EX WWE Champion Exposed Triple H Open To AJ Lee Returning! Kurt Angle, A liability! Wrestling News!

EX WWE Champion Exposed? Triple H Open To AJ Lee Returning! Kurt Angle, A liability! Wrestling News!
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WWE Executive Vice President of Talent, Live Events and Creative Triple H believes there is a chance that CM Punk and AJ Lee could return to the company one day.
Per Alistair McGeorge of Metro, The Game said on a conference call ahead of Sunday's NXT UK TakeOver: Blackpool II that he thinks Punk and Lee could "absolutely" return to WWE at some point if the circumstances are right.
Triple H added:
"If it was right for them, for the company, for everyone involved, then absolutely. I don't think that's ever been a factor, of somebody saying, 'This person should be here, or that person should be here.' Incredible talent are always incredible talent—but there's so much more to the business than just being a talented performer. ... I can fantasy book and say I'd like to be young again but that ain't happening too. In a perfect world? Yeah, sure. Again, you've heard Vince [McMahon] echo that sentiment so many times of the years, never say never."
Punk has not wrestled a match since leaving WWE in January 2014. After departing the company, Punk opened up about his frustrations regarding how his injuries were handled and how he was booked.
For years, Punk had essentially nothing to do with wrestling, but that changed recently when he joined FS1's WWE Backstage as an analyst. Punk made it clear that his contract is with Fox and not WWE, and he has appeared on the show a few times so far to offer his thoughts on the WWE product.
REPORT: Sgt. Slaughter never served in the U.S. military as he has claimed in shoot interviews
Sgt. Slaughter is one of the most beloved characters in the history of professional wrestling.
In the 1980s and early 90s, he was one of the biggest names in the industry and his reputation was boosted by stories about his time in the military. As the character Sgt. Slaughter, he claimed that he was a drill instructor when he served in the United States Marines. He would go on to tell similar stories in non-kayfabe interviews. In fact, as recently as last February, he told Sam Roberts and Jim Norton that he served two tours in Vietnam.
There are no interviews available online where he gives details on people who served with him or what platoon/battalion he was part of.
It turns out that specific details of his military service were not included in interviews because he never served in the military. In fact, according to an article in the Baltimore Sun from March 24, 1985, Marines wrote to him to ask him to stop pretending that he served with them.
This story came to light on the @socaluncensored Twitter account and in a thread on the Wrestling Observer Newsletter forum started by Karl Stern.
There are other inconsistencies with Slaughter’s stories. One is that he served for 6 years in the United States Marine Corps until 1973. The issue with that timeline is that he started wrestling for the AWA in 1972.
It was common for wrestlers to live their gimmicks during Slaughter’s heyday so it made sense for the character to have served and for him to keep up with the myth at that time. However, giving non-kayfabe interviews today and still claiming to have served in the military will rub a lot of people the wrong way.

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