— WWE.com updated their story on Dean Ambrose’s arm injury earlier today, stating the following:

“An MRI has shown suspicion for a high-grade triceps tendon injury, possibly a tear, so he is undergoing surgical exploration and most likely surgical repair of the torn triceps tendon,” WWE’s Dr. Chris Amann told the website “That surgery will be happening later this evening, and we should have some further updates either later tonight or tomorrow morning as to what the findings were, what the structures that were damaged were, and also a timeline for recovery.”

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— While WWE has not given a timetable for his return, surgery for a triceps injury involving a torn tendon will usually sideline an athlete for several months, so unless there is good news during the surgery (such as the tendon was not actually torn), Ambrose is not likely to be back until well into 2018.

During Monday night’s episode of WWE RAW, which was the first show of the new year, the rules for the first-ever all-women’s Royal Rumble match were revealed.

RAW General Manager Kurt Angle noted during the show that the women’s Royal Rumble match will feature the same rules as the traditional men’s Royal Rumble matches of the past.

Angle confirmed that the match will feature 30 women Superstars and that they must be thrown over the top rope, with both feet touching the floor to be eliminated.

As previously reported, Angle also confirmed that the winner of the women’s Royal Rumble match will receive a shot at either the RAW or SmackDown Live Women’s Championships at WrestleMania 34.

It's truly a #RumbleForAll at this year's @WWE #RoyalRumble for both the men AND women…

– 30 Superstars
– Eliminations occur when a Superstar is thrown over the top rope & both feet touch the floor
– Winner earns title match at @WrestleMania#RAW pic.twitter.com/I2iViayCqa

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— WWE (@WWE) January 2, 2018

As noted, Paul “Triple H” Levesque and Stephanie McMahon was in California earlier this week doing promotional work ahead of WWE’s upcoming RAW 25th Anniversary show later this month.

One of the stops the two made was at the Television Critics Association Winter Tour event on Tuesday, where Triple H and Stephanie McMahon took questions from those in attendance.

The folks from The Wrap asked HHH if there is any type of exception in WWE’s strict policy that would allow SmackDown General Manager Daniel Bryan return to the ring to compete again.

“There can be no exception medically,” Triple H said. “If the belief is that he’s not healthy enough and there’s a risk [for him] to perform, then I don’t know why you’d allow him to step into the ring unless it can be proven otherwise. There will be no exceptions. We have some of the best medical people in the world that work for us. Our wellness policy, our concussion programming, our protocols — I’ll put them up there against any on the planet.”

Triple H continued, “That is a new science in a way, too. So we’re gonna look at it from all aspects, but the medical experts will make the determination as to whether he can ever step into that ring or not. Look, personally for him, I know it would be something he would love to do, and part of me feels like I hope he has that opportunity. But at the same point in time, he’s married and has a child. Certainly, [we put] the human being first.”

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Daniel Bryan, who as noted, currently serves as WWE’s on-air General Manager for the SmackDown Live brand, last wrestled in April of 2015. He announced his in-ring retirement from pro wrestling in February of 2016, however since that moment, he has talked on multiple occasions about his desire — and intentions — to possibly return to the ring for another match before all is said and done.

– WWE shared on Twitter and their website that they have released Enzo Amore from his contract:

WWE has come to terms on the release of Eric Arndt (Enzo Amore).

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Impact Wrestling returns to Pop TV this evening with their latest episode of television for the week.

In addition to the “First Look” video above, featured below are some comments from the official Impact Wrestling Twitter page, as well as Sami Callihan, regarding tonight’s show.

Matches and segments that are officially scheduled for Impact Wrestling this evening include:

* Joseph Park vs. Kongo Kong
* Braxton Sutter vs. El Hijo del Fantasma
* Laurel Van Ness holds a commitment ceremony for the Knockouts Championship
* Taiji Ishimori responds to a challenge from Matt Sydal
* Eddie Edwards vs. Sami Callihan

TONIGHT AT 8pm ET on @PopTV/@fightnet – @TheEddieEdwards continues his battle with oVe as he goes one on one with @TheSamiCallihan in our main event. Will Edwards be able to match the physicality and brutality of Callihan? #IMPACTonPop pic.twitter.com/XmYzmF742U

— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) March 1, 2018

Tonight is the night! #ImpactOnPop I’m going to beat @TheEddieEdwards face in with a baseball bat. (Viewer Discretion Advised) #oVe https://t.co/5EaAceQ9yF

— Callihan Death Machine (@TheSamiCallihan) March 1, 2018

• Update: More Evidence WWE COULD BE Moving To FOX!

Sergio Perez was pleased with his P5 qualifying performance in Bahrain, but the Mexican will be on his own at the start on Sunday to fend off his midfield rivals after Racing Point teammate Lance Stroll failed to make the top-ten.

Steady and consistent as usual, Perez’s path to Saturday’s shootout was drama-free. On his final run, the Racing Point charger came up just 0.048s short from pipping Red Bull’s Alex Albon for P4.

Perez pointed to Sakhir’s third sector as where he lost the precious time over his rival.

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“I lost some time on the entry to Turn 13,” Perez told Sky F1 as he described his Q3 lap.

“As soon as I brake I try to turn in and have a little correction on the steering wheel. The power was a little hard as well.

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“After qualifying it is always easy to see [where I could have improved]. But I’m still pleased.

“It was definitely a strong performance today. I think what really made our qualifying was the fact that we managed to get through in Q1 with one set.

“So having two sets in Q3 I think we had the performance to get the maximum out of the car.”

Despite his strong showing, Perez downplayed the relevance of a good starting position in Bahrain.

“Its’ very important tomorrow to have consistent pace throughout the stints, so that will be the key tomorrow.

“I am pretty confident and think we have a good car underneath us, so I’m looking forward to it.

On the other side of Racing Point’s garage, Stroll was always going to be hard-pressed to follow up his remarkable pole in Turkey by another shocker in Bahrain.

However, the Canadian’s P2 performance in Q3 augured for at least a safe passage into the top-ten shootout.

It didn’t happen however, with Stroll suffering a setback following an erroneous tyre choice by his team.

“We had the wrong tyres on the car,” Stroll explained. “But it was nobody’s fault.

“I think there was a miscommunication on timing. I thought we would have time for two runs [in Q2] so we only had time for one run and it was on an old set of mediums because we used one set in Q1 and did a lap before the red flag.

“Then we went back on the same set after. The others had a new set to use so there was no chance to even get close. Unfortunately, that was a bad call.”

There’s a small silver lining however associated with Stroll’s plight.

“The positive to take is that from P13 on the grid we have a free tyre choice,” he said.

“It’s possible to overtake here and strategy is important, so we can make progress. We can aim for the points and I’m happy with the pace of the car, so it’s all to play for tomorrow in the race.”

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