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WSIL-TV, a news station in Southern Illinois and an ABC affiliate, ran a story about Sheamus granting a wish (through Make-A-Wish) to seven-year-old Ayden Bell. Ayden was diagnosed with brain cancer last year.
He spent time with the boy and spiked his red hair the same way he wears it. He also brought him WWE merchandise and sat at ringside with him during a live event. The Bell family is currently looking for help on his medical bills, which you can provide on here.
It was revealed during Tuesday night’s episode of WWE Main Event that Sheamus (in storyline, of course) suffered a stinger in his arm after being attacked by the Authority and put through a table on RAW. Michael Cole said that Sheamus had signs of bone spurring, narrowing of the spinal canal and increased pressure to his neck.
Also read: Arm Wrestling Content Set For SmackDown + Brock Lesnar Returning To RAW Next WeekAn update on his condition was promised by RAW.
Partial Source: PWInsider
- WWE is in the middle of budget cuts and WWE Hall of Famer Ricky Steamboat was let go from the company due to the cuts. Steamboat has been working as a coach down in WWE developmental (NXT) for the past couple of years. He was recently working at the WWE offices in Talent Relations under Triple H.
Also read: More On The Recent Release Of Ricky Steamboat From World Wrestling EntertainmentSteamboat is already scheduled to appear at several conventions and non-WWE interview DVD’s in the coming months.
- WWE United States Champion Sheamus will be making an appearance on this Tuesday night’s episode of Royal Pains on the USA Network. Down below is a preview:
Source: The Wrestling Observer Newsletter
A new report says that a scuffle went down backstage between Sheamus and Sin Cara.
Few details are available as to the cause or whether it was at the RAW or SmackDown tapings, but one source noted that Sin Cara got the better of Sheamus in the altercation.
We'll keep you posted as we hear more.
Sheamus went on twitter today to set the record straight on things he's read online. You can see his tweets below.
For the record interwebbers. 3 BRITS don't hold @WWE titles. 2 Brits & 1 Irish fella OR 2 brunettes & 1 handsome ginger hold titles.
— Sheamus (@WWESheamus) May 8, 2014
...and ALL dirt sheet heroes who dream they "got the better" of me away from cameras. Step up. Be men. In the ring most days. Try me fella.
— Sheamus (@WWESheamus) May 8, 2014
...and lastly dirty sheeters. I'm not HHH's "work-out buddy". Trained with Hunter 3 times. In 2009. In Australia... Now. Back to me day off.
— Sheamus (@WWESheamus) May 8, 2014
Author link: CM Punk's ex-girlfriend speaks!
Sheamus tweeted the following regarding reports that there was some sort of altercation between the two at this week's TV tapings:
Must be getting punchy. Don't remember being beaten up by Sin Cara backstage... It's just how Mexicans & we Irishmen hug it out fella ;)
— Sheamus (@WWESheamus) May 7, 2014
ORIGINAL: A new report says that a scuffle went down backstage between Sheamus and Sin Cara.
Few details are available as to the cause or whether it was at the RAW or SmackDown tapings, but one source noted that Sin Cara got the better of Sheamus in the altercation.
We'll keep you posted as we hear more.
Source: The Wrestling Observer
WWE reportedly has plans for a heel turn for Sheamus. The turn is being planned for the upcoming European tour or shortly thereafter.
WWE officials did not want Sheamus getting cheered so early in his turn and have it lose its impact.
-- Earlier today, The Bella Twins filmed some stuff for Trey Songz' new "NaNa" music video.
-- FOX11online.com recently posted an article featuring comments from Stephanie McMahon, Sheamus and Natalya. The article talks about the WrestleMania Reading Challenge event that was held yesterday at the Nicolet Elementary School in Green Bay. Sheamus said:
"We obviously try to give back to the community as much as we can. We feel they may listen to us a little more than their teachers that they see every day. So we are here today to show them just how fun reading can be."