Big update on CM Punk's first UFC fight, WWE planning WWE SmackDown changes...

- There’s still no timetable for CM Punk’s UFC debut but it might not be that far away from being announced as UFC officials have started to look at potential opponents and other ideas for his first fight.

- We’ve noted how there will likely be more focus put on WWE SmackDown in 2016, at least for the first few months after it moves to the USA Network in January. WWE officials are looking for a new look and fresh ideas for the show. It’s expected that like the have done in the past, the show will be loaded up with big matches for the first few months before dropping back to the level of what it has been.

Ronda Rousey Preparing for WWE?, Talks CM Punk Leaving WWE

- As seen below, UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion Ronda Rousey talks with Ariel Helwani to promote UFC 175 and had a few things to say about WWE. It’s no secret that Rousey is a WWE fan and that WWE is interested in having her possibly make an appearance at SummerSlam. Here are some highlights:

CM Punk:
“No one can make you have passion for something if you don’t. I felt that way about judo, it was over. I was over it and didn’t want to do it anymore. If he wants to come back and finds that passion again, I would love to see that but if it’s time to move on with his life then he has 100% of my support in that as well.”

Showing off wrestling moves and if she’s planning for a post-UFC WWE career:
“It’s so similar to planning out fight scenes. I was just kind of messing around and thinking about cool moves to do in fight scenes. I really think of WWE like the purest form of stunts, kind of like in movies they say the purest form of acting is theater because it’s live and all in one shot. I feel like WWE is the same for stunt work. I just kind of try to borrow from them a little bit and maybe I can steal some of their stunt work, throw it in a movie. If an opportunity comes up to show up and be a guest host or whatever, that would be pretty cool.”