WWE Calling These 2 Former Divas Back!!

#1 Kaitlyn
The professional wrestling career of Kaitlyn was comparatively short-lived. However, in the time that she had in the business, Kaitlyn had some notable achievements. She became the Divas champion and was ranked fifth in the PWI rankings for women in 2013. Also, the feud that she had with AJ Lee was something that changed the division altogether.After leaving the wrestling business, Kaitlyn has been running her own Fitness center which means that she is still fit to get back into the squared circle. Also, Kaitlyn has been all over social media with her pictures and videos, so a return is bound to make the headlines. If you have someone in your mind, don’t forget to mention it in the comment section. So the WWE is planning to call Kaitlyn back to the ring !!
#2 Maria
The career of Maria went on to experience an upward curve after she left WWE. Alongside Mike Bennett, Maria wrestled all over the world including notable appearances as New Japan Pro Wrestling and Ring of Honor. Over the course of these appearances, Maria matured as a manager and a performer and this experience is something WWE could make use of if they could get hold of her.It is the brilliance of Maria to play a heel that different promotions are making use of. She is currently working in TNA as the TNA Knockouts Division commissioner and her contract with TNA will indeed be the biggest hesitation from WWE to resign her.

Raw results, Oct. 31, 2016: Reigns and Rollins share common enemies as Survivor Series looms

Although they’re hardly best friends, U.S. Champion Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins shared common enemies after Raw’s main event, when The Architect saved The Big Dog from a two-on-one attack at the hands of WWE Universal Champion Kevin Owens and Chris Jericho. What lies ahead for the former Shield brothers?
Paul Heyman and Rusev confronted Goldberg
HARTFORD, Conn. — Much like the year 1998, it’s time for Goldberg to unleash some Halloween havoc. Initially set to respond to the sanctioning of his Survivor Series bout against Brock Lesnar, Goldberg instead found himself contending with Paul Heyman, who faked Goldberg out by teasing Lesnar’s presence, and Rusev. The Bulgarian Brute piled on the former World Heavyweight Champion by questioning Goldberg’s stamina, heart, and the efficiency of his “two great moves” — the Jackhammer and the Spear. Rusev went so far as to punch the “weak” Goldberg in the face, and Goldberg responded with a Jackhammer to The Super Athlete and a Spear that sent Heyman to the hospital. Those two great moves still look pretty good.
U.S. Champion Roman Reigns def. Chris Jericho via Disqualification
Of all the titles Chris Jericho has won, the United States Championship isn’t one of them. But on Raw, he finally got a chance to win … it. Alas, he was unable to wrest the championship from a banged-up Roman Reigns, who was both a step slow after his Hell in a Cell Match and facing two-on-one odds with WWE Universal Champion Kevin Owens flanking Jericho at ringside.
KO gave Jericho a big ol’ window of opportunity by shoving Reigns face-first into the turnbuckle while the ref’s back was turned, and it seemed for a while like Jericho would be able to capitalize. Reigns, as he does, fought his way back, escaping the Walls of Jericho, Lionsault, Codebreaker and Walls of Jericho again, though Owens jumped him to cause the disqualification after Reigns hit his fateful Spear. And then (!) Seth Freakin’ Rollins finally made his entrance, driving Jeri-KO away before sharing a long, pointed staredown with Reigns while the WWE Universe exploded with excitement. That’s what we call a trick and a treat.