The Talking Smack show has been a must watch each week on the WWE Network. The host Renee Young and Smackdown General Manager, Daniel Bryan like to come up with major announcements on the show, also giving some major fallout from the main show. The show was a creative product during the WWE Draft last year and turned out to be a major success on the WWE Network.
This week was no exception as Renee was joined by the Smackdown commissioner, Shane McMahon on the show. Renee took her time to mention that the Undertaker was present on Monday Night Raw to announce his Royal Rumble entry. Since Taker was Shane’s opponent at last year’s Wrestlemania, Renee asked if Shane too is willing to enter the Rumble match to get his hands on Taker, again.
In reply, the younger McMahon quickly wiped out all the rumors regarding his return inside the ring at the 30 men elimination match. This was his reply when Renee asked the confirmation about the same,
“No…no, no, I’m all good. I appreciate that, but I’m all good.”
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After this announcement, Inquistr.com further confirmed the news saying that Shane is not considered for entering into the Rumble match. Previously, he was rumored to be a part of the match to set up a match at this year’s Wrestlemania. But now with these confirmations coming from reliable sources, the rumors have been put to rest.
In addition, the source also suggested that there has been a major controversy over Becky Lynch’s comments on the Talking Smack show. Becky and the Smackdown Women’s champion Alexa Bliss were present on the show to discuss their thoughts for their upcoming week’s steel cage title match.
After Bryan announced the match, Becky quoted ‘see you next Tuesday’ (to Bliss). Quoting the same to a woman is considered as a derogatory remark and hence she has suffered a negative backlash from the creative over it. This might prevent her from winning the second Women’s championship, as well, this Tuesday.