Cole to find a new announcing partner.
- WWE officials have had serious discussions this past week as to what they want to do for WrestleMania 24. Management is trying to get a game plan down and once that's done, they will begin the booking process to lead up to the WrestleMania pay-per-view in March.
- Wrestling legend Superstar Billy Graham is now putting on an art show that features paintings of children in poverty, Afghan women and Taliban control. The former World Champion hopes to have the art displayed in a New York art gallery next Spring or Summer.
- WWE will be producing DVD's for Batista, Bobby Lashley, Steve Austin, Curt Hennig, The Rock and The Hell in a Cell sometime in 2008. An anthology box set for the SummerSlam series from 1988 to present day will also be released. Any footage of Chris Benoit will be left on the DVD's, but the company won't use his name to market them.