Another HIAC Match Planned, Cruise With Jericho, Harper Repackage

The Hell in a Cell pay-per-view is rapidly approaching for the Smackdown roster members. It was confirmed earlier this week that Shane McMahon and Kevin Owens will be fighting each other inside of the titular structure at the event, but it appears that we may very well be seeing another cell match on the show. Pro Wrestling Sheet is now claiming that WWE intends on having The New Day defend the Smackdown Tag Team Championships against The Usos in a Hell in a Cell match. This would be the first time that the titles have ever been defended in a Hell in a Cell match, although, WWE does seem interested in having The New Day break multiple records with their tag team title reigns.
Chris Jericho chose to step away from the ring earlier this year to focus on some of his other projects. Jericho has been performing music with his band Fozzy, and he recently released his fourth autobiography not too long ago. Jericho has now announced that he is going to be embarking on a cruise soon entitled ‘Chris Jericho’s Rock and Wrestling Rager at Sea’, and fans have a chance to join him. Chris Jericho says that it will be a cruise filled with wrestling, podcasts, rock and roll, and comedy. He has invited fans to sign up for a mailing list at ChrisJerichoCruise.com. He has advertised the event as “the cruise of Jericho — sail away, maaaaan!”

Luke Harper and Erick Rowan have not appeared on television in several weeks now, and some fans have been worried about the team’s future in WWE. The duo was rumored to be the mystery team that has been attacking Breezango, but new rumors now suggest that The Colons are now going to be revealed as the culprits. When asked about the current status of Luke Harper, Pro Wrestling Sheet’s Ryan Satin revealed that WWE appears to be in the midst of repackaging Harper. If Luke Harper can create a new image for himself post-Wyatt Family, then it may be just what his career needs. Harper and Rowan should be returning soon.

I’ve heard there’s a repackage in the works, as we discussed on a recent episode of The Sheet Podcast. https://t.co/JHBCO2PIJv
— Ryan Satin (@ryansatin) September 15, 2017