There appeared to be some confusion earlier as WWE had Raw Superstar Dean Ambrose advertised to appear at some of their upcoming live events in South Africa later this week. Ambrose has been out of action for months due to a triceps injury, but some believed that Ambrose appearing on the shows perhaps signaled that he has been cleared to return to the ring much earlier than expected. Unfortunately, WrestlingInc. has just reported that WWE finally pulled Ambrose from the event listings in South Africa and that the advertisements featuring Ambrose were made before he was ever even injured. Dean Ambrose is still expected to be out for at least a few more months.
Perhaps one of the most anticipated wrestling events set to take place later this year is the All In event in Chicago, Illinois. The event, which is being financed and produced by Cody Rhodes and The Young Bucks, will see some of the biggest names wrestling compete in the United Center, which can seat over 10,000 people. Rhodes has just announced on Instagram that a special All In press conference will be taking place on Sunday, May 13th at the Pro Wrestling Tees store in Chicago. The press conference will begin at 1PM CT and will also be streamed live on Facebook and Twitch. The ambitious wrestling event will finally be taking place on September 1st of this year.

Jeff Hardy has just returned to WWE after missing a few months due to an injury, and already captured the United States Championship on Raw last night. PWInsider reports that Hardy was actually supposed to appear at the Cabarrus County Court in North Carolina yesterday due to his DWI arrest back on March 10th. Hardy was likely represented by his attorney during the meeting yesterday. The brand new US Champion does have another court date scheduled for May 14th. After crashing into a guardrail and damaging his 2016 Cadillac, it was estimated that Jeff Hardy had caused about $5,000 worth of damage to the guardrail and $8,000 worth of damage to his car.