- As of Sunday morning the full script for Monday's WWE RAW show hadn't been completely written yet. News of this comes a week after reports that the company is struggling with a long-term direction for storylines.
- After WWE gave new names to second generation talents Husky Harris and Michael McGillicutty, several of the second & third generation stars in developmental are worried that the company will change their names as well. At least one of the families is upset about their son’s name change.
- Yoshi Tatsu has generated heat from WWE management as he was throwing knife-edge chops during his match against Primo taped for Thursday's WWE Superstars show, when he wasn't supposed to since the move is now banned from the company. The move, which has been banned for years according to former WWE referee Jimmy Korderas, was only available for Ric Flair and Shawn Michaels to use - in fact at many events the company would post "no chops!" signs at the gorilla position.
- There is a feature in the latest issue of WWE Magazine that spotlight's the currently inactive Triple H. The headline on the front page of WWE Magazine, which has been released worldwide, reads the following: “Triple H Lays Siege To WWE! The King Returns.” Triple H has not been seen in action since the WWE Extreme Rules pay-per-view in April after a post-match beatdown by the current WWE Champion Sheamus. The current creative plans call for HHH and Sheamus to continue their rivalry, this time over the WWE Title, starting with a match at the SummerSlam pay-per-view in August shortly after The Game returns.
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