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With the news of John Cena taking time off to film a reality TV series, and Randy Orton being out of action with an injury, WWE will be protecting Dean Ambrose as a top babyface in the company. Dave Metlzer reported in the latest installment of Wrestling Observer Radio that the top babyfaces of the company will be Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose and Kane while Cena and Orton are out of action.

The Kane part was more of a joke on Meltzer's behalf mostly because of how few top star quality faces the WWE has at the moment.

As seen on Monday's RAW, WWE announced that Randy Orton had suffered an injury at the hands of The Wyatt Family, and would not be teaming with Dean Ambrose at Sunday's Hell in a Cell event. Dave Meltzer reported on the latest installment of Wrestling Observer Radio that the reason WWE pulled Orton from the Hell in a Cell event and the tour of Mexico this past weekend, was because he dislocated his shoulder. Orton is scheduled to have an MRI soon and has been reportedly working with an injury for some time now. Orton has had a long history with shoulder injuries.

Some speculation going around because of the timing was Orton got upset his tag match vs the Wyatts was bumped to pre-show so he requested time off instead. Would have been the first time in his career of being bumped off the card in favor of doing a pre-show match.

Originally Posted by Associated Press The sports-entertainment empire may have found its version of HBO's "Hard Knocks." It's set to launch an all-access, behind-the-scenes look at the daily lives and routines of wrestlers developing their over-the-top personas in the quest to become the next John Cena or Seth Rollins. WWE will debut its new WWE Network original series, "Breaking Ground," on the WWE Facebook page and the WWE YouTube channel on Sunday. "Breaking Ground" will debut in its regular WWE Network timeslot on Monday, following "Monday Night Raw," which airs on USA Network. William Shatner will narrate the 10-episode series that gives viewers access to the lives of wrestlers at the WWE Performance Center ... Breeze — a pretty boy with a selfie gimmick — will be one of the featured talents on "Breaking Ground" ... WWE wants to hook viewers on the next generation of stars who may reach WrestleMania. Unlike WWE's reality show "Tough Enough," the NXT stars aren't competing for a contract, just a spot on the main roster.

Hour one – 3,600,000 viewers Hour two – 3,347,000 viewers Hour three – 3,123,000 viewers Average – 3,356,667 viewers

Viewership for RAW this week. Up by around 72,000 compared to last week but no real bump from the Legends. Growing trend of 8pm being their strongest hour when that usually wasn't the case a few months ago.

Originally Posted by Observer We got several reports from Raw last night about an incident where they were panning the camera around the building during the commercial break so that everyone could show off the signs they brought to the show. Someone held up a giant sign that read, "WRESTLEMANIA 32", and as soon as the camera focused on it he turned it over and on the other side it read, "THREE HOURS SUCK". The camera quickly panned away.

Originally Posted by Impact Wrestling Sony SIX (a part of Multi Screen Media Network), India’s premiere sports entertainment channel, and TNA Wrestling, the international professional wrestling entertainment organization, have teamed up for India’s first ever LIVE televised wrestling event. Mr. Prasana Krishnan, Business Head, Sony SIX & Sony KIX, and John Gaburick, Executive Vice President of Television and Talent Relations for TNA, today announced three historic LIVE TNA Wrestling events scheduled to take place in Mumbai December 2-4, a pioneering move that brings an internationally broadcast sporting event to India featuring the Stars and Knockouts of IMPACT WRESTLING, TNA’s flagship. The final show, TNA One Night Only: Mumbai, on Friday Dec. 4, will air LIVE in India and broadcast in the United States and all around the world. Full information, including broadcast details, will be released in the coming weeks. Also present at the launch were three of TNA's most recognisable names. India's own Mahabali Shera, former TNA World Champion Ethan Carter III and Knockout Rebel, who are currently undertaking a seven-day international media tour of four of India's major cities to promote the upcoming LIVE events. In addition to this, Sony SIX and TNA announced the launch of their second search for India's next big wrestling star to join Mahabali Shera on the TNA roster. The project will give aspiring wrestlers from India an opportunity to showcase their talents on a global platform. The announcement follows 2014's grand unveiling of TNA's first ever Indian wrestler, Mahabali Shera after a year-long talent search led by TNA Hall of Famer and Olympic Gold Medallist Kurt Angle.

It was confirmed on Wrestling Observer Live today that Patrick Clark from WWE Tough Enough has been signed by the company. He's reportedly starting at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando today.

Originally Posted by Observer The first Wrestlemania 32 presale code is RAWVIP, starting on November 4.

Originally Posted by Observer Ring of Honor debuted on WMCN-TV in Philadelphia on Friday night. It's regular schedule will include Saturday night airings at 11:30 ET.

Some other sheet news includes:

• James Storm revealed on Twitter he wasn't aware TNA was still using his image to help promote the TNA World Title tournament. He was involved in a bunch of matches during the big tapings a while ago but probably didn't think TNA would use it since he left the company.
• In a WWE "Did You Know", prior to Cena's US Open Challenge series averaging at least 15+ minutes per ppv match, the last time a non-Cena US title ppv match lasted that long was Booker vs Benoit at No Way Out 2006. Owens vs Cena at Battlegrounds missed out on being the longest ever by 3 seconds. https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCirc...ses_this_year/