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The 5 News Week: Dean Ambrose Not Finished With WWE Quite Yet, Smackdown Live To Switch Channels Due To A NHL Game.

Hello, my fellow wrestling fans and welcome to the 5 news week. The post where I report 5 major or minor news of the week that I don't have time to do it separately. Without further ado, here are the 5 news week.

Toni Storm Going To Do Stardom Shows In May. 

We're starting and ending this week of 5 news week with minor news because the news has been kinda slow for the most part. Toni Storm who's currently part of NXT UK, is set to work Stardom shows on May 3 till 6 at their Shinkiba 1st ring shows and the 16th of May show at Korakuen Hall. 

 Toni Storm obviously made a name of herself at the Stardom promotion so it's great for Stardom fans to witness a great wrestler in Toni Storm once again. Click here to read the full schedule from Wrestling With Demons. 

Dean Ambrose Not Finished With WWE Quite Yet. 

If you think that Dean Ambrose is done with WWE after that amazing RAW off the air send off, think twice because he's not done with WWE yet until his contract expires later this month. He's scheduled for some live events in St Louis, MO, Springfield, IL and Moline, IL. 

 He's for some reason advertised for RAW this coming week which wrestlingnews.co and moi agree that he'll likely not be on RAW in a storyline capacity but anything is possible in the world of professional wrestling. 

Smackdown Live To Switch Channels Due To A NHL Game.  

To all my canucks reading this, Smackdown Live will not air on Sportsnet 360 but rather it will air on OLNHD due to the NHL playoffs happening this coming Tuesday according to Mike Johnson over at PWinsider. 

Dakota Kai Ran For The First Time Since Her Knee Injury. 

Great news for me and to all the Dakota Kai fans out there. If you're under the loop, she has been sidelined with a double knee injury since December in a live event and now she tweeted about how she ran for the first time since her injury and quote: 

 "Ran today for the first time since my injury.. things are happening! #TheComeback #TEAMKICK"

Edge Looks Back At His Retirement 8 Years Ago. 

Edge. Arguably the greatest wrestler of all time recently took to Twitter about his retirement speech 8 Years ago (can't believe it's been that long): 
I remember watching that speech in my early teens and like a lot of people, I didn't have dry eyes. What a career that man had. 

 And that's it for this week of the 5 news week. Not the best week for big wrestling news besides the Sasha Banks story which you can click here to read my good friend Kevin Carroll’s article about that. Anyways, let me know what do you think about the news I just reported and stay safe smarks. 
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