Money in the Bank saw Seth Rollins and Naomi get their hands on contracts that mean they can "cash in" for a world championship match at any time. That promises to be a game-changer heading into the summer.
Next up for WWE is Night of Champions, though the first-ever two-night SummerSlam is also fast approaching. Oh, and there's the long-awaited Evolution 2, of course.
With so much on the way, we're back with more WWE rumours today.
Below, you'll find news on all of those events, along with the latest on R-Truth's shocking return at Money in the Bank. Unsurprisingly, it turns out that there was much more to that than meets the eye...
- According to PW Insider, WWE has plans to give Jade Cargill a big push in the coming weeks. The current plan is for her to face Naomi in singles action at the Evolution 2 PLE.
- @WrestleVotes was asked about the possibility of Ronda Rousey making her WWE return at the event: "It’s a flip of a coin on Ronda Rousey. She will be back in WWE at some point, she has a connection with TKO. Don’t know if it’s going to be anytime soon."
- You might have heard that Roxanne Perez was recently doxxed and threatened on social media. WWE has taken it "very seriously," with Fightful noting that she's been given enhanced security.
- As expected after last night's RAW, LA Knight is expected to feud with Seth Rollins heading into Night of Champions. It's unclear whether WWE has moved on from The Visionary's feud with CM Punk.
- Talking of the Best in the World, former WWE Superstar Matt Riddle has claimed that he's heard Punk is "a headache" to work with from those still in the company. We wouldn't put too much stock in that, given the source.
- After being released by WWE, R-Truth returned at Money in the Bank this past weekend. Dave Meltzer has said WWE "tore apart what they were going to do" in the PLE's main event, as that moment "was more important than the original story."
- BodySlam.net reports that Truth's new deal "isn’t a normal active working talent deal but it gives him the opportunity for one true final run."
- Meltzer added to that by explaining that Truth requested his name be changed to Ron Killings as part of the new deal. It appears he has one eye on the future, as that's what he'll go by in his post-WWE career.
- Fightful reveals that Truth ignored WWE's calls throughout the week, only for that to change when he heard directly from WWE President Nick Khan. As for why he was released, the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter called it "a financial decision by the company" as "his last contract was so high that for the level they were using him they felt it made no sense."
- Someone whose future is less certain is Karrion Kross. Despite strong fan support, he's still not being featured heavily on television. As of now, "WWE has not yet approached Kross about a contract extension or renewal, and we haven’t heard if they’ve indicated interest in doing so."