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Rogers Communications in cable has addressed some of the issues with the WWE Network, or WWE Net Pak, in Canada on their platform. Rogers representatives are telling customers that what they're offering is not meant to be the full WWE Network and there will be just 30 to 40 hours of on-demand content available on a regular basis. Rogers is apparently working on bringing an app to the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission that would make the full Network available to their customers. They are also working with other TV providers to try and offer Net Pak across Canada as they provide service to a small part of the country. Regarding other issues, Rogers representatives say they are working out kinks and hope to have everything running smooth within a week. There is some concern that tonight's WWE SummerSlam feed on Net Pak will not be available in proper HD due to the HD channel being shown in standard-definition width.

While it was reported that TNA's move to Wednesday nights on Spike TV was permanent, Dave Meltzer reports that there is no new deal between Spike TV and TNA. It was said that this isn't a reason for TNA fans to celebrate. Another issue going around TNA is the mystery of Bound For Glory, scheduled to take place on October 12th from Tokyo, Japan. There have been no Bound For Glory mentions on TV recently, no hype for the event in Japan and there were very little mentions or references to Bound For Glory at the most recent set of Impact Wrestling tapings. Word is that no one backstage knows what's going on either.

With TNA taping enough footage to carry them through September 25th earlier this month, F4WOnline reports that the idea is to wait and see how bad Davey Richards' broken leg is before making any decision about what to do with The Wolves and their TNA Tag Team Titles.

SummerSlam is not expected back in Los Angeles next year. The expectation is a major New York market arena.