According to the pay-per-view schedule of WWE.com, they have added "No Way Out" to their list of current events for 2012, which hasn't been an active pay-per-view since 2009.

The pay-per-view has been placed in Money in the Bank's slot before SummerSlam, so unlike past No Way Out Events that have taken place normally in February, this event will take place in July.  Money in the Bank has been pushed back to June.

No Way Out replaces Capitol Punishment, which overall did not have great pay-per-view buy rates and in the opinions of most wrestling fans, was a filler event between Money in the Bank and SummerSlam.

Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter

Mark Henry has been trying to break into acting. He's talked about his days in wrestling being limited for a while. The story is that he realizes in acting he's probably limited to playing bodyguard and bar bouncer roles, but he's trying to get them. 

Source: PWInsider 

The 3/5 edition of Raw did a 3.2 rating with 4,609,000 viewers. The show did hours of 3.27 and 3.19.

Wait, what? What would re-writing the show do?Razor-Lazor

No idea, Maybe CM Punk vs Undertaker.

Source: wrestlenewz 

Over the weekend, WWE officials were re-writing this week's SmackDown after realizing that it will go head-to-head with the debut of the new season of UFC's Ultimate Fighter. The two shows will go head-to-head this Friday and again on June 1st for the TUF finals.

PWTorch is reporting that Mark Henry could be on his way out of WWE.

Mark Henry was injured towards the end of last year which led to Henry losing the World Heavyweight Title. Henry then had tests carried out to reveal a more serious injury. Since then, WWE have tried to work around Henry's injury relaxing their schedule. Vince Mcmahon however has been been described as "less than sympathetic" towards Henry's injury and he remained on the card.

Mark Henry's contract expires this year with WWE and that the physical pain and tension created with Vince and the injury could lead him NOT to renew his contract and explain the major losses in recent weeks.

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Kane. 

Source: PWInsider 

As I wrote yesterday in the PWInsider.com Elite section, former NWA and ECW World champion Terry Funk is undergoing a second knee replacement shortly. Our best to him.

Funk has been telling those close to him that the surgery will indeed mean the end of his in-ring career, but we will see if that's ever truly the case. This is the guy who retired in the 80s, twice...then the 90s...and so on.

As it stands, Funk's last match was the Jerry Lawler bout for Northeast Wrestling a few months ago in Poughkeepsie, NY, which was a hell of a fun brawl.

Source: Wrestlinginc 

WWE Champion CM Punk fielded questions from fans during a thirty-minute interview with WISX FM in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania last week and was asked who his least favorite opponent in WWE is. The Straight Edge Superstar replies Elijah Burke, who he faced early in his career.

"Good question. I always get who's your favorite opponent. This is great because I enjoy talking trash. My least favorite opponent; does anyone even remember Elijah Burke?" Punk responds. "Oh, he was terrible. He is absolutely the worst. Absolutely the worst. Talk about a diva. Man oh man, sorry if you liked him."