Ross is intrigued by the upcoming TLC card. He doesn’t think he’s ever seen a handicap TLC match before so the main event of Sunday’s card should be very interesting to say the least. He also thinks there’s a lot of hype surrounding Asuka’s main roster debut and he’s just as interested in that match as he is the main event match.

Ross is also interested in the rumoured Survivor Series match between Brock Lesnar and Jinder Mahal. He points out that when he first heard these rumours he was automatically wondering how WWE was going to book this finish and that’s always a good thing. He suspects that Lesnar will emerge victorious because WWE needs to keep him strong if he’s going to pass the Universal Title to Roman Reigns at WrestleMania.

Ross welcomes ‘The Million Dollar Man’ Ted DiBiase to the show.

DiBiase informs that his new documentary ‘The Price of Fame’ will air next month. The documentary will talk about his career in the business of professional wrestling and the trials and tribulations that accompanied it. Ross says he was happy to lend some time to DiBiase as he was interviewed for this film, and DiBiase’s son narrates the whole film.

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Dave Meltzer discussed Rey Mysterio’s status in the recent issue of The Wrestling Observer Newsletter and indicated that Mysterio’s asking price could ultimately hold him back from promotions like Ring of Honor and New Japan.

Both ROH and NJPW are looking to expand and Mysterio would be a great fit as it would be a fresh crop of talents he could go up against. The real issue is that Mysterio’s asking price is $10,000 per appearance, which is way higher than anyone in Ring of Honor and probably more than what New Japan is willing to pay.

In regards to Mysterio possibly making a return to WWE, Meltzer mentioned that the deal appears to be dead.

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