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Originally Posted by Observer At one point, WWE officials did talk about making Dean Ambrose turn on The Shield before. While the Seth Rollins turn was a late decision, it's said that it wasn't an Ambrose turn changed into a Rollins turn.

Originally Posted by PWI Based on the success of Warrior Week on the WWE Network, the company is looking at doing a number of "themed-weeks" in the future. WWE Network recently sent out a survey to fans seeking feedback on "themed-weeks" for CM Punk, Steve Austin, The Rock, Randy Savage, The Hardys, The Authority, The Kliq, Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant, Sting, Lex Luger, Christian and Alberto Del Rio.

Chris Jericho announced on Twitter that WWE Superstar and former Tag Team partner Christian will be on his Talk is Jericho podcast very soon.

Originally Posted by PWI As noted earlier, WWE released 11 talents today - Teddy Long, referee Marc Harris, Evan Bourne, JTG, Brodus Clay, Curt Hawkins, Aksana, Yoshi Tatsu, Camacho, Jinder Mahal and Drew McIntyre. Regarding Tatsu, there had been a feeling for some time that he had really regressed in the ring. It's said that Brodus Clay fell out of favor with WWE creative. Long's contract expired and it was well known within WWE that he would be leaving soon. Out of all 11 releases, the releases of Camacho and Hawkins came as the bigger surprises to people within WWE. Camacho was very popular within NXT circles and Hawkins had several more years left on his current deal

Originally Posted by PWI Word is that Mark Carrano, who has been featured on Total Divas and works in Talent Relations under Triple H, is the person who made most, if not all, of the WWE releases today by phone. There is a lot of talk among people in WWE that the cuts are not done and that there will be more releases on the administrative side of the company, possibly as soon as tomorrow. It's said that the success, or lack thereof, of the WWE Network is what is causing the talent cuts and the potential office cuts.