Sin Cara and Tyson Kidd return updates:
Details on the returns for injured WWE stars Tyson Kidd and Sin Cara have been posted online. Sin Cara who is out following knee surgery wrote on Twitter:

“Back in Mexico, my knee medical review went great, expect me soon back in the ring!!”

Cara had a scope similar to CM Punk.

Tyson Kidd who is suffering a more serious knee injury will need 6-8 months before getting back in the ring according to an update on the WWE website. Tyson also responded to CM Punk’s recent “workhorse” comments in the article. Here’s what he said:

“I’ve always considered myself a workhorse, and I’ve definitely used that word to describe myself over the last two years,” Kidd said, reflecting on Punk’s carefully chosen terminology. “I go out there and give it my all every single match — and I’ve been doing that for 17 years. Whether in WWE or Japan or Europe or back home in (Calgary, Alberta’s) Stampede Wrestling, it’s always been the same story. In a worst-case scenario, I will outwrestle everybody on this show. Anyone that’s gonna outwrestle me had better perform after me, because I’m going to outperform everybody that I saw before me.”

Kidd’s recent injury is the first time he’s ever needed to take time off in his 17 year career.
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Ryback talks Goldberg, WWE title and more:
WWE star Ryback discussed Goldberg, going for the WWE title, The Shield and more during a recent interview with the Phoenix News Times – here are some highlights…

How confident he is in eventually winning the WWE title:
“I know it’s going to happen, it’s only a matter of time. I’ve been a fan my entire life and growing up watching this and its going to be surreal moment and I’m going to take every second of it in. And I look forward to waking up every day the WWE champion.”

His match with Team Hell No vs. The Shield at TLC:
“I’m very proud of that. Daniel Bryan is one guy that I’m pretty close with in the WWE, him and Wade Barrett. But to be a part of that match with Kane and The Shield… I firmly believe that those three men [are] extremely talented and when they eventually go on their own, all of them are going to be a big part of the WWE for many years to come. So to go out there and have that kind of match with everyone, it’s a tremendous honor. And it was a very physical hard-hitting match. And that crowd in Brooklyn was hot. It felt good to be a part of that.”

If he was a fan of Goldberg:
“I was a fan of his. I think was unbelievable and exciting and fun to watch. But I truly, truly love this and have a passion for this and want to be as great as this as I could possibly be. I love money and want to make millions upon millions of dollars, and I’m going to. But at the end of the day, I’m going to be in WWE. I’ve said it at the beginning, I want to be part of WWE for the rest of my life. And I don’t know Bill Goldberg personally, so I don’t know exactly how he feels about wrestling and whatnot, but I can just tell you how I feel, and I think at the end how I feel is what’s going to be what separates me from Goldberg ultimately when my career is winding down. He was a huge draw and hopefully I can be as big if not bigger of a draw as he was in his prime. It motivates me and I look forward to outdoing him in any way possible. It’s never been a negative thing in my mind.”
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Raw 20th Anniversary Rating:
This week’s episode of WWE Raw on the USA Network drew a 3.185 rating, with an average audience of 4,550,000 viewers. Jim Ross commented on Twitter:

“#RAW20 was the most watched program on prime time, cable tv Monday night w/ over 4.5M viewers. Congrats @WWE team. #sauceit”

Hour one of the show drew 4.50 million viewers, hour two drew 4.68 million viewers and the final hour drew 4.47 million.

This is the most viewers since the 1,000th episode on July 23rd last year.
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Dixie Carter video interview:
Here is part two of Jeremy Borash’s interview with TNA President Dixie Carter. She discusses the Knockouts and the current creative vision…