They are strongly teasing that Over the Limit may be it for Jericho this time around.
Here's some of what they wrote:
"Further, if Jericho fails to come away with the gold, will Over the Limit be the last time the WWE Universe ever sees the "Ayatollah of Rock n' Rollla" in the ring? Or can Jericho save his career with a huge win against three formidable opponents?
If this is to be his final stand, the smart money would be to bet on Jericho walking out of PNC Arena in Raleigh, N.C., with the title in hand. Jericho is a survivor, and like a cornered lion, he'll be at his most dangerous with his back to the wall. Jericho will do anything — anything — to emerge from Over the Limit with the World Heavyweight Championship secured around his waist.
But even if he does overcome the other three competitors in the Fatal 4-Way, there's already plenty of speculation that the WWE Universe won't see much of Jericho in the coming months. His heavy metal band Fozzy is set to release a new studio album this summer, and tour dates have been planned.
That said, will his match at WWE Over the Limit be his lingering legacy? And if Y2J does decide to walk off into the sunset, will he do so with the World Heavyweight Championship around his waist?"
- WWE has signed a new TV deal with D-Smart in Turkey. The two-year deal will bring a one-hour version of WWE's RAW and SmackDown to Turkey TV. The shows will air on Saturday nights with SmackDown at 11pm and RAW at 12am on D-Smart's channel 177.
- Forbes has listed Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as one of the most powerful celebrities in the world and calls him one of the most bankable action movie stars. According to the article, "The Great One" he has made $36 million over the last 12 months and has helped save movie franchises like Fast and Furious, Journey to the Center of the Earth and GI Joe. The article noted that The Rock and his manager, ex-wife Dany Garcia, have decided to embrace his wrestling background after being forced to stop talking about his former career by his former management team.
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- WWE's website has a new article up looking at the winning streaks of Brodus Clay, Lord Tensai and Ryback, wondering who will eat defeat first. They predict Lord Tensai's association with John Laurinaitis will cause him to lose first, followed by Brodus Clay. They wrote about Ryback:
"Meanwhile, Ryback could very likely prove to have the longest winning streak. Undefeated and unchallenged thus far, it seems probable he will continue winning and working his way up the WWE roster. Long story short, the WWE Universe should get used to the phrase, "Finish him!""
- Evan Bourne is still unsure of when he will be able to get back in the ring but revealed on Twitter that he is getting his cast off his arm today. Bourne added that he is still on crutches.
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