Stephanie McMahon reveals the new WWE jet.

 Stephanie McMahon tweeted the following photo on Twitter this morning as WWE management took their first flight on the company's new corporate jet.

The tail wing features WWE's new network logo.

ESPN Says Punk & Officials Had Backstage Argument

For what it's worth, ESPN Cleveland reporter Casey Kulas reports that he heard from sources at Monday's RAW in Cleveland that there was a heated backstage exchange between WWE officials and CM Punk. 

He wrote: 

"My info on CM Punk: I do know from sources that at #Raw in CLE there was heated exchange backstage between Punk & staff. Topic - concussion." 

"Punk was heard arguing with staff saying "I passed all your damn concussion test" and "I'm not going out and telling fans that BS"" 

Report: WWE & Sting have officially entered negotiations.

PWInsider.com is reporting that former WCW and TNA Champion Sting and WWE have officially "entered negotiations."

The website notes that one of their close sources has claimed that negotiations have just begun and, one way or another, should be completed "within the next several weeks." Further reports from the website state that people they have spoken with believe that if Sting and WWE were to come to terms on some kind of deal, he would not be included on the card of this year's WrestleMania pay-per-view event, although that was not 100%. PWInsider.com also suggests that Sting "would be a great signing if for no other reason than to be the WCW representation in the company" in regards to the impending launch of the WWE Network, which as we know by now will feature past WCW programming as part of their 24/7 streaming service.

As many of you may know, WWE has come close to signing Sting on a few occasions in the past, but were unsuccessful. PWInsider.com further states that Sting himself has also stated in previous interviews with them that one of the main reasons he decided not to sign with WWE in the past was because of the promotion's product at the times in which WWE approached him, which he felt was a lot more racier than he himself was personally comfortable with due to his Christian faith.

Earlier today, a report surfaced from Rob Feinstein stating that he had been informed that Sting had actually already signed a deal with WWE within the last 24 hours; however, no other source has officially confirmed this news, so we must stress that at this point in time, that particular statement is being considered as nothing more than a rumor and not official.

We will continue to stay on top of this developing story and post more information as it is made available.

Main Event for WWE Elimination Chanber PPV announced

On Monday night's edition of WWE RAW, it was announced that Randy Orton will defend the WWE World Heavyweight Championship in an Elimination Chamber Match as part of the upcoming Elimination Chamber pay-per-view event.

The other match participants have not yet been announced, but Wrestling Enquirer will report on that as soon as that information is made available.

Son of WWE hall of famer arrested after police standoff.

ConnectAmarillo.com reports that Mike DiBiase, son of WWE Hall of Famer Ted DiBiase, was arrested early Thursday morning after a standoff with Amarillo Police and SWAT teams.

"According to APD, the incident began at 11:12 Wednesday night after officers received information that a man wanted for a parole violation was in the 3900 block of northwest 12th. APD said the suspect was reportedly inside the building where several business are located and was seen by an employee attempting to break through a wall between businesses."

"APD attempted to make contact with the suspect however attempts were unsuccessful as officers learned the suspect may have access to weapons inside the building. Knowing the escalated danger of the situation, SWAT and APD negotiators were brought in to assist with the situation. APD also mobilized a remote control robot to make its way through the building in an attempt to locate the subject."

DiBiase was eventually arrested after a SWAT team entered the building around 5:10am and used chemical agents in an attempt to force him out of the building. It was noted that DiBiase was hiding under a pile of cardboard boxes. SWAT officers used a K-9, remote controlled robots and chemical agents to aid in their search

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WWE confirms the passing of Mae Young

WE has confirmed reports of Mae's death and has issued the following statement on their official website:

"WWE is greatly saddened by the news that WWE Hall of Famer Mae Young, beloved member of the WWE family and oldest living squared circle personality, has passed at the age of 90.

Johnnie Mae Young was truly one of the greatest female competitors to ever lace up a pair of boots. A proud competitor for three quarters of a century and valued part of WWE to her last day, Young truly blazed a path for future female grapplers beginning in the 1940s.

From the moment she first stepped through the ropes, Young established herself as one of the most active and successful female Superstars – including becoming the first U.S. Women's Champion, carrying out one of the most storied rivalries of the time with the legendary Mildred Burke in 1954 and being among the first female competitors to tour post-war Japan.

In addition to her contributions inside the ring, Young played a huge part in training the Superstars of tomorrow, including late, great Hall of Famer The Fabulous Moolah – the longest reigning champion in sports-entertainment history.

In recent years, Young's career received the recognition it deserved. In 2005, she and several of her contemporaries were profiled in 'Lipstick and Dynamite,' a documentary film about the early pioneers of women's wrestling. In 2008, Young joined co-star, trainee and late friend Moolah and 'Sensational' Sherri Martel in the highest class of Superstars, as she became only the third female  to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame at that time.

The entire WWE Universe offers a standing ovation to a true queen of the canvas and bids Mae Young a heartfelt farewell."

Stephanie McMahon has also confirmed Mae's death by posting the following on her official Twitter page:

"A true pioneer and legend has passed tonight. Long live the memory of my friend and WWE Hall of Famer."

As previously reported, Mae had been in ill health for the past month or so after unexpectedly falling ill after being asked to appear on this month's "Old School" edition of WWE RAW. Mae was hospitalized but was eventually released and was under the care of hospice at her home in Columbia, South Carolina ever since. Reports later surfaced that Mae was breathing with the assistance of an oxygen machine and that one of her kidneys was in the process of shutting down. It was then reported that Mae had been taken off of life support last week. It had been previously reported that Mae had passed away last week, however those initial reports were retracted as the original source reportedly received incorrect information. However, this time around, that unfortunately is not the case.