- Kurt Angle is getting ready to release a new autobiography entitled "It's True! It's True." The 320-page book is written by himself and John Harper, and it discusses his amateur wrestling career as well as his current WWF career. The book was first scheduled to be released on September 18, 2001, but now it appears the release date for the book has been pushed forward. Its now scheduled that the autobiography will be released on August 21, 2001, and its list price is $26.00.

- Although many people question his character and ring ability, Booker T will be pushed as a heel in the coming weeks. Look for Booker T to start a feud with Kurt Angle, possibly setting up a match between the two at Summerslam. It's been said that Booker T is very excited to be in the WWF, and very eager to get back in the ring on a full time basis.

- Rob Van Dam will be on tonight's installment of NBC's hit show 'Spy TV'. RVD will play a wrestling instructor at a fake wrestling audition. For those of you not familiar with the show, Spy TV is a show that let's people get revenge on their friends and family by setting up pranks.

- Tori's shoulder injury has healed from the powerbomb she received from Buh Buh Ray Dudley, but the WWF creative team has no storyline to put her in. Because the 'Invasion' angle involves such a large amount of wrestlers, a new angle would not get much attention, if any at all.

- The WWF management is said to be very high on Tajiri, including Vince McMahon. Tajiri can create crowd approval like nobody can with his vast array of moves. Look for Tajiri to be pushed to mid-card level by the end of the year.

- In correction to something Dave Meltzer printed in his Wrestling Observer Newsletter last week, it was stated that David Cash (aka Kid Kash) was signed to a WWF contract. However, this week he states that when he referred to Kid Kash being locked into a WWF/WCW contract, but not being used on screen yet, he was becoming confused with Kid Romeo, who has indeed been signed by the WWF.