Steve Austin had a CT-scan done Thursday that revealed he suffered three broken bones in his back and two broken bones in his hand after being slammed on the announce table at the King of the Ring. The bones that are broken in his back, L2 L3 L4, are not load-bearing bones, and he will be able to compete at the PPV this Sunday. Austin should be able to resume his normal schedule in two weeks.

Chris Jericho hyperextended his elbow on Smackdown but will not effect any ring time.

Kurt Angle has a black eye and a small whiplash from Smackdown but will be ready by Sunday for the PPV.

Spike Dudley will return to the ring in two weeks.

Goodfather will return to the ring in one week.

Steve Blackman has recovered from his hip injury.

Triple H looks to have a November return.

Chris Benoit's rehab is going good as well as Rikishi's.

Invasion is sold out with a gate so far of $800,000.

Tickets are still available for Raw and Smackdown this week in Buffalo and Pittsburgh.

Torrie Wilson and Stacy Keibler will be in Las Vegas all day on August 17 to help promote the house show that night.

SummerSlam in San Jose on August 19 is 85% sold out.

WWF is expected to start running two split crew house shows ever Saturday and Sunday beginning in October.

As previously reported, there is strong interest in signing Scott Steiner once he is healthy. Steiner is anxious to join the WWF.

David Flair is impressing everyone in OVW with his attitude.

Ross may start doing conference calls on a monthly basis to the media.

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