09-13-2002, 11:38 PM
Here are the major news and notes from this week's Ross Report:
-- Bradshaw's bicep injury was suffered during his Raw match this week and will put him out of action for four to six months. Bradshaw had surgery on Tuesday with Dr. Andrews performing it.
-- Sean O'Haire has a torn muscle which will require around six weeks to heal.
-- Jazz could be cleared to wrestle in about two weeks.
-- Rhyno is looking like he will be in line for a November return but will probably in OVW for a few weeks before joining WWE.
-- Ivory, Bill DeMott and Al Snow will be returning to the active rosters soon as they will have completed Tough Enough 3.
-- Three new developmental contracts were finalized this week, and their names will be announced next week.
-- Also signed to a contract is Wes Brisco (son of Jerry Brisco) to a sponsorship deal this season for the Pro Wakeboard Tour.
-- A few more youngsters at OVW will be called up in the near future.
-- WWE has not made any contacts to Scott Steiner and there are no plans of such anytime soon. Scott may be able to work a part-time schedule, but it is of some question.
-- There are also no talks scheduled with Bill Goldberg or his agent, Barry Bloom.
-- Bradshaw's bicep injury was suffered during his Raw match this week and will put him out of action for four to six months. Bradshaw had surgery on Tuesday with Dr. Andrews performing it.
-- Sean O'Haire has a torn muscle which will require around six weeks to heal.
-- Jazz could be cleared to wrestle in about two weeks.
-- Rhyno is looking like he will be in line for a November return but will probably in OVW for a few weeks before joining WWE.
-- Ivory, Bill DeMott and Al Snow will be returning to the active rosters soon as they will have completed Tough Enough 3.
-- Three new developmental contracts were finalized this week, and their names will be announced next week.
-- Also signed to a contract is Wes Brisco (son of Jerry Brisco) to a sponsorship deal this season for the Pro Wakeboard Tour.
-- A few more youngsters at OVW will be called up in the near future.
-- WWE has not made any contacts to Scott Steiner and there are no plans of such anytime soon. Scott may be able to work a part-time schedule, but it is of some question.
-- There are also no talks scheduled with Bill Goldberg or his agent, Barry Bloom.