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WWE has decided to cancel Talking Smack’s weekly series and will only continue to air as a post-PPV broadcast instead.
Dave Meltzer mentioned on Twitter that the reason the company decided to cancel the show was because not enough people were watching it.
According to Daniel Bryan, he wasn’t even aware of the show being canceled until he came online:
We noted earlier this week that WWE may have spoiled a six participant in the Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match for Sunday’s event when they mentioned on Twitter that six women would be in the match.
Coming off this news, Nikki Bella posted a new video to her YouTube channel teasing that she may be the six entrant into that match.
“First ever girl’s match, which, I mean, maybe I’ll fly straight in and you know, be the sixth member, who knows? No, but I really, really, really wish that I could be in Money in the Bank, but, goodness, it makes me so proud of the women in WWE. Every week, every month every year, we just keep breaking more and more barriers and making history and just proving who the women really are at WWE.”
Former Impact wrestler mentioned on Twitter that he almost “hung it up” but teased that it’s now “time to TakeOver.” This has led to online speculation that he may have signed with WWE.
It’s worth noting that at last word, Gunner was on WWE’s radar. The belief was that if he passed a WWE physical, the company would probably sign him to deal. We will keep you updated on his status.