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Originally Posted by WrestlingDVDNetwork.com WWE has made a final creative change to Owen Hart artwork. As you know by now, “Owen: Hart of Gold” will hit stores worldwide this December on DVD and Blu-ray formats, with a 1 hour and 11 minute documentary as its main feature. The latest update to the artwork largely keeps the same front cover revealed last week with the new shot of Owen, but now removes its background. In order to maintain sensitivity to how Owen tragically passed, the decision was made to remove the lighting rig structures that may have inadvertently given the impression of an arena ceiling.

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As noted, WWE NXT Superstar Colin Cassady is currently injured with a leg injury and is on crutches. No word yet on the exact details of the injury but word is that he will be out for several weeks. He and Enzo Amore could be back in action for the NXT UK tour in December.

Last night's WWE SmackDown, featuring the debut of WWE NXT Superstar Tyler Breeze, drew 2.204 million viewers, according to Showbuzz Daily. This is up from last week's 2.090 million viewers.

Era of Pretty off to a good start.

There has been speculation that the news of Rusev and Lana's real-life engagement getting out to TMZ could result in some heat for the two. For what it's worth, The Wrestling Observer Newsletter notes that there is far more heat on Lana than Rusev.

Rumor regarding Tyler Breeze's debut this week was it being a last minute decision and as a way to salvage whatever is left from the Rusev-Ziggler-Summer feud after TMZ revealed Rusev and Lana got engaged.

Originally Posted by WrestlingDVDNews.com In a month his “Go to Hell” tour kicked off live from Madison Square Garden, in a week he went face-to-face with a “Rattlesnake”, and on a weekend he goes to war with “The Phenom”, WrestlingDVDNetwork.com exclusively reveals plans for a new BROCK LESNAR WWE DVD! As of right now, the Lesnar DVD/Blu-ray set appears on the 2016 WWE Home Video Schedule, filling one of the two remaining slots we were yet to confirm. Information we’ve received suggests that in addition to a compilation of matches and moments, this one will contain an all-new documentary feature on Brock’s life and career.

Originally Posted by Observer WWE.com had a story on James Storm where he gave the indication it's up to WWE if he signs or not. He didn't work last night's TV. He said that Road Dogg and Billy Gunn, who he knew from TNA, opened the door for him. He also admitted he was at the show in Nashville even though he had previously denied it.

I'd love to go back there again because I loved my time there. I think the answer is always the same, but the ball isn't really in your court. I've been able to leave my mark there and I'm happy and grateful for that. Of course I would go back if they asked me ... It's really hard to say. I've said Sasha Banks on Twitter before because she's awesome. I think she's a star. She's got it! She can walk, she can talk, she can work...she's really good. I think Ashley Flair (Charlotte) - love her as a person and I think she's doing awesome - I'm so proud of her. I'd love to work with Paige...I think that would be fun. I just love working. I just love wrestling and I know what I would like to do with each person in terms of the story and match perspective.

Highlights from a recent interview Mickie James had with TJR Wrestling Podcast involving if she like to go back to the WWE and who she'd pick for her 1st opponent. http://www.cagesideseats.com/2015/10...th-sasha-banks

A correction regarding Insane Championship Wrestling and its ticket sales. The Barrowlands in Glasgow, which we reported they twice drew 3,000 fans at, was actually set up for 1,600 both times they sold it out. The SECC show, also in Glasgow, on 11/15, did claim to have almost sold out a 5,000 seat arena (actually they are now saying it sold out in the last few days), but promoter Mark Dallas actually in August admitted the real number was closer to 4,000. Still, for an indie show to draw that today is amazing, since nobody has done that on the U.K. scene aside from American promotions in more than 30 years. That's pretty telling as well as far as how big British wrestling was in the 80s if they almost never had shows do more than 4,000 fans. While U.K. historian John Lister said it was the biggest crowd by any U.K. promotion since a February 1982 sold out show at Royal Albert Hall headlined by Pete Roberts vs. Wayne Bridges, Rollerball Rocco vs. Kung Fu Eddie Hamill and Johnny Grey vs. Johnny Saint, the ICW is billing it as the largest crowd for a U.K. promotion since a 1981 match with Big Daddy vs. Giant Haystacks at Wembley Arena.

Small resurgence in British indie wrestling has been going on during the past few months.


Some other sheet news includes:

• Indie promotion Revolution Pro signed a deal with NJPW which involves the co-branded RevPro-NJPW events being added to NJPW World service. Rev Pro will get a small timed window for exclusive rights to show replays before being moved over to NJPWW. https://twitter.com/reasonjp/status/657484490378342400
• NXT tag team called "The Mechanics" got renamed to just Dash & Dawson now based on the recent NXT tapings.