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Originally Posted by Examiner Before the huge WWE “NXT: Arrival” show, Triple H met with the young talent on the NXT roster about the company’s plans for NXT and the future of these young stars. According to PWS on March 9, Triple made it clear that call ups to the main WWE roster may be less frequent in the future. Since the last year and a half saw the call ups of The Shield, The Wyatt Family, and Big E Langston, and before that Fandango and Cesaro, it seems that call ups being less frequent will mean the WWE will just stick with their basic roster with little to no changes for awhile. While NXT is called the future of the WWE, that future might not arrive on the grand stage for a long time. However, Triple H also ensured that NXT would get pushed hard with the WWE Network and that all the wrestlers there would be much bigger stars than ever before thanks to the promotion on the WWE Network. While this might be disappointing to some wrestlers who wanted to make it to “WWE Monday Night Raw,” this might also open the door for more wrestlers to get the exposure they need to become stars in their own rights.

The Ultimate Warrior announced on Twitter that Linda McMahon will be inducting him into the WWE Hall of Fame this year.

There are issues with the original Sin Cara appearing for the AAA promotion on their TV show in Mexico because he's still under a 90-day non-compete with WWE. WWE does not have issues with Cara wrestling on indie shows but he cannot appear on TV until the 90 days is up in May. Cara is still insistent that after May, he will be able to use the Sin Cara name on TV. Cara says his lawyers are working out that as part of a deal with WWE.

According to one TNA source, there were only around 900 tickets sold for last night's Lockdown pay-per-view before it began.