[Emperor Smeat]

Dirtsheets sponsored by Evil Emma Bella:

According to an email received by Bryan Alvarez on Thursday night, a long-time WWE employee believes that Bayley is “so ungodly over, especially with little girls,” that if she were to start granting wishes through Make-A-Wish, “she will destroy John Cena.” Bayley’s T-Shirt is also the highest selling diva merchandise at the moment beating out all of The Bella Twins merchandise.

Lead to a long article by F4W about the real key to the Divas Revolution might not be the three that got called up for the Revolution storyline but instead Bayley if the goal is to change the perception of women's wrestling in WWE. For some comparisons about current merch sales, the Bellas have around 89 items to buy while the other Divas combined are around 69 items (think Bayley has around 4).

Originally Posted by F4W WWE has shown that it cannot properly execute a “revolution,” but perhaps it’s not too late to change the way it views and treats women. A major (and necessary) alteration would be to reevaluate just to whom they are trying to appeal. If the answer is young girls, then having Bayley at the forefront of the division is as good a place to start as any. With the right approach, she can and will sell t-shirts and wristbands by the truckload.

http://www.f4wonline.com/more/more-t...le-face-of-wwe

Originally Posted by Observer We noted before that Becky Lynch vs. Emma vs. Charlotte vs. Dana Brooke at the WWE NXT TV tapings held before "Takeover: Brooklyn" saw the finish botched as Charlotte was supposed to win but Emma won. All four Divas and referee Drake Wuertz were all worried when they got backstage but there was no heat on them. Wuertz was assured that it's his job to count the pinfalls no matter what and he did the right thing. The Divas were said to be very upset after the match, especially Becky.

Originally Posted by Observer As noted, former WWE NXT star CJ Parker is headed to New Japan Pro Wrestling as Juice Robinson. This comes after Parker announced on Twitter that he was retiring but was just referring to that CJ Parker character. Apparently WWE Performance Center coach Matt Bloom (Tensai, Jason Albert) helped Parker get the NJPW job when he decided to leave WWE. Parker is set to be pushed in NJPW's junior heavyweight division along with Matt Sydal, the former Evan Bourne.

Originally Posted by F4W On a related note, Hulk Hogan's status as a WWE Hall of Famer has been speculated on since WWE scrubbed him from their history when the racist comments scandal broke this summer. Even though Hogan is not listed in the Hall of Fame on WWE's website, word is that they have not made a decision yet on whether or not he is officially in the Hall.

Supposedly the WWE rejected a recent plea/apology by Hogan to get his status reinstated within the WWE.

Originally Posted by PWI Internally, WWE sent out word that absolutely no one should comment about the incident yesterday at the WWE Performance Center publicly via social media or if they are asked. WWE wants any information to come from the local authorities.

Phillymag.com reports that the city of Philadelphia has submitted a bid to host WWE's WrestleMania 34 in 2018. The city is reportedly looking at hosting the event at Lincoln Financial Field with RAW and NXT held at the Wells Fargo Center and the WrestleMania Axxess held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

Ring of Honor has announced that former WWE, WCW and ECW star Stevie Richards will be making his ROH debut against current ROH World & Television Champion Jay Lethal on Saturday, September 26th in Lockport, NY.

Recently on WOOOOO! Nation with Ric Flair, "the Nature Boy" spoke with "Stone Cold" Steve Austin. During the interview, Flair and Austin discussed Triple H vs. Sting from WrestleMania 31 and went on to talk about who in the WWE may be a great new opponent for Sting. With respect to the WrestleMania 31 match between Triple H and Sting, Austin said he could not believe that WWE brought Sting in only for Triple H to beat him. "I thought, 'man, you bring Sting in here and you beat him?' Man, do something where it looks like you're going to do the screwjob, but then something happens and [Sting] goes over on Triple H, who we all love," Austin said. "If you're going to bring Sting in, put him over." "I didn't like that, myself," Flair added. Flair said he would have liked to have seen Sting wrestle Kane at WrestleMania 31 instead of Triple H and went on to say that Kevin Owens should be Sting's opponent at WrestleMania 32. "Now that I've seen this other kid, Kevin Owens, Kevin Owens who is a legitimate heel would be a great opponent for [Sting] in Dallas," Flair said. "Owens has enough steam on him now and he actually is a heel."

On a recent edition of Wooo! Nation, WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair did confirm that Bray Wyatt's sister Mika Rotunda was trying out for a spot in the WWE. However, Flair noted that she was trying out as a ring announcer, not a wrestler.

Originally Posted by PWI There were rumblings within TNA last week about more employees being paid late but apparently the company has been catching those people up this week. These delays were blamed on the TNA legal department and the payroll department moving from Texas to Nashville. Both departments were previously housed with TNA parent company Panda Energy in Texas but they are now moving to Nashville with the rest of the TNA offices. Apparently payroll was just moved from Nashville to Texas earlier this year and it's already moving back. This could be a sign that Panda is pushing TNA away or that TNA is moving away from Panda on their own.

Article by PWI has more details about the internal changes going on with TNA at the moment: http://pwinsider.com/article/96314/i...n-tna.html?p=1