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Following the announcement of the new venture late last year, the WWE has traveled a very long and rocky road in attempts to get the WWE Network from being an idea to being on television every day of the week.

Following the birth of the Money in the Bank ladder match in 2005, the contest, once a WrestleMania exclusive, has grown to its own event every summer with both Raw and Smackdown getting their own match at the event.

Following his return to WWE television on the SmackDown brand last April, Ryback has been tearing through everyone in his way, as the dominant superstar is up to taking on two opponents in recent weeks.

In a press release Monday, the WWE announced the creation of the company’s third television program, WWE Main Event, that will be broadcast on the Ion television network to go alongside Raw and Smackdown every week.

As the WWE comes off the return of No Way Out last Sunday, the company will turn right around to gear up for another show, Money in the Bank, next month on an overloaded pay-per-view schedule.

With the WWE preparing to celebrate the 1,000th episode of Monday Night Raw on July 23, the program will be moving from its traditional two-hour format to a new, permanent three-hour format on the USA Network.

Following his WWE debut during the summer of 2010 on SmackDown, Alberto Del Rio has made quite an impact in the company with two WWE title reigns along with winning the 2011 Royal Rumble and Raw Money in the Bank match.

Following the announcement of the WWE Network in late 2011, the new channel devoted to the WWE has experienced a great deal of bumps along its journey from going from an idea to being seen on the televisions of fans.

In the triple-threat match for the WWE Championship Sunday night at No Way Out, CM Punk was able to beat the odds and retain his title in a great match against Daniel Bryan and Kane at the Izod Center.

Following the return of the WWE Hall of Fame in 2004 during the 20th anniversary of WrestleMania, the superstar mentioned the most that hasn’t been inducted as of yet is the former two-time WWE Champion, "Macho Man" Randy Savage.