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A Few News I Guess: Buddy Murphy Being Looked At By AEW!?

Since this week's news was dominated by some dudes named Phil Brooks and Bryan Danielson, I decided to deliver my 3 viewers here a few news, guess? 

NXT Reshooting A Karrion Kross Scene Due To "Jeff Hardy" Chants. 

This is sad yet f**king hilarious. So sad that It's more depressing than what they're doing with Baron Corbin honestly. 

From bodyslam.net, they've heard that a segment that involved Karrion Kross cutting a promo before Samoa Joe showed up, had chants of "Hardy".

The chants were so noticeable that NXT had to reshoot the segment. 

I feel so sorry for Karrion Kross bruh. 

Quick Thoughts On Smackdown Yesterday. 

You would think with the intrigue being built following Money In The Bank that the outcome of this week's episode is a good one? 

Nah. The show was just not good. Roman Reigns made a "missionary" line which I'm sure my Twitter timeline will appreciate.

The only positive thing about the episode was the segment with Sethy Rollings and the man with a thousand poop faces, Edge. 

It's a great play of continuity. A continuity that WWE wants to avoid kinda like Fox's X Men movies. 

When’s Bray Wyatt Returning To TV!?

According to "ALL CAPS" Mike Johnson of PWInsider, WWE still doesn't have a timetable of when the former WWE champion is coming back to TV. 

Side note, it was said that Wyatt was supposed to win his encounter with Randy Orton but that was obviously changed that weekend. 

Well. That explains why that match felt too rushed in its conclusion. 

Buddy Murphy Being Looked At By AEW!?

From Wrestling Observer Newsletter and "I should really think before I say something" Dave Meltzer (shout out to Cultaholic),  Impact Wrestling is "making a major play" of getting the Aussie to be part of the Impact Wrestling roster and now the elite brand has "at least some interest" in signing the former disciple. 

Although I wouldn't hate the idea of Murphy joining AEW, I do believe that Impact Wrestling is the perfect fit for Murphy, especially in the X division. Him vs Chris Bey? I'm in. 

What do you think about the news I just reported and follow me on the tweets @omartheplayaguy? Anyways, stay safe smarks

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