Coming up on today's wrestling news, the recent booking change that made WV superstars cry.

C.M. punk and Randy Orton getting called down to nxT.

Tony Khan drops a major hint on a wisney's new TV deal.

And Nigel McGinnis has dozens more matches in him.

I'm Michael Amflitz and I'm Phil Chambers.

And this is the news and we start with the one of the biggest stories coming out of Summer Slam weekend and there was a ton of them

was of course the dissolution of the Judgment Day or so we thought anyway the Judgment Day are now the

the worst version of the group Judgment Day 20, just a gang of absolute rats on raw

with Damian and Re Ripley kind of cast as Rock and Steve Austin

level baby faces in their wake.

Already it feels like a success story. This latest stable civil

water match the blood on going on on the smack down. But understandably this has caused

quite an emotional response amongst the original crop of the judgment day who have been,

well again, one of Triple H's big success stories over the last couple of years.

This was revealed by sort of renowned wrestling journalist, come media person like David Shoemaker on his Ringer podcast

who stated I guess three one of his sources

and that there was legitimate crying backstage from some within the judgment

day that they were breaking up so presumably they were

given the news maybe Summer slam or just before Summerlam it wasn't just going to be the

live Morgan dominant posterior reveal but also the Finn balladamian priest one on the same night who give us this divide that we had on law.

I think this is really quite sweet and nice to hear about, you know, the obvious chemistry that the

judgment day had pretty much from

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