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Originally Posted by PWI TNA will be returning to the Manhattan Center in New York City on 1/7, 1/8 and 1/9 for the first episodes of Impact Wrestling on Destination America, the promotion officially announced this afternoon. PWInsider.com noted a few weeks ago that the company had those dates on hold with the Manhattan Center. TNA had looked into doing tapings next month in Michigan, but it wasn't going to work out logistically.

Originally Posted by PWI WWE was rewriting a lot of yesterday's show pretty late yesterday. So late that when the Raw Pre-Game went on the air on the WWE Network, it was announced that John Cena was going to name the new Raw General Manager. Later on, it was amended that the WWE Board of Directors would name the new GM. Instead, they had the return of the Anonymous Raw GM at the close of the show

PWInsider reports that Sting has signed a performers contract with WWE, but there's no word yet on how long it's for or what the details are. As noted, Sting reportedly didn't get the call to come in until Thursday. Sting is not expected to work any WWE live events and will likely work very few TV tapings. We noted yesterday that there's talk now of wrestling more than one match, but not many more than that. Part of WWE's plan with Sting will be to tease him a lot until he's needed for a big event

Originally Posted by F4W He might be gone from WWE, but CM Punk has left a presence in the company. Nearly ten months after his last appearance for the sports-entertainment organization, fans continue to chant for the Chicago native at live events. This often occurs during matches featuring his wife, AJ Lee. While WWE has been able to censor signs acknowledging the former WWE Superstar, this may now extend to chants. According to a fan who sat ringside at last night's Survivor Series pay-per-view event at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Missouri, WWE personnel directed security members for the venue to not allow fans to chant "CM Punk."

Mick Foley's comedy show at The Bell House in Brooklyn on Sunday night received rave reviews from fans in attendance. It was filmed by WWE for future use on the WWE Network

Some other sheets news include the WWE adding their Youtube shows to the Network's library under the category "As seen on Youtube." Also last night's RAW had one of its highest 8pm hour (4.7 million) in a while although the 9pm spot (3.9 million) took a huge dive once people realized Sting wasn't showing and the stuff happening in Ferguson.