Hello there my very good friends on today's wrestling news, we're going to tell you everything

you need to know about NXT's new diamond mine stable, including backstage plans for

the group going forward.

An update on Kevin Owens taking a little break from WWE?

WWE planning on giving some serious focus to their cruiserweight division.

And if you're wondering where Damian Priest has been for the last few weeks, I'll let you know.

I'm Adam Wilborn, and I'm Andy Murray, and this is the news.

Right, let's kick things off by talking a little bit about last night's episode of NXT,

the highlight of which, or the biggest story of which, was the debut of the diamond mine.

So this follows what like two months of MMA style vignettes, people fighting up in gyms and MMA stuff.

There was MMA stuff in the vignettes, but generally WWE did a very good job of keeping

key details close to the chest.

Not a whole lot to go out about this group before it finally debuted.

So it was a big surprise last night, when it was Malcolm Bivens, it was Roderick Strong,

it was Tyler Rust, and it was the debuting Hedecki Suzuki.

They closed the show, Kushida had just wrestled Kyle O'Reilly in the main event, Adam Cole

brought Kyle to the back, out came the diamond mine, beat these guys, beat Kushida up,

barred him around the place, and then Malcolm Bivens got the microphone and said this is diamond mine.

So there you go, that's your stable, we're moving forward with that group.

Roderick Strong, of course, did the I quit NXT angle in April, but he's back now.

Exciting stuff indeed, we've got a report here from Fightful Select on just providing some more details

on this stable and everything else.

...