Source: The Wrestling Observer Newsletter
» In WWE’s latest attempt to find a Mexican star, the company recently inked a deal with Incognito, who previously worked under the guise of Mistico de Juarez. He briefly worked with TNA Wrestling a few years ago, but when he missed a television taping, they stopped using him.
» Michael Solomon, a member of WWE’s Board of Directors, cashed in all of his stock several weeks ago, taking in more than $20 million. Apparently he was unhappy with the way certain things were being run and got out. John Laurinaitis also cashed in $155,000 of his stock several weeks ago.
» Despite Shane McMahon’s resignation from WWE officially going into effect January 1, 2010, he wasn’t working at WWE Headquarters in Stamford, CT. Morale among staff at WWE’s offices was said to be way down with the departures of Shane and Linda McMahon.
» Two past wrestling stars in Konnan and Ed Leslie (a/k/a Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake) are working on respective autobiographies. Leslie’s book will be called Reborn on the Fourth of July, the date in 1990 when he experienced a near-fatal parasailing accident. His face had to be surgically repaired with over one hundred metal plates, putting his wrestling career on hiatus for nearly two years. In the case of Konnan, his book will explore his lengthy career in the wrestling industry.
Vince McMahon *IRATE* At RAW Monday – Major Blow-Up w/ Randy Orton Over Fan Altercation!
WWE Night of Champions 2026 Set for This June in Saudi Arabia
Various: Sayaka Kurara Wins World of Stardom Title & More New Champions at Stardom All Star Grand Queendom 2026, Robbie Eagles Issues Challenge To Motor City Machine Guns for IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Tag Titles, AAA To Reveal New GM at 5/23 AAA TV Show
AEW: Swerve Strickland Announces Draft Pick for Jacksonville Jaguars at 2026 NFL Draft, New “Royal Redemption” Trademark, AEW Announces New AEW Dynamite & Collision Shows for This July & August




