While speaking to The New York Post, Dana White was asked about CM Punk possibly having another fight in the UFC and confirmed that Punk will once again step into the octagon.

“I like that guy. He’s a good dude,” White said. “He wants one more. He wants to get another shot. I’m going to give it to him.”

It remains to be seen who his next opponent will be or when the fight will take place. Punk lost his first UFC debut fight against Mickey Gail in the first round via submission at UFC 203. Punk was expected to speak to Dana at UFC 218 regarding another fight but White said he was only there to support a teammate and they didn’t get a chance to talk.

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Ross welcomes Josh Barnett to the show.

Barnett and Ross will voiceover the NJPW WrestleKingdom 12 event in January and they’re both very exited about the opportunity to do so. Barnett informs that he never watches matches or clips before calling the action because he wants to watch the action for the first time as he’s making the call. Ross agrees entirely and says he does the exact same thing.

Barnett says if he was Conor McGregor he’d definitely fight again. For him, having made the money that McGregor has recently would take the pressure off and he’d just be able to fight for the love of fighting. Perhaps, McGregor has different motivations however, and he mighn’t be interested in fighting unless he’s paid what he feels he’s deserved.

He also wouldn’t be surprised to see Conor McGregor make an appearance in WWE in the near future, but he hopes that McGregor appreciates and respects the business if he’s lucky enough to work for WWE at some point.

Barnett also thinks Ronda Rousey will make a great addition to WWE’s roster and he feels her training in Judo will make for a natural transition to professional wrestling.

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As seen on tonight’s episode of RAW, Big Cass’ Brooklyn Street Fight match against Enzo Amore came to a sudden stop when Cass appeared to have suffered an injury when he went for a kick over the top rope.

WWE reports that Cass suffered a knee injury but it’s unknown of the seriousness of the injury until he has an MRI done. The MRI is scheduled for tomorrow.

“It’s hard to tell what the extent of the injury is, but we’re going to send him to get an MRI tomorrow and figure that out,” said WWE’s ringside physician Dr. Chris Robinson.

Here is footage of the incident:

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During a Facebook Live chat, UFC Fighter Jon Jones was asked about possibly having a fight against Brock Lesnar sometime down the line. Jones responded, “It would be a massive draw, really big for the sport.”

He continued, “It would be a great challenge. [He’s] a big old boy. I doubt Brock Lesnar would take that fight, though. I definitely wouldn’t try to wrestle with him the whole time. I’m not going to tell you what I would do.”

Jones also spoke to BT sports and made similar remarks when asked about a possible fight against the current WWE Universal Champion. You can check it out in the video embedded below:

Greg Beacham of The Associated Press reached out to Lesnar about Jones’ comments and Lesnar responded, “Would I fight Jon Jones? Anytime. Anywhere. Right now he should be worried about [Cormier] on Saturday night.”

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After Sunday’s Slammiversary event went off the air, Alberto El Patron cut a promo and took another shot at WWE.

El Patron called refereed to WWE as “that f***ing company full of losers” and said that he would would happily fight Lashley again because they’re not “f***ing sports entertainer.” The crowd then erupted in a “f**k WWE” chant.

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WWE announced that Nakamura will face Kevin Owens on next week’s episode of SmackDown Live.

The #NewFaceOfAmerica @FightOwensFight goes head-to-head with The ROCKSTAR of @WWE @ShinsukeN next week on #SDLive! pic.twitter.com/GU8HTDuppf

— WWE (@WWE) May 31, 2017

No other matches or segments have been announced for the show, but we will keep you posted if they do add more.

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The Spike TV network in the UK aired the wrong episode of Impact Wrestling last week. This isn’t the first time that the wrong episode has been aired. It was noted a while back that The Fight Network aired the wrong week as well due to the copy of the episode getting corrupted just before the initial broadcast. They ended up airing the previous week’s show.

Spike TV issued the following statement on Twitter regarding the wrong episode being aired:

We are investigating what went wrong with Friday's Impact to ensure that this does not happen again. 1/2

— SpikeTVUK (@SpikeTVUK) May 28, 2017

We apologise for any disappointment this will have caused Impact fans. 2/2

— SpikeTVUK (@SpikeTVUK) May 28, 2017

Apologies to #impactwrestling fans for Friday's scheduling error. We will be playing the episode this Friday (02/06/17) 1/2

— SpikeTVUK (@SpikeTVUK) May 28, 2017

And the brand new episode. Friday night double-bill of #impactwrestling from 9pm 02/06/17 2/2

— SpikeTVUK (@SpikeTVUK) May 28, 2017

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