Updates on potentially huge WWE returns, big match for next week's RAW and more

The return of The Hardys would complete the ‘Tag Team Revolution’

- We are in the midst of huge surprise returns in the WWE as stars from the past are entering the landscape of the WWE to leave the fans shocked.

The WWE seems to be banking on the current scenario and through its website has started a poll that relates to huge returns. It is asking fans which stars would get the loudest pop and the wildest reaction if they return and the stars on the list are Jeff Hardy, Kurt Angle, Goldberg, Batista, Matt Hardy, Shane McMahon or Scott Steiner.

The Charismatic Enigma Jeff Hardy, with over 24,000 votes is leading wth 31% of the votes followed by Angle with 23%, Goldberg with 19% and Shane with 18%. It is a cool initiative on the part of the WWE. If the WWE does decide to get anyone of these stars back in their ranks is a different question, which can also happen. Who would you like see back among these stars and who do you think would get the loudest pop?

- This week’s Raw saw a majority of storylines progressing and the most prominent among them was the Nikki Bella’s title reign.

It seems her potential record is at stake of not taking place as Charlotte's petition to have her Divas title match moved from Night Of Champions to next week’s RAW has been accepted. Nikki Bella also noted that she would have a celebration next week to celebrate her overtaking AJ Lee’s record, that if she comes out on top against Charlotte.

- There have been reports coming in that the WWE has reacted quite negatively to a WWE wrestler’s request to his twitter followers for an illegal link to Saturday’s UFC PPV, UFC 191. The identity is not known at the moment, but he apparently asked for an illegal stream of the event.

The WWe were unhappy because they are in the same business as that of UFC, that is to sell PPV’s and fights and it wasn’t appropriate on the wrestlers part. It would have been alright if it would have been a personal one on one conversation but in this case everyone was asked publicly.