WWE.com is reporting that Sheamus has injured his left shoulder, tearing the labrum, and requiring surgery that will keep him out of action anywhere between four and six months. Sheamus initially injured his arm during the Money Bank In The Bank pay-per-view (PPV).
John Cena seems to be working banged up lately, having trouble with his elbow. Cena competed in last week's Monday Night Raw with swelling that looked like a baseball lodged in his elbow. Despite the bruises, Cena wrote a tweet to his fans reassuring them that he'd be ready to defend his SummerSlam WWE title against Bryan Daniels.
Speaking of SummerSlam, PWInsider.com is reporting that Kane versus Bray Wyatt's Ring of Fire match will be similar to previous Inferno matches, with fire surrounding the wrestling ring to prevent outside interference. Unlike an Inferno match, though, the winner of the match does not have to set the loser of the match on fire in order to attain the victory.
Jake "The Snake" Robert's quest to participate in the 2104 Royal Rumble may be over, for now. WWE has reported no interest in bringing back Roberts. Roberts, who has had major battles with addictions, has been clean and sober, with the help of former WCW star, "Diamond" Dallas Page. Roberts has stated he wants to be healthy and sober enough to participate in this year's Royal Rumble and compete in a WWE ring one last time.
WWE is considering bringing "Nature Boy" Ric Flair back into the fold. WWE wants Flair to return in a public relations capacity as well as selling merchandise off his popular name. The snag in negotiations is that Flair would have to get out of any contracts he's already under with with profitable companies, such as his deal with the North Carolina Lottery.