On top of catching live events, solid WWE fans allot a huge chunk of their time on the Internet. This vast realm of the worldwide web gives wrestling devotees the opportunity to peek into the lives of their favorite Superstars and learn more about events away from the squared circle.
Today's edition mainly focuses on the impact of Seth Rollins injury.
As always, the WWE Universe should take all of these with a grain of salt.
WWE Reaches Out to John Cena and Brock Lesnar
Professional wrestling columnist Dave Meltzer reported that WWE is contacting John Cena and Brock Lesnar to fill in for the injured Seth Rollins on RAW.
Cena, who's allegedly working on a television show, is scheduled to return in December after his personal time off, but one can expect that the 15-time champ will heed this call and show up a little bit earlier than anticipated.
On the other hand, Brock Lesnar's case is a tad more difficult. WWE will still have to renegotiate appearances and probably invest more money on the table.
Roman Reigns to Win WWE World Heavyweight Championship at Survivor Series?
Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins were slated to square off for the WWE World Heavyweight title; but an injury to the champ changed the whole landscape.
This curve ball led to a tournament to determine the next titleholder on Survivor Series, which puts Reigns in a perfect spot to capture gold especially after his fatal four-way win on RAW.
According to Wrestling Observer Live, Roman Reigns is deemed as a "strong candidate," even with the possible inclusions of John Cena and Brock Lesnar.
Quick Fire News
Speaking of Survivor Series, there has been talk that The Undertaker and Kane will have an unlikely ally in the person of Sting. If all goes well with his injury, The Vigilante will team up with The Brothers of Destruction to face The Wyatt Family.
It looks like Dean Ambrose's heel turn will be put on hold, as he's starting a program with Kevin Owens. The Lunatic Fringe and the WWE Intercontinental Champion will have to take more responsibility now that the company's top stars are either on a break or injured.