-- As previously noted here on the website, John Laurinaitis underwent major surgery for a torn rotator cuff and will be out of action for several months. Laurinaitis was scheduled to continue doing run-ins after RAW tapings and at live events and was told at one point he would be brought back as a television character.
-- WWE.com is featuring an article by Kevin Powers providing a series of "what if" scenarios if John Cena reformed the nWo, if The Undertaker brought back the Ministry of Dar...
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