If you didn’t have a chance to keep up with the latest professional wrestling news over yesterday, let us help you out with a few stories you might be interested in and we’ll give you a link to each one to read more, if you wish.
Shareholders Drop Lawsuit Against Vince McMahon
A group of WWE shareholders who sued company chairman Vince McMahon have dropped their lawsuit, according to Bloomberg this week.
The shareholders are no longer seeking to pursue charges against McMahon after he paid back the 17.4 million dollars it cost the company to investigate claims of the nearly 20 million dollars’ worth of hush money payments made to cover up alleged sexual misconduct.
Sara Lee’s Death Ruled a Suicide
The October death of former WWE Superstar and Tough Enough winner Sara Lee has been officially ruled a suicide, according to autopsy reports obtained by TMZ this week.
The autopsy documents say Lee ingested a lethal combination of alcohol and pills.
They added that Lee left "letters of intent at the scene" before her death.
Drew McIntyre Removed from Money in the Bank Ads
Drew McIntyre’s future with WWE continues to look uncertain after the former World Champion was pulled from advertising for the upcoming Money in the Bank premium live event, scheduled for July in London, England.
PW Insider recently reported that McIntyre’s contact with WWE is set to expire sometime this year and that McIntyre and WWE are not even close to a deal, with dramatically different views on his pay and position on the WWE roster.
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Nikki Cross Completes Master’s Degree Dissertation
WWE Superstar Nikki Cross took to Twitter this week to announce that she has officially handed in her master’s degree dissertation.
Answering follow up questions on Twitter, Cross said “"If anyone wants to know, my masters is in history and my dissertation was on women's wrestling."
Those are the biggest and best stories from yesterday. Please leave us some comments, or chat with us and let us know what YOU think about these stories, and any we may have missed.
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