— As noted earlier, it was revealed on the Australian version of WWE SmackDown, which has already aired in that market, that Kane is officially out of Sunday’s “All Star” Money In The Bank ladder match due to injuries sustained in the beatdown he suffered at the hands of the Wyatt Family on Monday’s WWE RAW.
It will be announced on the U.S. version of SmackDown tonight that Kane will not be competing this Sunday at the Money In The Bank pay-per-view. Michael Cole will make the announcement on commentary, however, no replacement was announced on the Australian version of SmackDown. Whether or not that will differ from tonight’s U.S. airing remains to be seen.
— Triple H tweeted the following last night after his busy day of responsibilities associated with the opening of the WWE Performance Center. HHH wrote:
“Long incredible day…..opening of @WWEPerformCtr , media galore the four amazing @WWENXT shows…… Thank you to all involved!!! #future”
— For those who may have missed it, below is a full video of Thursday’s press conference to announce the grand opening of the new WWE Performance Center. Among those featured in the presser below are Triple H, Stephanie McMahon, Sheamus, Xavier Woods and Florida Governor Rick Scott.
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