Rumored Name for WWE HOF, Network Additions, Bullet Club Leader

There are still several more months to go before the next WWE Hall of Fame ceremony takes place. Of course, there are still plenty of noteworthy names who have yet to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, and fans have already begun speculating which former superstars could be receiving the honors in 2019. According to a report from Ringside News, discussions to induct Matt Cappotelli, a Tough Enough contestant who recently passed away from brain cancer, into the Hall of Fame in the Warrior Award wing have been taking place in WWE recently. PWInsider later added that WWE would likely induct Cappotelli next year in order to highlight his accomplishments and raise awareness for brain cancer.
A couple of brand new programs are coming to the WWE Network very shortly, including new episodes of NXT, 205 Live, Ride Along, Something Else to Wrestle, and this year’s Mae Young Classic tournament, but WWE is also planning to add a lot more classic content to the network soon. PWInsider reports that the company will soon be uploading the last episodes of Mid-South Wrestling, as well as more WWWF All-Star Wrestling, and WCW Saturday Night episodes. WWF Coliseum Home Videos from the 1980s and 1990s are also on their way soon. Mid-Atlantic Wrestling episodes are also set to be added this month. All of these programs will be rolled out over the rest of 2018, but the company reportedly does not plan on adding any new sections for classic shows that they own.
Let’s face it: the Bullet Club is not fine and has not been fine for quite a while now. The struggle for power and control over the faction between Kenny Omega and Cody Rhodes has been going on for months, but it looks like the true leader of the group will finally be determined very soon. Rhodes and Omega will be facing each other for the second time at the upcoming New Japan Pro Wrestling G1 Special in San Francisco very soon, and Omega revealed on Twitter that leadership for the Bullet Club will be on the line. Omega also promised that this will be the last match between them, so it will be very interesting to see who comes out ahead on during the event on July 7th.

For the biggest prize in #njpw .For leadership of the #BulletClub . It finally ends with this one last match. https://t.co/pAkH63PIBC
— Kenny Omega (@KennyOmegamanX) July 4, 2018