- Batista issued a statement on his official web site yesterday, denying any involvement with Signature Pharmacy and proclaiming that ESPN.com and MSNBC reports of him being a customer are inaccurate. The former WWE World Champion said that WWE has received no evidence implicating him in the scandal and that is why he has not been suspended. He said that he is in full compliance with WWE’s Wellness policy. Neither Sports Illustrated nor the New York Daily News listed Batista as a client of Signature Pharmacy and ESPN.com has not reported any more regarding their report.

- Debbie Graziano, the mother of the boy that was in the car accident with Nick Hogan, has said in recent interviews with the media that their family is very close with the Hogan (Bollea) family and that they’ve been there for them from the start.

- inDemand will be running a new PPV called â€�"Road to Glory: John Cena” next month. The piece will feature Cena’s early UPW footage and will begin airing on October 12th.