PWInsider reports that Enzo Amore was originally scheduled to appear on Monday’s RAW before the rape allegations against surfaced online.

WWE reportedly had plans for Enzo to face off against Goldust in the third hour of the show from the Barclays Center. The match would have seen The Dudley Boyz coming out and getting involved after Enzo’s attack on Goldust and Cedric Alexander. It would have concluded with Enzo being put through a table.

Once WWE made the decision to suspend Enzo and remove him from the show, they re-wrote the segment to feature Titus O’Neil & Apollo Crews vs. Heath Slater & Rhyno with the Dudleys putting Slater through a table. Goldust and Alexander were removed from the RAW plans as a result of the changes.

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Taz opens today’s show by saying he issued a video apology to Greg Hamilton, who he initially criticized on Twitter on Sunday night because he’s not a fan of Hamilton’s ‘One fall’ line. After some thought, Taz realized that his words may have been too stiff. Although he’s still not a fan of Hamilton pausing for the audience to chant in the middle of his announcing, Taz apologized to Hamilton because he knew his words may have hurt Hamilton.

Getting into his thoughts about last night’s episode of Monday Night RAW, Taz says he really disliked Sister Abigail’s debut. He thought this was a very lacklustre reveal, and he would have much preferred to see a female talent portray the Sister Abigail character. Taz admits that this storyline is still rather fresh, so there’s still time for WWE to fix their mistakes and switch some things up here.

Taz gives credit to the live audience in Indianapolis last night. He thought the live audience was hot from the start of the show right until the end, and that made for a fun watching experience for fans viewing from home.

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As seen at Sunday’s WWE Hell in a Cell event, Sami Zayn came to the aid of Kevin Owens when Shane McMaMahon jumped off the top of the cell. The incident saw Sami pull Owens off the announce table, which resulted in Shane crashing through the table.

This didn’t sit well with Shane’s son, who was at ringside during the match. Photos have surfaced online that display Shane’s son flipping off Sami after the incident. You can check it out below:

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When a fan jokingly asked why the Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor fight wasn’t being held in the Punjabi Prison tonight, it got the response from Randy Orton. Here is the exchange:

How is @FloydMayweather vs @TheNotoriousMMA not in a Punjabi Prison? Money left on the table guys #Kayfabe

— WWE Creative Humor (@WWECreative_ish) August 26, 2017

Then no one would be able to see the fight because the view would be obstructed by the two walls of 'bamboo' -duh https://t.co/5YHv7PbbYT

— Randy Orton (@RandyOrton) August 26, 2017

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WWE pulled Monday’s episode of “Table for 3” that featured Ric Flair, Sting and Ricky Steamboat.

The episode was scheduled to premiere directly after Monday’s episode of RAW, but they company decided to pull it after Flair’s weekend hospitalization and surgery he underwent on Monday. A one-hour “Ric Flair: Forever The Man” special aired instead.

As of this writing, there is no indication on when the “Table For 3” episode will air.

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PWInsider reports that Jeremy Borash suffered 25-35 puncture wounds on his wrists and palms after hitting the top rope splash onto thumbtacks during the match with Abyss vs. Scott Steiner and Josh Mathews at Sunday’s Slammiversary event. After the match, Borash received medical attention and had his hands taped up.

Speaking of Borash and Mathews, they are expected to be returning to the announce table for commentary beginning with this week’s TV tapings.

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Bischoff says that he has received very favourable reviews of his ’Table for 3’ appearance with Jim Cornette and Michael ‘PS’ Hayes from last Monday night. He says that he general consensus is that fans want more, but he’s not sure that he and Cornette have more of those shows in them.

He says that Cornette is funny, articulate and very intelligent. However, he’s very opinionated as well, so that can rub some people the wrong way at points. Before they began taping, Cornette told Bischoff that he was going to ‘come at him’ and Bischoff told him to bring it on because first and foremost he wanted the show to be entertaining.

Bischoff says that he likes Cornette. Sure, they’ve had some differences and they’ll never be best friends, but he’d embrace the opportunity to debate Cornette again at some point in the future.

Bischoff thought that Hayes did a great job as the middle man between him and Cornette during this show. The last time he did a show like this with Hayes, he was so drunk that he could barely talk. Luckily, Hayes was completely sober during this show and even though he dressed like a ‘gay hooker’, he did a great job.

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