Update On SmackDown Tag Team Requesting Their Release, Performance Center Coach Done With The Company

Business has picked up for the SmackDown Live tag team division over the last few weeks, and it’s been rumored that a certain tag team could be parting ways with the company. A t-shirt store for Orlando Colon, better known to WWE fans as Epico, recently popped up on Pro Wrestling Tees, and it created speculation that The Colons may be leaving WWE.

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PWInsider reports that The Colons are booked for SmackDown brand WWE live events this weekend and are still as of this writing listed on the planned lineups for the shows. The report notes that as of right now there is no evidence proving that rumors of the departure are true.

Speaking of departures, it’s also being reported that Johnny Saint has finished up his run as a coach at the WWE Performance Center. The 76 year old Saint worked as a coach at the Performance Center for six months, and there was reportedly a big farewell party thrown to give him a proper send off.

UFC Hall of Famer Stephan Bonnar is making the jump to professional wrestling, and on this week’s episode of Still Real Radio we’re talking all about it. Bonnar is teaming up with Phil Baroni to form a tag team called The Real Shooters and they’ll be wrestling their first match in just a few weeks. You can subscribe to Still Real Radio on iTunes, and you can check out the latest episode below.