Rumor Roundup: Money in the Bank miss, injury report, Joe Hendry plans, and more!

Speculating on rumors surrounding professional wrestling is a favorite pastime of many fans, perhaps second only to watching the matches. In this daily column, we examine the latest rumors circulating in the world of professional wrestling.

Important reminder: Rumors are just rumors. None of this has been confirmed as fact, it is simply circulating in the pro wrestling rumor mill. We track the accuracy of rumors in a weekly Rumor Look Back column that you can find here. Remember to take all of this with a grain of salt.

Rumors of the day:

• Referee Rod Zapata not mad about missed kick during Money in the Bank world heavyweight title match, according to FightVotesA WWE source told Votes that “in years past” there “absolutely” would have been.
• No significant injuries occurred during Money in the bankFightful Select explains. The site specifically asked Tanga Loa, Chelsea Green, Zoey Stark and Chad Gable, and was told they were fine.
• According to Fightful Select, Joe Hendry will be “very present” in the coming weeks and months as the NXT/TNA crossover continues. WWE officials want to take advantage of Hendry’s talent to make even small moments go viral.
• When Fightful asked if WWE was interested in signing Hendry when his TNA contract expired, the response they got was, “Who wouldn’t be?”
• Confirming PWN’s report that WWE is talking about introducing women’s versions of its Intercontinental and United States Championships, Wrestling Observer Radio’s Dave Meltzer said the belts would be “one for each brand” like the men’s secondary singles titles.
• On her Instagram, Riho said that the injury she suffered last Saturday Collision It was a broken arm.

If you’ve heard any interesting rumors that you’d like to add, feel free to post them in the comments section below. Remember, these are rumors and are not confirmed as fact, so please take them as such. And check out our weekly rumor roundup here to track how often rumors turn out to be true.