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Originally Posted by Observer Bill Goldberg definitely has interest in doing WrestleMania 31 if the right deal can be made. That was also the deal last year and no deal was made, because he’s not coming cheap. He’s kept himself in shape, training almost daily at his Muay Thai gym, although he’ll be 48 by next year’s Mania.

Originally Posted by Observer Drake Weutz (Drake Younger) is scheduled to report to developmental imminently.

Originally Posted by Observer Regal was in Brazil this past weekend for WWE scouting for talent. The idea was to find some Brazilians with potential and bring them to the country because Brazil is an emerging economic market and is high on WWE’s list of places they think they can make money in. There is a real negative stigma in the culture of Brazil against pro wrestling from the 70s and I’m not sure about it, but have heard about it from a number of people. WWE did not do all that well when they debuted in Sao Paulo a few years back. Regal attended the FILL Double Impact promotion in Rio de Janeiro and the BWF Called To Fight group in Sao Paulo.

Originally Posted by Observer There was a directive that came in from above regarding the NXT staff about the treatment of some of Gerald Brisco’s wrestling recruits. There was the feeling that Brisco would sign guys with good looks, personality and skills, and then when they got to Orlando, certain people would try and run them off because they didn’t like shooters around.

Originally Posted by Observer A new developmental wrestler is Leyvonna Zakari Swaggart, 24, who did a women’s tryout camp earlier this year. She started this week. She’s from Oakland, but has lived for years in Southern California and worked as an actress on the reality TV show “Pageant vs. Playmate” where teams of pretty girls competed. She was on the Pageant team as she’d done beauty pageants in California when she was younger. She’s of Samoan descent and is either friends or a relative with the Usos. She went through the same tryout camp as former TNA wrestler Sarita (Dark Angel in CMLL) went through and to this point wasn’t signed from. Sarita has the look and experience, but the age could be a hindrance since she’s already 35

Originally Posted by PWTorch There will be another season of Tough Enough, according to WWE management. WWE financial executive George Barrios announced during Thursday's quarterly conference call that a new season of Tough Enough will air on WWE Network. A timetable for filming and Network release was not announced.

Sarah Backman was also released from NXT with more hinted to be occurring.