– Yesterday, Big Cass wrote on Twitter that he finally gets an opportunity to give a five star beat down to Daniel Bryan at tonight’s PPV. Bryan responded, “Seven feet tall, can’t teach that. Wrestling, however, can be taught…but some people are too lazy or entitled to put in the work. We’ll see which is better tonight.”
Tomorrow night, I finally get the opportunity I deserve more than anyone. Daniel Bryan gets a 5 STAR beatdown courtesy of the #fiveSTARsuperSTAR himself, the #tallEDUCATEDgoodLOOKING BigCASS #WWEBacklash #BigBambino— Colin Cassady (@BigCassWWE) May 5, 2018
Seven feet tall, can’t teach that. Wrestling, however, can be taught… but some people are too lazy or entitled to put in the work. We’ll see which is better tonight #SizevsSkill #HeightvsHeart #WWEBacklash— Daniel Bryan (@WWEDanielBryan) May 6, 2018
– As noted, Jason Jordan was expected to return to action this month and according to PWInsider he is scheduled to be backstage for tomorrow’s Raw in Long Island, New York. Jordan has been out of action since early 2018 with a neck injury and underwent neck surgery on February 5. No word yet on if he will resume the storyline with current WWE Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins or how they will continue the “father and son” storyline with Raw General Manager Kurt Angle.
– WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar is not currently advertised for tomorrow’s RAW in Uniondale, NY. He’s not scheduled to work the European tour the following week, so his next appearance might be the May 21st RAW in Albany, NY. It’s rumored that Lesnar’s next title defense will be at the Money In The Bank pay-per-view on June 17th in Chicago. It was noted in the latest edition of The Wrestling Observer Newsletter that Lesnar is not currently under contract for SummerSlam, although as we’ve seen with Lesnar, that could always change.
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