Diehard WWE fans devote a large portion of their time creating fresh storylines and exciting rivalries. Some spin the WWE rumor mills for fun, while others come up with their own innovative ideas and spread it on the Internet.
In this issue, highlights and lowlights include Sting's condition, WWE legends plans, as well as possible step-ups and call-ups.
As always, the WWE Universe should take all of these with a grain of salt.
Stinging Blow on Sting
By now, many know about Sting's injury during and after his match versus Seth Rollins at WWE Night of Champions.
Apparently, a title win was never even considered, as The Vigilante was slated as just a stop-gap feud for The Authority's poster boy.
To add to that, WWE Chairman and CEO, Vince McMahon, wanted Sting the following night on RAW to tease a possible promo and address the fans on his injury.
WWE Hall of Famers Breaking Grounds
Booker T looks to further develop his promotion called Reality of Wrestling by investing on new spaces in Houston, Texas.
Apart from setting agreements with the WWE on stone, Booker T also established a fruitful partnership with hip hop artist and massive wrestling fan, Wale.
In other news, Scott Hall has stated his interest in working at the WWE Performance Center to train guys on the developmental roster.
The former Razor Ramon looks to be in good health, and is gaining interest from the WWE to become a part-time trainer.
NXT News
NXT Women's Champion, Bayley, has been included to WWE Live events in the UK this November.
These appearances are usually telltale signs of a possible call-up to the main roster.
On the other hand, newly crowned WWE Intercontinental Champion, Kevin Owens, continues to impress top brass behind the curtains.
Though there are no immediate plans of putting him back in the main event picture, Owens will still be booked as a solid mid-card superstar.