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F4WOnline noted that WWE officials have discussed turning Nikki Bella heel but it's not known if they're planning on going forward with it in the current Stephanie McMahon vs. Brie Bella feud.

Originally Posted by F4W Mark Henry is rumored to be returning to WWE TV for the new stable with Xavier Woods, Kofi Kingston and Big E that we saw form on RAW.

Originally Posted by F4W Bray Wyatt was originally supposed to defeat Chris Jericho at Sunday's WWE Battleground pay-per-view but the finish was changed on Sunday and it was reportedly a Vince McMahon decision. As of Saturday's creative meetings, Wyatt was still planned to defeat Jericho at the pay-per-view. The two will be having their rematch at SummerSlam and then likely another match at Night of Champions before Jericho takes another hiatus.

Originally Posted by PWI Chris Jericho was not at last night's RAW in Miami. Jericho flew to Los Angeles on Monday morning to begin promoting Fozzy's newest album, which hit stores today. The backstage attack on Jericho from The Wyatt Family was actually filmed at Battleground.

Originally Posted by F4W WWE officials are not happy with CM Punk and the way everything has went down with his departure. It's said that there are definitely issues between them right now. While it may appear that Punk's contract ended and everything went smooth, that's not the case and WWE does not see it like that. This is not confirmed to happen but there is definitely a feeling that something may be happening on WWE's end soon, possibly some kind of consequences for Punk for how he left the company.

Originally Posted by PWI WWE was planning on doing Bo Dallas vs. The Great Khali on last night's RAW, a rematch from the week before, but that was nixed during script changes. Roman Reigns vs. Rusev was also scheduled for last night's RAW but it was nixed during late re-writes of the show when the handicap match was made. This is why WWE had two handicap matches in the first hour of the show.

Originally Posted by F4W The possibility of The Undertaker and Sting facing off in a "dream match" appear slim as the former WWE Champion may have already wrestled his last match. Undertaker has been telling those close to him that although he doesn't completely rule out wrestling again, he does not expect to. Wrestling Observer editor Dave Meltzer said recently on Wrestling Observer Radio "The last we had heard, which was, I don't know what a month or two ago, it feels like a bit over a month ago, Undertaker was saying that he did not expect to ever wrestle again, but he didn't rule it out 100%, he just didn't expect it." The publication last reported in June that The Undertaker was in bad shape after suffering multiple injuries in his WrestleMania 30 match with Brock Lesnar. Although he has been training in the gym, the possibility of a match next year at WrestleMania 31 in Santa Clara, California was "not looking good."