Following the controversial finish to the WWE Championship match last night between John Cena and the Champion C.M. Punk after interference by The Big Show, WWE.com has posted the following regarding the official status of Cena's Money In The Bank contract:

"Even though he won the match, Cena wound up on the wrong side of history at Raw 1,000. He will go down in the record books as the first Superstar to unsuccessfully cash in a Money in the Bank championship contract. Punk, on the other hand, has left every WWE fan trying to guess what's running through his head, and wondering whether he made a decision he'll come to regret if he's still WWE Champion heading into Royal Rumble … and The Brahma Bull is breathing down his neck."

John Cena, The Miz, Daniel Bryan and more Superstars talk about Raw 1,000 events with the WWE Universe.

Former WWE Divas Champion Kelly Kelly was backstage at WWE Monday Night Raw last night but was not used for whatever reason. Her future with the company is still up in the air at this point.

WWE Hall of Famer "Stone Cold" Steve Austin was in California last night and he was too busy filming the movie Grown Ups 2 and couldn't get away from the set of the movie to go to St. Louis for Monday Night Raw.

"The Blueprint" Matt Morgan continues to give hints that he is officially done with TNA Impact Wrestling and will most likely be returning to WWE. Morgan recently posted the following on his Twitter when asked if he'll ever be seen on TNA again:

"I'd say somewhere in between NEVER and EVER. Appreciate your support though!"

And when asked if he's returning to WWE, Morgan replied:

"Tick-Tock"

Former WWE executive and former on-screen General Manager of RAW and SmackDown John Laurinaitis is scheduled to compete in a dark match main event at next Monday night's edition of RAW SuperShow, which will emanate from the U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Advertisements on the city's local USA Network station play the following:

"The era of 'People Power' is over. However, per the WWE Board of Directors, John Laurinaitis must fulfill his contractual obligations and team with The Big Show to face John Cena in a 2-Against-1 Handicap Match."

Maxim.com has a new Q&A online with The Bella Twins. In it, Brie tells the publication they “look forward to going back” to WWE. Below is an excerpt:

    After five years of making heads spin, you two hung up your metal folding chairs this spring. What have you been up to since parting ways with the WWE?

    Brie:We’ve been keeping busy! In August you can see us on Ridiculousness on MTV, and in September we’ll be sharing some thoughts about Tim Tebow on the NFL Network. But honestly, the WWE is a huge family, and we look forward to going back.