– In an interview with WHEB-FM’s “The Morning Buzz” to promote the WWE WrestleMania 29 pay-per-view, WWE’s EVP of Talent & Live Events, Triple H, noted that he cut off his trademark ponytail back in September, as wearing it on a daily basis in the corporate environment had become an increasing nuisance. Triple H noted that for the past year and a half, he had been dying to cut it off and it had started to become the bane of his existance and that he couldn’t wait for the time when he could finally get rid of it. HHH noted that he cut it that morning, drove to the office, took a few photos outside the WWE’s buildings and went inside and got upstairs and that not even 10 minutes later, someone told him that he was all over TMZ in regards to cutting his hair. The audio is available in full at this link.

– Speaking of Triple H, WWE sent out their annual rehab letter over the weekend, which states that the company will help any former talent with rehab. The letter was sent out under Vince McMahon’s name in the past, however this year it has been sent out under Paul Levesque’s name (Triple H).

– In another update on the debut of the WWE NXT Invaders, there were many people wondering as to why Kassius Ohno didn’t debut with the trio on Sunday night at the WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view. The feeling is that while officials are high on Ohno’s work, he needs some more seasoning before being called up. Speaking of the creative decisions, Vince McMahon is said to be taking his time going over things before giving them the green light more so than ever.

– There is a feeling amongst many within the company that CM Punk is unhappy with the WWE for not promoting his appearance on this Sunday’s episode of The Talking Dead, as well as his Thanksgiving Day Parade in Chicago and that there has been a disconnection between CM Punk and the company over the past few weeks and that it was Punk who spoke out to Vince McMahon about creative decisions and not John Cena as it was initally believed. The feeling is that despite Punk going over a year as the WWE Champion, he still doesn’t feature on promotional material for the WrestleMania 29 pay-per-view and that with the company deciding to put the WWE Championship on The Rock at the 2013 Royal Rumble pay-per-view, that it will be interesting to see how Punk reacts and if he’s treated right during the WrestleMania season. With that said, the same people within the company believe that Punk is happy with his pull in developmental, not to the level of Triple H, however he’s able to push for people to be hired. Punk is expected to be a big focus in the NXT Invaders storyline going forward.

– The Uso’s took to their Twitter accounts this morning and noted that their time is coming tweeting, “The baddest tag team ever!!! #BelieveThat if u don’t…..then we really don’t care what u think…#USOOO #UnkeptSecret. For all the haters that responded negatively to our last tweet, like we said….we don’t care…Usos Time is coming! #GetWithItOrGetLost”

– Meanwhile, Sheamus took his Twitter account and noted that the World Warrior Era is coming to the WWE writing, “Celtic fighting style of ferocious & brutally intensive brawls, irregardless of outcome, will lead to a new Era in #WWE… The Warrior Era. The cometh of the new #WorldWarriorEra reminds me to be in awe of @wwethebigshow for standing tall after THAT chair beating #respect”

– Lex Luger appeared on last night’s episode of Hardcore Pawn on TruTV and sold one of his wrestling robes for the non-profit Believe Wrestling Outreach charity. Luger was initially offered $2,500 for the robe, but managed to get $3,500 for the robe. The robe is now selling for $7,499.99.

– John Cena has been added to Tuesday’s WWE SmackDown TV Tapings from Bossier City, LA. Cena will be working the WWE Main Event taping taking on Damien Sandow.

– Paul Heyman noted on his Twitter account that he was impressed with Titus O’Neil’s work on commentary during WWE RAW writing, “@TitusOneilWWE had one of those rare breakthrough moments on @WWE #RAW last night. #MillionsOfDollas”

– In wrestling birthday’s, WWE Hall of Famer Afa turns 70 today, while “The Franchise” Shane Douglas turns 48 today. Former WWE wrestler Cassidy Riley turns 36 today, while Japanese wrestling talents Ryota Hama and Shingo Takagi turn 33 and 30 respectively today. Former WWE Divas The Bella Twins (Nikki & Brie Bella) turn 29 today.