Source: The Wrestling Observer Newsletter
The situation with Kurt Angle is similar to what is going on with Drake Maverick. Angle has officially been released from his contract, however, is currently on a 90-day non-compete clause that began when the day he was let go. Since everyone on the non-compete are getting paid for the three months, WWE is free to use them if they so wish. As a result, similar to Maverick, WWE used Angle on Wednesday night’s NXT broadcast and they could use him in any capacity until mid-July.
On May 17th, on the weekend the Southern California beaches were reopened, Shad Gaspard, wife Siliana, and ten-year-old son Aryeh headed to Marina del Rey beach in Venice, CA. He and his son were body surfing about 50 yards from shore at 3:40 p.m. when a dangerous rip tide came. Lifeguards sprung into action. The lifeguards were able to save a number of swimmers. A lifeguard saw Shad and his son in the ocean. The lifeguard himself had to make a split second choice, a ten-year-old child and a huge adult, who to try and save first. One person close to the situation said that in a split-second, you have to make choices and this choice was obvious. But even if it wasn’t, Shad made sure it was. While struggling himself, he told the lifeguard to “take him,” waving, and pointing to his son. The lifeguard tried to deliver a rescue can, a buoy-like device to tow the boy back to shore, but with the size of the waves, Aryeh couldn’t grab onto it.
In Vince McMahon’s office, the T-Rex skull that was shown during Money in the Bank was a gift given to him by Triple H. AJ Styles and Daniel Bryan were shown putting the chairs back in his office and that is reportedly a reference to the fact that Vince expects anyone who has a meeting with him in his office to put their chair back exactly the way it was when they first entered the room.
