It looks as though the WWF will be releasing several developmental talent sometime next week. The WWF will be sending road agent Johnny Ace to the HWA, the secondary developmental territory based out of Cincinnati, to evaluate the talent there, with the possibilities of several prospects being let go. It's expected that some of the higher paid WCW wrestlers are at the highest risk of being released by the WWF.

Vince McMahon has reportedly pulled his final contractual offer to Kevin Nash and has decided to no longer negotiate with Nash over a deal to bring him back to the WWF, at this point. It could be negotiating tactic by McMahon, or for the fact that since money is becoming tight, Vince didn't want to overspend on Nash.

The overall feeling in the WWF locker room is not enthusiastic for the current storyline directions, which was hinted in an earlier post about Vince McMahon's "Kiss My Ass Club" storyline.

All of the former Alliance talent were at both television tapings this week, and they sitting around backstage, hoping and waiting to be written back into the television shows.

Randy Orton, one of the best Ohio Valley Wrestling talents, was about to be called up by the WWF until he recently separated his shoulder. The WWF is heavily behind him as a talent, and they will have a spot for him on the roster when he's healthy.

The WWF is apparently happy with the way the OVW wrestlers have been working on WWF shows lately. If you haven't noticed, OVW wrestlers have been working on the WWF "B" houseshows and dark matches for television tapings.

The WWF is also very happy with the Island Boys of the HWA, but the WWF feels that they need to cut some weight before making it to the WWF.

[ Credit: Dave Scherer @ 1wrestling.com ]