On Monday’s edition of WWE RAW, a commercial aired promoting the company’s upcoming live event in Honolulu, Hawaii.

According to advertisements WWE is currently airing, Brock Lesnar vs. Kevin Owens and John Cena vs. Shinsuke Nakamura are the top two matches being promoted for the event, which is scheduled to take place in June.

Tickets for the event, which emanates fromm the Neal Blaisdell Arena on June 29th are already sold out.

Other WWE talent advertised for the 6/29 event in Honolulu include: Roman Reigns, Chris Jericho, Bray Wyatt, New Day, The Usos, AJ Styles, Asuka and Charlotte.

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– Mick Foley recently took to Facebook to comment on this Sunday’s Extreme Rules PPV. The WWE Hall of Famer wrote about the “Asylum” match between Dean Ambrose and Chris Jericho, saying it may be a “big break” for Ambrose.

Here’s what Foley had to say on his official Facebook page:

SEEKING ASYLUM

Could this AsylumMatch at ExtremeRules be exactly what Dean Ambrose needs? Experience has taught me that a big break is often a series of smaller breaks – like a ball peen hammer tapping away at that glass ceiling everyone talks about…until finally, it shatters. Could this match it be another breakthrough for Ambrose? Couldn’t potential he steal the show – a tall task given the chemistry between AJ Styles, and Roman Reigns in their last outing.

– The Extreme Rules pre-show starts at 7:00 PM ET this Sunday, and the actual pay-per-view will begin at 8:00. Join us for live play-by-play results from the event at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey on Sunday evening.

– The Rock’s production company, called Seven Bucks Productions, is partnering with CNN for a new TV series. The new series is called Soundtracks, and will be released sometime in 2017.

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WWE Superstar John Cena recently spoke about his WWE status and growing mainstream success during a live Fast Company conference held earlier this week in Los Angeles, California. Below are some of the highlights of what Cena said, courtesy of the FastCoCreate.com website.

On the reason he has been looking for more non-WWE work as of late:

“As a 39-year-old adult, I certainly would love to be a bad guy or to push the limits of the broadcast, but that is not my job. My job is to work for a company that produces PG television and do the best I can. In redefining my brand, I’m looking for opportunities outside of the WWE because I realize I have to play within certain goalposts. When I came in [to the WWE] in 2002, it was more like the Jerry Springer show and now it’s really a good family program. So I’ve had to change the tools in my toolbox and adapt to my surroundings yet stay authentic to myself. My experiences in the wrestling ring have set me up for what I’m trying to do outside.”

On how involved with WWE is he these days:

“The first question I ask myself is, do I want to do it? I think the first question a lot of folks ask themselves is, is this good business? Does it pay me a lot of money? That is short-term success in life. I know [the WWE has] half a billion social followers. I know our business model to drive more people toward the network. I know our t-shirt sales. I know our consumer fan base. I know our attendance for live events. I know we’re not deep enough business-wise in China so I’m doing what I can to get us into China. I’m not just a dude who laces his shoes up and slides into the ring—I love the brand. And if I’m not active in the brand physically, I will be active in the brand mentally. And I do not align myself with properties that I don’t feel that passionate about. To me, that’s what being authentic is all about.”

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According to a new MMAFighting.com report, former UFC Heavyweight Champion Brock Lesnar is “in serious talks” to make a shocking surprise return to the Octagon.

The MMA Fighting report states that Lesnar and the UFC are both “close to finalizing a deal” that if all things go through as planned, will lead to UFC announcing his return “imminently.”

Reports online also claim that Lesnar would be returning to the Octagon sooner than one might think, as it’s being reported that Lesnar would be fighting at the upcoming landmark UFC 200 event.

Headlined by Jon Jones vs. Daniel Cormier 2 for the UFC Light Heavyweight Title, UFC 200 is scheduled for Saturday, July 9, 2016 at the brand new T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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After talking about his old “Curb Stomp” finisher being banned by WWE on his recent appearance on Chris Jericho’s “Talk Is Jericho” podcast at PodcastOne.com, Seth Rollins broke out another banned move during his match with AJ Styles at Saturday night’s WWE live event.

Rollins used the Vertebreaker on Styles during the match, a move that was made famous by Shane Helms and used by others, such as Nova and Homicide, in the past. The move was banned by WWE 15 years ago.

You can check out footage of Rollins using the Vertebreaker on Styles at Saturday night’s WWE live event below.

Haven't seen this move in a while omg

A video posted by @revolverambrose on Jun 11, 2016 at 8:12pm PDT

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