Update on WWE Suspension, News on Future WrestleMania

- Word on why WWE hasn't publicly announced the suspension of Andy Leavine is that they are going through the motions to make sure his Wellness failure is legitimate, like checking to see if he was prescribed something by a doctor or other steps along those lines. Andy also may be offered a second test but that's not confirmed. There have been situations where a talent failed a test, then took a second one and proved they were clean.

Andy reportedly failed his Wellness Test right before SummerSlam some time. It was also noted that Andy is still technically a developmental talent and WWE usually doesn't announce suspensions, releases or failures from developmental.

- PWTorch reports that WWE is considering St. Louis at a top city candidate to host a future WrestleMania event at the Edwards Jones Dome. Company officials recently met with the St. Louis Sports & Visitors Commission about hosting WWE's biggest event. However, it's said that there is slim to no chance to the Dome hosting WrestleMania because it's owned by Stan Kroenke, the owner of the Denver Nuggets. Wrestling fans will remember Kroenke from 2009 when RAW was bumped from the Pepsi Center because of the NBA playoffs. Vince McMahon went on RAW and tried to start a feud with Kroenke over the "Denver Debacle."

Knowing Andy Leavine I personally believe that if offered a 2nd test he will probably fail that one too. Lol. It's Andy Leavine

And won Tough Enough, right? What good it did him, first I read he had heat on him for not staying down long enough after taking a Stunner, and next he got suspended. Has a Tough Enough winner actually have success? I think Morrison won Tough Enough, I guess he's the only example of a successful winner.

Maven? He was successful 2001-2002.

Miz was a runner up as was Josh Matthews. Christopher Nowitski and Nidia were also in the first season.

Sykesy wrote:

Maven? He was successful 2001-2002.

Miz was a runner up as was Josh Matthews. Christopher Nowitski and Nidia were also in the first season.

He was? All I know him for is his awesome theme song, and dropkicking Taker out of the Rumble. I checked his wikipedia page, and apparently he was a three-time hardcore champion, but considering pretty much every reign ever for the belt ended in under month, I'm not sure I'd consider him all that successful.

Nidia was? Huh, never knew that. Either way, I was speaking just about the winners of Tough Enough.

Nidia was the female winner of Season 1.