WWE Rumor Roundup: Former Superstar returning after 14 years, original plans for Brock Lesnar revealed - 3rd November, 2019

#6. Cain Velasquez stayed with the rest of the roster in Saudi Arabia

Dave Meltzer noted on the Wrestling Observer Radio that Cain Velasquez was one of the talents that couldn't get out of Saudi Arabia.

The former UFC Champion returned to the United States reportedly stayed with the rest of the crew in Saudi and only returned with the entire roster.

It was additionally reported that Vince McMahon, his staff and Kevin Dunn made it out of the country in their private jet.

Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair and Jimmy Hart also left the country in a private plane. It was the similar case with Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman, who left early and made it back in time for SmackDown.

Tyson Fury is another name who got out early and it was stated that he was on one of the aforementioned private jets that flew out of the country.

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#7. Evolution has been listed as a retired PPV

WWE's historic All-Women's PPV, Evolution has been moved to the retired list on the company's official website under the WWE Network tab. You can see a screenshot of it below:

The first edition of the PPV took place last year in October and it was built around Ronda Rousey, Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair and Nikki Bella. The former UFC Superstar was the focal point in the build-up to the show and the PPV ended up being a success partly due to Rowdy's mainstream pull as well as the in-ring action that was portrayed throughout the show.

WWE, however, have chosen not to have the second instalment of the PPV this year due to Rousey's absence.

As revealed by Sportskeeda's Tom Colohue, WWE is taking the backseat when it comes to women's wrestling without Evolution in the picture.

Per a #WWE source, a week or so ago:"Women's wrestling will take a back seat because there's no pay per view for them to build towards. We still have to focus on #CrownJewel so that's what we'll be focussing on."

— Tom Colohue (@Colohue) October 22, 2019

While the PPV has been retired, for now, the company can always revive it for a future date. The return of Ronda Rousey can help resurrect the PPV next year, but as of this writing, the company seems to have moved on from the event.

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