Bray Wyatt Reacts to Flair Busting Him Open, Update on WM31 Poster, WWE Continues to Tease ‘Taker vs Sting

Bray Wyatt Reacts to Flair Busting Him Open

During a recent interview with CBS Tampa Bay, to promote this Sunday’s WWE Battleground PPV in Tampa, Bray Wyatt had the following to say regarding being busted open by Ric Flair at WWE’s Madison Square Garden event:

“I look at it as an honor. Madison Square Garden. Ric Flair. John Cena. At the end of a long, long, long war, a little [bruise] is not so bad,” Wyatt said. “I’m used to having stitches and things all over my body, so I didn’t even know I was bleeding. I thought I was blind!”

Update on WrestleMania 31 Poster

The WrestleMania 31 poster, featuring The Rock, Brock Lesnar and Batista, which was posted on the official Levi’s Stadium website, has been taken down, and has been replaced by the WrestleMania 31 logo.

WWE Continues to Tease ‘Taker vs Sting

WWE continues to tease The Undertaker vs Sting, as WWE.com has published a new poll asking fans who would win the dream matchup. With over 20,000 votes cast, Undertaker is leading with 65% of the vote.

Several ​Wrestlers Mentioned On General Hospital Yesterday, The Rock Speaks Out And More

-- The September 14 WWE live event in Boston, Massachusetts has an online pre-sale that starts today on Ticketmaster.com with the code WWELIVE.

-- Yesterday's episode of General Hospital had a reference to wrestling. Tracy Quartermaine visits her maid Alice in the hospital (because she had a heart attack and needs a new heart). Alicia is a former professional wrestler called "The Dominator". Tracy comes in with the May edition of WWE magazine with The Undertaker on the cover. She hands her a Muscle & Fitness magazine with David Otunga on the cover. She asks if Otunga is Alice's favorite, and she says he is.

-- AL.com has an interview with Dick Bourne, the author of Big Gold Belt. The website also has a story on Mick Foley's one man show in Huntsville, Alabama. 

-- The Rock filmed a scene for San Andreas in San Francisco yesterday. A local NBC affiliate wrote a story about it.

Police Called To WWE Headquarters Due To Suspicious Package

Police were called to WWE headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut today after a suspicious package arrived with traces of an unkown white powder, according to the Stamford Advocate newspaper.

Police investigated the situation and cleared the building of any danger. A WWE spokesperson told the paper:

"WWE received a suspicious package at its headquarters today and contacted local law enforcement to investigate. All WWE personnel are safe, and business is being conducted as usual."