Tiffany Removed From Smackdown Opening: On the Brink of Being Released?

Hello Buzzers, Buzz is back with some major news.

I'm sure by now, you're all aware that WWE Diva Tiffany (Taryn Terrell) has been suspended by WWE due to a domestic issue with her real-life husband, Drew McIntyre (Drew Galloway).

After checking various sources, I was able to gather the following info:

Tiffany was arrested at 8:00 AM on Sunday, 8/8 in West Los Angeles, California, after being charged with a misdemeanor against her husband, Drew McIntyre. She was released on $20,000 bail at 4:55 PM later that afternoon.

Tiffany is scheduled for a hearing on September 2 at LA Municipal Court, Division 141.

Her lawyers believe she will be cleared of all charges.

After this incident, WWE suspended Tiffany, and many believe the suspension will remain until she is officially cleared.

However, it seems that this is not over yet.

I recently learned that all her images were removed from the Smackdown opening video and replaced by shots of Michelle McCool and MVP.

I'm not trying to anticipate events, but one may definitely think that this might be a sign to an inevitable release, which would leave Smackdown with three active divas (Michelle McCool, Layla, Kelly Kelly), two valets (Serena, Rosa Mendes) and one inactive diva due to injury (Beth Phoenix).

Say whatever you want about her, but Tiffany was looking decent in the ring. She seems to know the basics of wrestling and only needed some practice. Her matches against Layla and McCool were better than Kelly's matches. Furthermore, we all witnessed her mic skills during her time as the GM of the now defunct ECW.

Of course, I'm not saying that she's great compared to other talented divas, but I think her suspension will harm the already damaged Smackdown Divas' Division.

So what do you think? Are we about to witness Tiffany's release? Or will she return with her Smackdown shots once officially cleared from all charges?

Only time will tell us.

Sources: lordsofpain.net, pwinsider.com, diva-dirt.com, 411mania.com, wrestlezone.com