Our correspondent at Monday’s WWE Live Event in Pueblo, Colorado sent word that a fan attempted to rush the timekeeper’s area and snatch the WWE Championship Title belt during the main event on the show.

During Jinder Mahal’s victory over Nakamura, a fan was quickly tackled by security and taken away. It’s unknown if the fan tried to enter the ring but it’s very clear that he did go for the belt.

We are hoping to get footage of this incident.

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Darren Young returned to action at Fridays’s RAW Live Event in Wichita, Kansas.

Young completed in the Battle Royal where the winner received an Intercontinental Title shot later in the evening. Young was eliminated in the match by Apollo Crews after throwing out Titus O’Neil. Jason Jordan ended up winning the Battle Royal.

Darren posted the following on Twitter regarding his return Friday night:

#UKNOWWHATTIMEITIS WE BACK AT IT! #WWEWichita pic.twitter.com/y5Ybz3PGMY

— nodaysoff D-Young (@DarrenYoungWWE) September 2, 2017

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Buddy Murphy may have suffered some sort of ankle or leg injury at Thursday’s NXT Live Event in Cocoa, Florida.

Our correspondent at the event mentioned that Murphy went down after a bad landing on his ankle in the main event tag match match. A WWE trainer came out and talked to Murphy for a few minutes. Murphy looked as if he wanted to continue the match but Referee Drake Wuertz came down shortly after and talked Murphy into going to the back to get checked out. Murphy left his partner shortly before the half-way point of the match, forcing Ohno to work the match by himself against Hideo Itami & The Velveteen Dream.

Here is a photo of Murphy before he headed to the back:

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Kennadi Brink debuted as a referee for the NXT Live Event Thursday night. Kennadi previously worked as an independent wrestler on the indie circuit.

#NXTOrlando Our first ever full time women's referee, Jessica! @LadyKBrink pic.twitter.com/HyoLq2YHRP

— JJ Williams (@JJWilliamsWON) June 1, 2017

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The Usos def. The Club

Baron Corbin def. Zack Ryder

The Golden Truth (R-Truth & Goldust) def. Breezango (Tyler Breeze & Fandango)

Cesaro def. Alberto Del Rio

Sasha Banks, Summer Rae & Becky Lynch def. Eva Marie, Natalya & WWE Women’s Champion Charlotte

Rusev def. Kalisto to retain the United States Championship

Dean Ambrose def. Seth Rollins to retain the WWE World Heavyweight Championship