Lita & Lilian Together Today!

SPOILERS** TNA iMPACT! Results For 5/27

Taped on Monday:

* They advertised Half Pint Brawlers coming to Spike on June 2nd. One of the stars, Puppet joins the commentary team.

* Announced as for Impact, for the TNA Knockouts Titles, Sarita and Taylor Wilde vs. The Beautiful People. Winner via a claw slam from Lacey onto Taylor, The Beautiful People. Puppet celebrates in the ring with them afterwards and smacks Velvet's butt so they beat Puppet up. Lacey feels bad about it and checks on Puppet. When she does he kisses her. She breaks free and goes in for more and makes out with him again.

* Kazarian vs. Jay Lethal. Flair comes out during the match and distracts Lethal allowing Kaz to take over. Winner after another Flair distraction, Kazarian via schoolboy. Flair attacks Lethal afterwards and beats on him for awhile until Lethal turns it around and takes over. He hits a back body drop and clotheslines Flair out of the ring. AJ Styles then runs out and attacks Lethal. Kaz stops him so he can do it instead but Lethal dropkicks both of them out.

Taped Tonight:

* Jeff Hardy is out. He's out for a simple reason, to find out what's up with Mr. A--hole himself, Mr. Anderson. Hardy says without further adieu, here he is. Anderson comes out and the crowd chants a--hole. He says maybe he does things like that to confuse you. Maybe to confuse different people. Maybe it's because he's an a--hole. Look at Hardy, he's got green hair, sweet tattoos, the whole thing and maybe he walks down the street and old people call him an a--hole. He tells Hardy to embrace his inner a--hole. He points to people in the crowd and says they're an a--hole, he's an a--hole, everyone should be an a--hole. AJ Styles, Ric Flair, Beer Money and Desmond Wolfe come out. AJ says he saw he has a match with him tonight and he doesn't belong in the same ring as him and that he asked for the match. Hardy says he doesn't ask for a match. AJ says he wasn't talking to him, he was talking to Anderson. AJ says do you know who I am? Anderson says he does know who AJ is but does he know who he is? He says let him introduce himself. The mic is lowered, he does the Mr. Anderson intro and his music hits. Anderson was cheered and acted like a total babyface.

* Ink Inc. vs. Team 3D vs. The Band of Hall, Nash & Eric Young, non title. Winner via Spear on Brother Ray from Jesse Neal, Ink Inc. The whole match Ray was being brutal to Neal while Devon tried to stop it. Afterwards Ray asks Devon if he's out of his mind. He then challenges Neal to a match at Slammiversary, teacher vs. the student. Devon gets in his face again and the segment ends.

* Jason Hervey is here sitting next to Dixie Carter.

* Orlando Jordan (wearing Abyss pasties) vs. Abyss. Chelsea is with Abyss but is obviously unhappy and troubled. Winner via DQ, Abyss. During the match Abyss got pushed into Chelsea. As Abyss was checking on her, Desmond Wolfe came out and attacked Abyss with a pipe. Jordan and Wolfe beat down Abyss until Rob Terry came in for the save. Abyss carried Chelsea to the back.

* RVD is out. He's out to talk to Sting and he knows he's here. So he has a shot at the TNA Championship. You can watch some amazing matches of RVD to get ready. You can train real hard. But that's not you Sting. You want to hide in the shadows and ambush me. He gets it. He wants RVD to know he's a force to reckon with. Maybe he has it out for him since he beat Sting in 5 seconds in his debut. He knows Sting's accomplishments. He's had some of his own. It's weird their paths never crossed but they have now. If he wants to come out now he can show him what he's got coming. Sting's music hits but he doesn't come out. Instead, footage of Sting beating RVD with the bat is shown. Sting is actually in the rafters and says he's going to take the title from him. The footage is only a small taste of what he's going to do to him at Slammiversary. Sting's music hits and he leaves.

* Kurt Angle is out and joins commentary. Desmond Wolfe vs. Jeff Hardy. Hardy hit a Twist of Fate but the referee had been knocked out from an errant Whisper in the Wind. Hardy went to check on the referee and Wolfe used a loaded sock. Winner via loaded sock, Desmond Wolfe.

* Matt Morgan is out. Two weeks ago we got jumped from the back by that savage Samoa Joe. Next we get robbed of the tag titles by Hall and Nash. Now he's told we need to find a new partner to get back the titles we never lost. We believe in helping elevate others though and can turn this negative into a positive. He puts out an open invite to anybody come out and tryout for greatness. No one comes out but Morgan sees Angle at commentary and asks if he wants the shot. Angle finally goes to the ring. Morgan asks him if he wants to become a star. Angle says didn't he pin Morgan the last time they were in the ring? Morgan says he'll slow it down and ask again. Does he want to be his partner or not? He then takes a cheap shot at Angle and says "not". Security holds Angle back. Angle tries to get at Morgan as Morgan laughs, then Samoa Joe's music hits and he comes out. Morgan takes off and Joe and Angle have a staredown. Both leave without anymore violence.

* AJ Styles vs. Mr Anderson. Winner via crossbody block reversal, AJ Styles. After the match, Anderson admits AJ got him, got him at his own freaking game. He thinks AJ pulled his tights. He asks the a--holes if AJ did. They chant that he did so Anderson attacks AJ. Beer Money runs out and helps AJ beat Anderson down. Hardy eventually runs out to make the save. Hardy and Anderson square off. Hardy puts his hand out to shake and Anderson accepts and shakes Hardy's hand.

* Xplosion match, Jeremy Buck vs. Amazing Red vs. Alex Shelley. Winner via Kryptonite Krunch/Celtic Cross on Jeremy Buck, Alex Shelley.

Scott Hall's Arrest & Mugshot

Scott Steiner crowned WWC Universal Champion‏

Whatever Happened To Snitsky?, Carlito's Return, Trish Stratus

World Wrestling Council announced on Saturday that recently released WWE star Carlito would be taking part in its annual WWC Aniversario 2010 show this July. Other wrestlers scheduled to appear include WWC Universal champion Scott Steiner, Primo Colón, Orlando Colón (currently known as Tito Colón in WWE developmental), Shelton Benjamin, Tommy Dreamer, El Mesias (a/k/a Judas Mesias), Tony Atlas, Hugo Savinovich and all of the WWC Superstars.

-- CTV in Canada aired back-to-back episodes of Stratusphere, starring Trish Stratus, this morning at 6:00 and 6:30 a.m. We meant to get this up earlier for you so you could view the shows. Our apologies for that. (Thanks to Devin Cutting)

-- As noted earlier here on the website, yesterday marked the 11th anniversary of Owen Hart's death at the Over the Edge pay per view. Of course, the Over the Limit PPV was last night. That was eerily similar. Reports say that many in the company were unaware of the coincidence backstage at Over the Limit last night, as there aren't many left in the company from that time period.

-- An interview with The Rock is available at http://www.contactmusic.com/ He talks about being teased for his role in The Tooth Fairy.

-- Since his 2008 departure from World Wrestling Entertainment, Gene Snisky (a/k/a Snitsky) has crossed over to the acting world. He recently shot the role of "Satan" in the independent film Morning Star. He is also seeking voiceover work.

Brand new TNA Knockout (the next Awesome Kong!),

Lita & Lilian Garcia Hang Out Today (Pic), Carlito's Cousin

Orlando Colón, cousin of Carlito and Primo, worked under a mask at last night's Florida Championship Wrestling television taping in Tampa. He performed as Dos Equis, going over Portis Clay (a/k/a G-Rilla).

-- The official WWE Magazine Twitter has launched a "Twitition", which is the Twitter version of a petition, to bring Betty White to Monday Night RAW as a guest host.

-- A number of former WWE performers are on hand for this weekend's Motor City Comic Con in Novi, Michigan including Amy "Lita" Dumas, Lilian Garcia, Molly Holly, Raven and Kevin Thorn. More information is available at http://www.motorcityconventions.com/ Speaking of Lita and Lilian Garcia, they were spotted hanging out together earlier today.

Bret Hart Wins U.S. Title, Virgil Returns To WWE

Virgil made his return to WWE on this week's RAW, accompanying Ted DiBiase to the ring. Virgil will be at Over the Limit this Sunday in DiBiase's corner in the match against R-Truth.

-- Bret Hart is the new WWE United States Champion after defeating The Miz on this week's RAW in a no DQ, no count out match. While Bret obviously won't be an active champion, it remains to be seen what happens to the title now. I warned you guys last week that it wouldn't shock me to see him capture the title. It seemed pretty obvious that he was winning.

Tons Of News: Danielson

WWE.com has an article up talking to and about the eliminated NXT rookies. Most of the story focuses on Daniel Bryan/Bryan Danielson, including this statement: "But Bryan Danielson is a former world Champion. Bryan Danielson is champion wherever he's ever been. Bryan Danielson is one of the best wrestlers in the world. And he doesn't just say that himself, people say that about him. The real me is Bryan Danielson. I was trying to fit into what they want me to be but that's not me. Bryan Danielson is the real me."

Bobby Lashley's Next MMA Fight Revealed

MMAScoops.com is reporting that Bobby Lashley (5-0 MMA, 1-0 SF) will face another undefeated heavyweight prospect, the 5-0 Ron Sparks, at Strikeforce: Los Angeles on June 16. The two fighters have verbally agreed to the bout, with contracts expected to follow shortly.

Lashley was kept off two recent Strikeforce cards due to scheduling issues, and said recently that he'd fight every month if he could. "I'm playing the catch-up game," he said. "Some of these guys have 10, 20, 30 fights under their belts. I have a mere five fights. So, of course, any opportunity I have to take a fight, I want to jump on it."

Kurt Angle's TNA Return?, New TNA Tag-Team Champions, More

As always, have a great weekend! We've got big boxing and Strikerforce events on Saturday and then the TNA Sacrifice PPV on Sunday night. We'll be busy this weekend and we hope you check back in often. Thanks for your continued support of the website as always :)!! Be good.

-- There is zero interest right now from within TNA regarding Shelly Martinez coming back. As noted earlier here on the website, a fan campaign was recently started online that Shelly supported trying to get her back with the company. After not hearing back from Terry Taylor, TNA's Director of Talent Relations, she noted Tuesday on her Twitter account that she wrote to him to ask him about her status. She received her answer, writing the following: "So Terry Taylor said there is no opportunity at TNA for me :("

-- As of last word, Kurt Angle was scheduled to return to action at next week's TNA iMPACT tapings that will air on May 20th. As always, things can change.

-- Scott Hall and Kevin Nash are your new TNA Tag Team Champions after Nash cashed in his Feast or Fired briefcase on this week's TNA iMPACT. Nash came out and pinned a downed Matt Morgan after Samoa Joe came out and beat Morgan up in an un-related attack.

A Major WWE Heel Turn Planned, Backstage Shelton Benjamin News

The Legends of the Ring convention is tomorrow in Monroe, New Jersey. This event will also be hosting the live Dixie Carter YouShoot interview. More details are available at http://www.legendsofthering.com/

-- Just before his release last month from WWE, Shelton Benjamin had gone back to college. He will be receiving his degree at the end of this semester from the University of Minnesota. Benjamin was a two-time All-American wrestler before being recruited alongside Brock Lesnar by Gerald Brisco to join the promotion in 2000.

-- WWE needs another strong heel on the SmackDown! brand and two names that have been discussed for the spot are Kofi Kingston and MVP.

Shannon Moore Injured On iMPACT!

On Thursday night's iMPACT!, Shannon Moore had an earring ripped out during his match.

A Major SD! Error & Storyline **SPOILER**, Vader Update, Y2J

As noted earlier, WWE's production crew made a big technical error before the SmackDown! tapings this past Tuesday night in Buffalo at the HSBC Arena. While fans were waiting to get in the arena, a TV with no audio in the front lobby was on and it was showing the WWE crew rehearsing for the show. Fans saw Teddy Long & Kofi Kingston rehearsing their segment, the Divas rehearsing their match and Jack Swagger practicing for his segment. The WWE stars prepared for the show until the doors opened for fans to come into the arena.

-- As far as her Women's Title is concerned, an angle will occur on tonight's episode of Friday Night SmackDown! involving the belt. In light of the injury, there is talk of splitting up Laycool — Michelle McCool and Layla — and having them feud with each other. It's also been said that Melina may return to SmackDown! once she's cleared to wrestle, which is expected to take place in June.

-- The Oklahoma Daily ran an article this week on the son of former World Champion Vader, Jesse White, who also played football at the University of Oklahoma. The article talked about how Jesse is training for a career in pro wrestling and included comments from Vader and Jim Ross. Jesse is training for wrestling two days a week now and is working for Midsouth Pro Wrestling in Oklahoma. It was noted that Vader is still planning shows in Japan and North America through his company, Vader Time Promotions and will be holding a week-long wrestling camp later this year at the Paradise City Night Club in Oklahoma City. Vader says he will be trying to help Jesse live his dream and get a contract with WWE. Vader said: “The main thing to me is he approaches the opportunities correctly. He has to leave the arrogance behind. You have to stay humble, and bring God with you on the road. That’s something I didn’t do for a long time.”

PHOTOS: Jeff Hardy's REAL-LIFE Girlfriend

Adult Arrested for powerbombing a 4-year-old

Oklahoman David Laird, 28, has been charged with felony child abuse for powerbombing the 4-year-old son of his girlfriend. According to a report on TulsaWorld.com, Laird "repeatedly slammed the child into a doorframe while baby-sitting him." The child was taken to hospital with skull and chest fractures, a large bruise on the back of his head and bruising of the shoulders, back, legs and genitalia. Laird originally claimed that the child was injured when he fell off a clothes dryer, but later admitted that he had picked the child up and thrown him into the doorframe several times. He is being held on $100,000 bail. The child is out of hospital but continues to have medical issues.

Where Are They Now? Wrestlers Who Fell From Grace

Aka: X-Pac, Syxx, 1-2-3 Kid

Professional Wrestling Career:

At the young age of 21, Sean Waltman joined the WWF, and was considered a "jobber," meaning he lost to popular opponents on a regular basis. His jobber status ended when he defeated Razor Ramon. After the victory, he rose up the ranks in the WWF, defeating more popular opponents, and winning the tag-team title. He even had a title shot in 1994 against Bret Hart, but lost.

Waltman joined WCW in 1996, and managed to become a member of nWo, as Syxx. He managed to win the cruiserweight title in 1997 but a neck injury forced him out of WCW that year.

He re-joined the WWF in 1998, this time as X-Pac, a name with many meanings. He was X-wolf-pack (an alliance in WCW), he enjoyed the rap music if Tupac Shakur, and would be joining Triple H's Degeneration X. After a few years with DX, X-Pac experienced a pretty bad neck injury. He would not return for a few years, at which point, he had no wrestling angle from which to promote himself. After being arrogant about losing matches and a bizarre incident in which he collapsed at the airport, he was released by the WWE, joined Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, and X Wrestling.

Where Is He Now?

As we mentioned before, Waltman made a horrifying sex tape with Chyna.

In early 2008, Waltman attempted suicide. After taking a combination of prescription drugs and alcohol, he was found hanging by the neck in his home in Mexico City. He survived the incident, and has been taking steps to combat depression and drug addiction.

Backstage Heat Among WWE's Announcers

there is indeed heat between Matt Striker and Jerry Lawler. Michael Cole is also not a fan of Striker.

The former teacher reportedly has a reputation for coming off as an elitist, which rubs a number of his peers the wrong way. "He has a long way to come off as good as he thinks he is," said one company source regarding Striker. There have been times where Striker wanted to prepare for broadcasts with Cole and Lawler, but he irritates them so much they go out of their way to avoid him until show time.

Though many of his co-workers feel he comes off as an annoyance, there have been several accounts of Striker going out his way to please fans after shows. Vince McMahon is also a fan of Striker's SmackDown! color commentary.

Gregory Helms Headed To TNA Wrestling

Gregory Helms will be joining TNA Wrestling once his ninety no-compete clause with World Wrestling Entertainment expires in late May. He has already made verbal deal with the organization through Jeff Hardy. He will most likely be performing under his WCW ring name, Shane Helms.

On another note, there is talk of starting a faction with Hardy, Helms, Shannon Moore and Jesse Neal.

Maria In Shortest Skirt Ever

Trish Stratus Has A New Look Again

Trish Stratus took part in McHappy Day yesterday in Toronto to help raise money for Ronald McDonald House. She is also back to being a brunette again.

WWE RAW Results (5/10) - New General Manager... Quits!

Randy Orton's music hits, and here comes The Viper. Orton asks Edge if he'd like to know why he didn't accept his offer. It's because he knows him. Edge sees him as a threat, and he should. Orton gets interrupted with some crappy entrance music, and here comes Meat Loaf!

He says Orton is the man. He's going crazy. He says he had to get out there and see Orton. He's got a new album coming out, and on this album, he's got a song that needs to be Orton's theme song. It's written by Bon Jovi. He asks Orton if he wants to hear the song. Orton says why not. Meat Loaf says he's gonna sing the whole song, just for Orton. The crappy music hits, and he starts to sing. This is random at its finest. Orton starts to walk away, and Meat Loaf tells him to hold on. He says it picks up, and starts to sing another song. He says it's for Orton and that the album rocks. God, just RKO this guy. He starts singing again. Finally Orton RKO's the guy. YOU THINK YOU KNOW ME!

Here comes Edge, and he's got a mic. Edge says Randy doesn't like celebrities. Edge says he doesn't like them either, how they think they run things. So he called WWE Global Headquarters, and he complained. They tweeted Edge back saying that they agreed with him. So for here on out, Guest Celebrity Hosts will have no authority on Raw. Let's see how long that lasts. Edge says that's not all. He says it needs a permanent GM. Someone with experience, authority, the moxy to pull this job off. And they agreed with him again. You'll never guess who they picked to be the new GM. It's Vickie Guerrero. EXCUSE ME! And here she comes.

She would like to say for the record that despite her personal relationship with Edge in the past, she is here tonight to be a true professional. The crowd will not stop booing. Hilarious. She says Randy attacking celebrities is something that the WWE will not condone. Orton will be reprimanded. Orton tells Vickie to come down to the ring and reprimand him to his face. Edge says that's exactly what Vickie's talking about, that he's a bully. But tonight, Orton's going to find out what it's liked to be bullied. Vickie says that due to his behavior issues, tonight Orton will take on Edge and a partner of his choice in a handicapped match. Edge says Orton will see how he deals with threats, and that's a promise.

-We cut to the back and we see Jericho and Miz talking to each other. Jericho has a match up next with tag team title ramifications.

-We get highlights from the opening segment.

Match 1 : Chris Jericho vs Unified Tag Team Champion David Hart Smith (w/ Natalya)
If Chris Jericho is victorious in this match, he and Miz will earn a Unified Tag Team Championship bout at Over the Limit. Out of all of the Jericho/Big Show/Miz combination's, Jericho and Miz definitely seems like the best, at least on paper. Tyson and Miz both have a match later on. If Miz loses tonight, he'll have to defend his title against a Hart family member next week in Toronto.

Jericho slaps Miz, and David starts throwing the rights. Big boot followed with a delayed vertical suplex by Smith. Leg drop misses and Jericho hits a running kick to the head. Jericho follows up with some forearms to the back of the head. Jericho now just stomping Smith, not allowing him to get back up. He locks in a sleeper hold. Smith with a boot to Jericho in the corner, and follows up with a clothesline. Belly to belly overhead throw by Smith. Jericho with an elbow but runs into a powerslam. Pin but only two. Smith charges Jericho but Jericho hits him with a back elbow. Lionsault misses, and Smith looks for the Sharpshooter. He's got it locked in, but Jericho finds his way to the ropes. Jericho pokes Smith in the eyes and hits a Codebreaker for the win.

Winner : Chris Jericho (*1/2 - Way too short to be anything good, but it was fine for what it was)

-Jericho and Miz will face The Hart Dynasty at Over the Limit for the Unified Tag Team Championships.

-We're in the back now and Edge is talking to Batista.

-Tonight, Cena will reveal the stipulation for his match against Batista at Over the Limit.

-Up next, Flava Flav. Yay.

-This week on Smackdown, Punk and Mysterio will face off one on one.

-And here comes R-Truth. Ya'll know what time it is. And he's here with Flava Flav. Truth and Flav do the entrance song together. YEA BOY. Truth gives Flav an introduction. Flav tells everyone to scream at the top of their lungs "FLAVA FLAV". He pimps his new show, and I can't understand what he's saying now. Flav tells them to make some noise for Truth, and asks the crowd if they're ready to get the show rockin'.

Match 2 : R-Truth vs William Regal
Regal doesn't even get an entrance, so you already know who's winning.

Regal starts things out with some forearms in the corner. Truth floats over Regal in the corner, splits and then hits the spin kick. And here come the Colon's, and they're taking out Truth.

Winner : R-Truth via disqualification (DUD - More of an angle than a match, putting over Dibiase's gimmick while cementing the Colon's as a unit)

Backstabber to Truth by Carlito. Flav is on commentary, and he says they just killed Truth. The Colon's walk back up the ramp and there's Ted Dibiase. Dibiase hands them an envelope (presumably filled with money) as the Colon's walk away.

-Cole and Lawler hype the handicapped match for later tonight.

-Back from commercial and we get a video package highlighting Eve. We then get highlights of earlier tonight where Maryse was getting her own training in jui-jitsu. The trainer says she isn't trying hard enough. Maryse slaps him in the face and then kicks him in the leg.

-We're in the back with Orton. Josh Matthews asks him if he's concerned about the match later tonight. Orton says there's not much he can do about it, so no. He says he'd like Vickie to come down to ringside during his match so he can make sure tonight is a night that she will never forget.

-Tomorrow on NXT someone will be eliminated.

-Buzz Aldrin says he's taking Raw to the moon next week. Mark Henry hits him in the back with a chair. One small step for Raw, and one giant leap for the WWE Universe. Next week Aldrin is the guest host.

-Gail Kim and Alicia Fox are at ringside. Zack Ryder thanks them for being out there tonight. He says Alicia looks especially beautiful tonight. He says the last great moment this arena will hold is Zack Ryder's first win on Raw.

Match 3 : Zack Ryder vs Evan Bourne
Ryder with a knee to Bourne and starts hitting him with clubbing blows to the back of the neck. Running hurricanran by Bourne, and he hits him with a back elbow, enzuigiri combination in the corner. Bourne flips into the ring over Ryder but gets caught with the Rough Rider. Cover but only two. Neckbreaker by Ryder, but again Bourne kicks out of the pin. Bourne hits Ryder with a kick. He avoids Ryder in the corner and hits a Bronco Buster type of move in the corner. Bourne goes to the top. Alicia tries to cut him off but Kim takes her off. AIR BOURNE!!! Woo Woo Woo. It's over.

Winner : Evan Bourne (*1/2 - Again, too short to be anything good. Still, a Bourne win is better than nothing)

Bourne and Kim walk off together.

-We get highlights of Cena beating Barrett last week, followed by the post match attack by Sheamus. When we come back, Cena will reveal the stipulation. If it's an Ironman match I'll be pissed.

-Did You Know WWE has been making wishes come true for kids for over 25 years. Probably not

-The Champ is Hurr!!! Here comes Cena. Cena says that it's truly a very special occasion. He wants to take this moment to thank Sheamus. Because of his outburst, he gave Cena a week to think about the stipulation. He thought maybe Batista was right. He did defeat Batista but the win was controversial. He thought the victory was creative, but Batista and some critics thought it was a way for Cena to take the easy way out. He's been called many things in his life, but he's not a coward. Tonight, he'll prove it. He can choose any match he wants with Batista. He can force him to wear a blindfold, be handcuffed, or hop on one leg. But this match, there will be no easy way out. I smell I Quit. He says the match will be brutal. It will be the last time Cena faces Batista for the title. If Batista wins, he's officially going on record saying he forfeits his rematch clause. There's only one match the two of them can have. He will face Dave Batista in an I Quit match. If Batista wants to see him go, all he has to do is make him say two words. He owes all of this to Sheamus. He would've rushed his decision. He thanks Sheamus, and tells the human jar of mayonnaise to come out so he can thank him in person. Cena gets ready to go to the back, but here comes Sheamus.

Sheamus says Cena didn't think it through. If he goes to the ring, he'll leave Cena in no condition to defeat Batista. Everyone knows it, including Cena. He asks him if he really wants him to come down there. Cena takes off his shirt and says he'll take his chances. Sheamus says he's a foolish man, because that decision cost him the WWE Title. And Sheamus starts to walk down to the ring.

Batista comes at Cena from behind. Cena takes him out, then Sheamus, but turns into a spear from The Animal. Sheamus hits him with the backbreaker. Batista takes him to the outside and rams him spine first into the ringpost. Batista throws Cena back into the ring, allowing Sheamus to hit the boot.

Batista goes for the Batista Bomb, but here's Mark Henry. He takes Batista and Sheamus out. Splash in the corner to Batista, and he boots him out of the ring. Henry then goes to check up on Cena as Batista walks away.

-We're in the back with Vickie and Edge. Edge says he found a partner. He wants to make sure they're perfectly clear as the last time they were on Raw, Edge said some awful things toward her. He wanted the people to feel sympathetic for her, but it didn't work. Vickie says they can still be friends. Edge says he wants Vickie to be at ringside tonight. Vickie says no way and that Randy creeps her out. Vickie tells him to guarantee her that nothing will happen. Edge says if Orton raises a finger towards her, she can fire her. She needs to be at ringside so that she will show that she won't be intimidated and so that she can see the look on his face after he beats him. Vickie says she'll be there.

-And we're back, and Tyson Kidd is in the ring.

Match 4 : Unified Tag Team Champion Tyson Kidd (w/ Natalya) vs United States Champion The Miz
If Kidd wins, Miz will have to defend his title next week against a member of The Hart Dynasty.

Miz ducks behind Kidd and slams him to the mat. Big kick to the gut follows. He then boots Kidd out of the ring. Kidd shoulder blocks Miz and flies into the ring with a roll up for the win?

Winner : Tyson Kidd (1/2* - Way too short and did nothing for Miz)

Miz asks Kid if he thinks he actually won something. He reminds Kidd that the stipulation is that he decides who he faces next week. He's not going to face Tyson nor David. As much as Natalya wants to get in the ring with Miz and wrestle around, keep dreaming. Next week, live on Raw, commercial free, Miz will defend his title against... Bret "The Hitman" Hart!

-Josh says that later tonight, Batista will face Mark Henry. Batista asks him if he heard about the I Quit match. Batista said he's not going to make Cena say I Quit, he's going to make him scream it. If you don't believe him, watch what he does to Mark Henry.

-All of the NXT rookies are in the ring, and following is an 8 on 4 match.

Match 5 : The NXT Rookies vs John Morrison, Yoshi Tatsu, Goldust and Santino Marella
My god, is this what Morrison's been subjected to. No offense to any of those guys, but I thought Morrison was being slated as a future main event player. Apparently that'll be happening later rather than sooner. I hope not though.

Barrett and Goldust start off. Barrett hits him with some rights in the corner. Goldust with an uppercut and a reverse atomic drop. Short arm clothesline and here comes Tatsu. Tatus dives off the middle rope, axe handling the arm. Gabriel getst the tag but runs into an arm drag. He flips over a hip toss. Tatsu jumps over a kick. Gabriel flips over a back drop attempt and hits a spin kick. Here comes Otunga and he hits Tatsu with some clubbing blows. Tatsu flips out of a back suplex, but gets killed with a shoulder block. Pin but only two. Clothesline but again only two on the pin. He now locks in a sleeper. Tatsu fights out and hits a discuss elbow. Slater and Morrison get the tags. Dropsault and a clothesline follows. Flying leg kick by Morrison. Tarver comes in but gets chucked out. Slater with a slingshot sunset flip, but Morrison hits the knee. Starship Pain coming up but Slater gets the knees up. Here comes Bryan but he gets backdropped. Here comes Santino but he gets rolled up and BRYAN WINS!!!!

Winners : The NXT Rookies (*3/4 - Longest match of the night, and it wasn't that bad. And Bryan finally wins won, so it wasn't that bad)

-Lawler hypes up the handicapped match later tonight as we go to commercial.

-Smackdown rebound brings us back from commercial, highlighting the Drew McIntyre firing.

-Backstage see the Bella's with Flava Flav. He pimps his show, saying it's an updated version of the Twilight Zone. Marella and Kozlov are seen arguing. Flav tells them to speak English and asks them what's going on with them. Marella says he just wants to be a tag team. Kozlov says he always loses. Flav tells them they can work it out, and here's Regal. Regal tells him not to pay attention to him. Regal calls him ridiclous and says he has no talent. Kozlov tells Regal to bust a move. Regal starts to rap, and this is surprisingly kind of funny. Flav laughs and says that's the most ridiculous thing he's heard in his life. YEA BOIII!!!

-Cole lets out a vintage before they hype the Over the Limit card.
Edge vs Randy Orton
Jack Swagger(C) vs Big Show - World Heavyweight Championship
The Hart Dynasty(C) vs Chris Jericho and United States Champion The Miz - Unified Tag Team Championship
CM Punk vs Rey Mysterio - If Punk wins, Mysterio joins the SES. If Mysterio wins, Punk shaves his head.
John Cena(C) vs Batista - I Quit match - WWE Championship

Batista gets in the ring and sits down on a chair as we got to commercial.

Match 6 : Batista vs Mark Henry

And here comes Henry and Batista has yet to get up out of the chair. Vickie Guerrero has banned Cena and Sheamus from ringside. Henry is a little confused as to why Batista's still sitting down.

Batista springs up and attacks Henry as he gets into the ring. He grabs the chair and hits him in the back with it before the match even starts. He hits him with repeated shots to the shoulder. He then puts Henry in some submission (kind of like the Motor City Stretch) and starts yelling at Henry. Batista refuses to let it go and the refs can't make him stop. Batista finally lets go. Batista stands over Henry for a while before leaving the ring. He tells the medic that Henry will be fine.

-Lawler and Cole remind us that that would be legal during an I Quit match. Batista is receiving a lot of heat from that segment. Cole and Lawler plug Meat Loaf's new album "Like a Rose". We then get a recap of Randy RKO'ing Meat Loaf.

-And here comes Orton as we get ready for the main event.

Randy Orton vs. Edge and Ted DiBiase

Back from the break and out comes Randy Orton for tonight's main event. Out next is Edge with Vickie Guerrero at his side. Edge's music stops and his tag team partner is... Ted DiBiase. Ted comes to the ring with the Million Dollar Title. Ted and Orton start the match out. Orton applies a headlock and knocks Ted down with a shoulder. Ted kicks Orton in the head and Edge tags himself in. Edge comes from behind and lays out Orton. Edge stomps away now on Orton as the crowd boo's.

Edge chokes Orton with the ropes before tagging in Ted. Ted kicks Orton down in the corner now and chokes him with his boot as Vickie looks on from ringside. Ted hits a right hand and tags in Edge for some double teaming. Edge tries to suplex Orton but Orton stops it. Edge hits a boot on Orton for a 2 count. Edge tags back in DiBiase now. Orton fights back on Ted with uppercuts. Ted responds with a big clothesline and a 2 count. Ted with a chinlock now on Orton. Orton fights out of it and clotheslines Ted twice. Edge comes in but Orton knocks him to the floor. Orton hits the powerslam on Ted. Edge gets on the apron but Orton knocks him back into the announcers table. Orton turns around to a shot from Ted. Orton counters it for a backbreaker. Orton hits the mat and starts stalking Ted. Ted counters the RKO but Orton dumps Ted over the ropes and to the floor. R-Truth comes down the ramp and Ted runs in the ring. Orton catches Ted with the RKO for the pinfall and the win.

Winner: Randy Orton

- After the match, R-Truth heads back up the ramp after assisting Orton with his win. Orton looks over at ringside where Vickie Guerrero is sitting. Vickie gets scared. Orton hits the mat and stares at Vickie through the ropes. Orton comes out to the floor, still staring. Vickie takes a mic and tells Orton not to do anything. She's screaming at Edge to get up now. Vickie warns Orton. She can't finish h er sentence and starts crying. Vickie yells that she resigns and runs away. Orton hits the RKO on Edge. Vickie runs up the ramp as Orton goes back in the ring and his music plays. RAW goes off the air with Edge laid out on the floor and Orton looking down at him from the ring.

RAW News: New GM Quits, Guest Host Concept, Attendance

As noted earlier, the dark match before Monday's WWE RAW saw Dos Caras defeat a local wrestler Matthew Justice. Caras cut a heel promo in Spanish before the match, saying he was here to conquer WWE and told the fans in English that if they wanted to know what he said, they needed to learn Spanish.

-- Vickie Guerrero was the new General Manager of the RAW brand before she resigned at the end of the night. She was announced by her storyline ex-husband Edge, who said the ruling came from WWE global headquarters. Of course, she took it all back by the end of the night.

--It was also announced that future celebrity guest hosts will no longer have authority over the wrestlers or the power to make matches.

-- There were 14,162 fans in attendance at the Mellon Arena Pittsburgh, PA. That was a complete sellout.

-- Did John Cena really call Sheamus a human bag of mayonnaise on RAW?!

Tara's TNA Exit, Hard Justice Update, Bischoff, Batista-WWE

Eric Bischoff confirmed on Facebook that this year's TNA Hard Justice pay-per-view will take place on August 8th.

A Title vs. Career match will take place at TNA's Sacrifice pay-per-view with Madison Rayne defending the TNA Knockouts Title against Tara with her career on the line. As noted before, Tara will be leaving TNA after her contract expires just days after Sacrifice.

The talk within WWE is that the stipulation for John Cena vs. Batista at Over the Limit may be Loser Leaves WWE, depending on if Batista is really about to leave WWE or not. Word is that WWE creative was told in the last few days about TNA doing a similar stipulation with Tara on their pay-per-view. When this was brought up to creative, there was talk of possibly changing the stipulation from Loser Leaves WWE.

Big SD! Star Injured, Betty White-RAW Update, Cena Joins Twitter

In an update to the earlier rumor on Golden Girls star Betty White hosting an upcoming episode of RAW, there has actually been talk within WWE this weekend of trying to get her to host.

Kane suffered an ankle injury at last night's WWE live event in Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico. It's not believed to be too serious of an injury.
John Cena has joined Twitter as his account was confirmed today by WWE. You can find visit his page at http://twitter.com/WWEJCena

Booker T Wins PWA Championship! 7 time!” Heavyweight Champion

7 time!” Heavyweight Champion

It was certainly something nobody saw coming.

But despite the referee being knocked unconscious, despite “T-Bone” Jack Sloan’s shenanigans, the 5 time WCW Champion emerged triumphant, snaring the PWA Championship. Added to his World Title reign in WWE, Booker T celebrated with the PWA faithful as he became, in his own words, the “7 time! 7 time! 7 time! 7 time! 7 time! 7 time! 7 time!” Heavyweight Champion.

Certainly, the title win puts the PWA into a state of flux. Lance Storm revealed on StormWrestling.com that in order for Booker to receive a title shot, he had to agree to return to defend the title if he won, but as of press time we at PWAwrestling.ca are unaware of any set title defenses. That being said, it looks unlikely that the PWA Heavyweight Championship will be contested for at Apocalypse this Saturday in Calgary, though rumours are abound that Booker will return at PWA’s biggest show of the year, Night of Champions.

With this exciting development, it leaves much in question. T-Bone Jack Sloan is a champion that, for the time being, is denied his opportunity to invoke his rematch clause. How 2009’s Breakout Star will react to such a reality is anybody’s guess, but knowing Sloan’s temperament, the results aren’t likely to be good for anybody else on the PWA roster.

WWE's Intercontinental Title declared vacant

WWE's Intercontinental Title was declared vacant on Friday night's SmackDown after Teddy Long "fired" the former Champion Drew McIntyre. Kofi Kingston vs. Dolph Ziggler and Cody Rhodes vs. Christian took place Friday night in a one-night tournament with Kofi and Christian advancing. The two will face on next week's SmackDown! to crown a new Intercontinental Champion

Is Bret Hart Leaving WWE?, Backstage Fatal 4 Way Plans Revealed

Current plans for WWE's Fatal 4 Way pay-per-view have John Cena, Randy Orton, Edge and Sheamus in the WWE Title four-way and Jack Swagger, Big Show, CM Punk and Rey Mysterio or The Undertaker in the World Heavyweight Title four-way.

» While Bret Hart's final date is set to be the WWE RAW on May 17th in Toronto, Bret has said that he's open to working more dates for the company if they ask him. Hart told officials that he's going to be based out of Calgary for the next two years and if they want him, he's open. I'd expect WWE to keep him around for obvious reasons.

The Latest On Batista & WWE - Would He Jump Ship?

According to those close to Batista, it is not 100% certain that he will be leaving World Wrestling Entertainment, although it is believed that Over the Limit will be his final show. He was said to be furious that a film project initially based around him was taken from him, particularly since it was at the last minute.

Big Dave is listening to outside offers and it should be noted that there is interest on the part of TNA. However, the belief is that it is highly unlikely "The Animal" would jump ship to the competition since they would never be able to offer him anything close to what he's making in WWE, which is in the neighborhood of several million dollars per year. It should also be noted that Dave is a big spender and according to one source 'lives like a rock star' with a high quality house, several fancy cars, and more.

Maria To TNA Update

As noted earlier, former WWE Diva Maria Kanellis has had discussions with TNA regarding joining the organization, but money is said to be the main hold up as of this writing.

Another RAW Guest Host Revealed, Shad Gaspard's Son, Delaney

The guest host of the May 17th edition of WWE Monday Night RAW will be NASA Astronaut Buzz Aldrin. Aldrin's website had the announcement on the site, but removed it. They likely did this so that WWE could make the official announcement. That episode of RAW is scheduled for Toronto, Canada, and will be three hours long.

-- Former WWE superstar Colin Delaney competes in the International Wrestling Cartel's Super Indy IX tomorrow night in Elizabeth, PA. Tickets are available now on IWCwrestling.com

-- Shad Gaspard named his new born son Aryeh Estario Gaspard.

UFC Fires Paul Daley After A Sucker-Punch

Kimbo Slice Likely To Be Fired By UFC

Dana White seems to be done with the Kimbo Slice experiment. "That's probably Kimbo's last fight in the UFC," White said last night after Slice lost to Matt Mitrione. However, the UFC president did admit that his first impression of Kimbo had been wrong.

"I didn't know Kimbo," White said. "I just knew what I saw. The first time I ever met him, I said, 'This is going to be an interesting meeting with all the [expletive] I've said about this guy over the past two years.' He came in, and he couldn't be a nicer guy. He took this serious, he trained, went after it."

Despite the likely release, White said the release will not be because of Kimbo the person. "I said that I have a lot of respect for Kimbo and how he's handled this whole thing – a lot of trash-talking for a couple of years, by me," White said. "He took me up on my challenge. He came in to 'The Ultimate Fighter,' and tonight he got beat by Matt Mitrione. Mitrione was 1-0, and he came in and took Kimbo out tonight. I've got nothing but respect for Kimbo. I like him as a person. He carried himself really well."

WWE Monday Night Raw Review 5/10/2010

Ok the show opens and Vickie Guerrero is the new GM on Raw?


The Miz and Chris Jericho formed a union last week and took out the Hart Dynasty. Could these former tag team champions be uniting for another run at tag team gold?
Flavor flov look like a black leprechaun

UFC 113 Updates

Jason MacDonald vs. John Salter
Round 1
Salter lands a one-two and clinches MacDonald into the cage. MacDonald pushes his way clear after a short struggle and the two meet back in the center. Salter clinches again and bullies him back along the cage. The boo birds are out early due to the grinding nature of the bout thus far. MacDonald tries to get the crowd back by moving forward. He lands a right shin to the head of Salter but the wrestler grabs his leg and takes him to the mat. During the takedown MacDonald was standing on this left leg and it snapped a la Joe Thiesman's. Referee Dan Miragliotta steps in to stop the bout when MacDonald yelled in pain at 2:42 of the first round.

Guymon and Yoshida making their way to the Octagon...

Yoshiyuki Yoshida vs. Michael Guymon
Round 1
Guymon flurries in to start the round, but Yoshida clinches him to the cage. The fighters trip and hit the mat and Yoshida has a weak guillotine on the "Joker." Guymon pops his head out and the pair stand again in the clinch with Guymon's back on the cage. The crowd starts to boo quickly and the ref separates them. Missed head kick by Guymon followed by a bunch of missed punches. Glancing left head kick from Yoshida followed by outside trip by Guymon, who controls from the top to end the round and finishes with a big right to the midsection standing in Yoshidas guard. 10-9 Guymon.

Round 2
Lunging punches by Yoshida who then jumps to guard with a guillotine but Guymon escapes and mounts him. Yoshida bucks and rolls back to his feet. Guymon shoots for a double leg and Yoshida snatches another guillotine. Single leg grab from Yoshida from the ground and gets back up. Clinch and scramble, yoshida gives his back to Guymon, who attempts a rear-naked choke and Yoshida reversed him into mount. Guymon scrambles free and Yoshida gets back to side control and then finishes the round in guard. Guymon 10-9.

Round 3
Right bodycick by Guymon, followed by a nice right. Trading along the cage nothing really happening until Guymon tags Yoshida with a sharp right knee. Yoshida takes him down and sits in his half guard and then goes for side control. Guymon scrambles to the top and Yoshida shoots for a single, but Guymon pressures him down. Yoshida gives up his back and Joker working for a choke and then left elbows to the head. Guymon is trying to choke Yoshida without hooks, then gets to mount. Guymon sits on Yoshi da and drops nasty elbows to his head. Guymon is bullying Yoshida, who has nothing for him. Guymon controls from top dropping the occasional fist. 10-9 Guymon who drops to his knees and cries with emotion.

Official scores: 30-27 across the board for Guymon, the winner by unanimous decision.

Tim Hague vs. Joey Beltran
Round 1
Beltran keeping his distance early, but Hague bullies his way inside only to be rebuffed by Beltran. Hague fakes a big right and drops for a takedown. Beltran easily defends and cracks him with a right hand. The fighters trade jabs and Beltran finds the mark with his right again. Hague is slowing down already with two minutes left in the round. Beltran lands some winging punches, the flurry leaves Hague bleeding from the nose. Beltran landing almost everything he throws now. Hague answers with a couple of his own, but Beltran land even more as they exchange right up to the bell.

Round 2
Hague pawing with the jab and lands a big right behind it. He flurries on Beltran along the cage, but he can't find the mark with the big shot. Beltran extricates himself from the fence and lands a solid right hand. Hague, looking fresher than the end of the first, lines up Beltran along the cage again and lands some big punches this time. Beltran gets the worst of it, but he punches his way free, landing a hard-right uppercut. The Pace has really slowed now and looks like sloppy toughman fight when they do engage. Sherdog.com scores the round 10-9 for Hague.

Round 3
Beltran lands a clean jab on the charging Hague, who answers with a heavy right hand and a takedown. Beltran easily gets back to his feet. Hague grabs Beltran and lifts him into the air before planting him. Beltran avoids Hague's big shots and stands back up. They trade weak low kicks and slow punches, they are both running on empty. Hague gets another sloppy takedown and easily moves to mount on an exhausted Beltran with just over a minute left. He opens up with punches and the crowd responds. Beltran sweeps him with 30 seconds to go and stands back up. The bell sounds ending the heavyweight bout.

Scores are 30-27, 30-26 and 29-28 for Beltran, the winner by unanimous decision.

T.J. Grant vs. Johny Hendricks
Round 1
Hendricks pushes forward and lands a nice left before shooting in. Grant lands a hard knee, but can't stop the takedown. Grant grabs Hendricks neck and works back to his feet. Grant lands a stiff right low kick and the two trade punches without much landing. Hendricks keeps walking Grant down, looking for an opening. Grant then lands a hard kick to the groin and Hendricks drops like a ton of bricks. Hendricks takes a brief respite and the fight resumes. Grant stuffs a takedown. Hendricks lands a nice combination, punctuated by a left high kick. Grant clinches and lands a pair of nice rights. Grant flurrying on Hendricks along the cage, but he answers with some big lefts of his own, one coming right after the bell. Hendricks apologizes and Grant accepts.

Round 2
Hendricks pops Grant with a good left. Grant charges in, grabs a clinch and tries to knee, but Hendricks catches the leg and slams him down. Hendricks can't get much going and Grant stands back up with ease. Hendricks misses badly with a combo and Grant seizes the opening, landing a flurry of his own before Hendricks stops him in his tracks with a power double. Grant again works his way free and gets back to his feet. Grant lands a grazing left head kick. The two trade shots on the feet as the round clock ticks down.

Round 3
Hendricks and Grant trade low kicks and then Grant gets him in the stones again. Referee Marc-Andre Cote takes a point from Grant this time. Hendricks lift Grant and slams him after the restart. Grant gets his guard and Hendricks stands back up and allows Grant up in the process. Hendricks scores with a one-two. Hendricks shoots again and gets Grant back to the mat. Grant tries to scramble back to his feet, but Hendricks sinks him again. Hendricks stands in Grant's guard and punches. He backs away and lets Grant back up, but he takes him right back down with about 30 seconds left. Hendricks opens up on the ground, landing a nice salvo as the round closes.

Official scores are 29-27 (twice) and 28-28, giving Hendricks the majority decision.

Marcus Davis vs. Jonathan Goulet
Round 1
We start with a head kick by Goulet followed by a mad takedown. The fighters scramble and get back to their feet. Goulet clinches Davis against the cage and gets caught in a guillotine, but he sits up out of it after a struggle. Goulet still has Davis against the cage -- who stands up -- but Goulet takes his legs out and brings him back down. Goulet catches a kick and swings Davis down, then connects with a nice punch to the head and body. Davis tries a triangle choke, but Goulet muscles him back down. Goulet trying to pass to mount but ends in guard. 10-9 Goulet.

Round 2
Davis catches Goulet with a right and he goes down, but quickly recovers and pushes off a pressing Davis to get back to his feet. Davis gets his money shots, as a few punches punctuated by a short left drop Goulet for good. Referee Phillipe Chartier steps in (possibly prematurely) to end it at 1:23 of round two.

Joe Doerksen vs. Tom Lawlor
Round 1
The fighters trade evenly with Doerksen looking much more aggressive than he normally does to start a bout. Lawlor catches him with a crisp left hook and drops the Canadian, but he gets right back up. Lawlor catches Doerksen with a right and a left and Doerksen is looking wobbly. Lawlor is teeing off then things even off. Doerksen is bloody around his left eye and Lawlor is marked up too. Good right hand by Doerksen and Lawlor misses with a right of his own and falls down to the cavas off balanced. Doerksen is on top with his back against the cage. 10-9 Lawlor.

Round 2
The pair trade, with nothing substantial landing. Nice combo by Doerksen, as he lands a left kick and a left punch. Lawlor catches Doerksens left leg and takes him down, but Doerksen immediately jumped to his back, and with only one hook in, elicits a fight-ending tapout by rear-naked choke at the 2:10 mark.

Patrick Cote vs. Alan Belcher
Round 1
Belcher starts with a left kick to the body and Cote counters it with a right hand. Neither man lands flush. Belcher goes back to Cote’s body with three more kicks. Make it seven. Belcher then kicks Cote directly on the groin protector. Referee Mario Yamasaki gives Cote time to recover and we’re back on. Cote lands a right hand and Belcher goes to the legs. Belcher lands a clean left hook. Cote opens up and Belcher connects with a right-handed jab. Cote kicks a low kick. Belcher connects again to the body and Cote trips him to the canvas. Cote hits the body and head with his right hand. Belcher holds on with double underhooks and a butterfly guard from the bottom. Cote passes to half guard and goes to work on the right arm with a kimura. Cote passes the head with his right leg and Belcher winces. Belcher fights to get of danger and Cote gives up position and finds himself on the bottom in half guard. Belcher passes to side control and sets up an arm-triangle choke. He lets go elbows the head with his left arm. The blow opens a cut above Cote’s right eye. Cote scrambles from the bottom at the end of the round, but he can’t get to his feet.

Round 2
Belcher kicks the body to start round two. Yamasaki calls time: Belcher began the period without his mouthpiece. He’s fitted with his protection and Belcher gets right back to work with a right kick to the body. Cote opens up with his hands and lands a right and a left hook. Belcher gets to the clinch, where he pushes his opponent against the fence. Belcher knees the body. Belcher steps back and both fighters land power punches in a flurry. Cote got the best of the exchange with a right hook. Belcher knees the body and Cote gets a single leg. Belcher hops to his feet and Cote works a double against the fencing. Belcher picks Cote up and powerbombs Cote right on his face. Belcher transitions to the back and locks on a rear-naked choke with both hooks. Cote taps and complains that his head was spiked on the floor. The throw looks clean on the TV replay. The official time is 3:25 of round two.

Kimbo Slice vs. Matt Mitrione
Round 1
Mitrione kicks Kimbo in the head with his left foot. Kimbo shakes it off and throws a right hook that connects. Mitrione throws another head kick and Kimbo catches it and throws him to the floor, only to end up on the bottom. Kimbo scrambles to take the top and Mitrione latches on a triangle choke. It looks deep at first, but a patient Slice works through it and escapes. Kimbo punches the head and body from the top until Mitrione uses a kimura to stand. Little happens on the feet, and Kimbo drags his prey to the canvas with a single leg. Mitrione works for another triangle and Kimbo gets out. Kimbo stands and Mitrione follows. Mitrione roughs up Kimbo’s legs with low kicks. A kick knocks Kimbo’s legs right out from under him. Mitrione engages and rolls for an anaconda choke. Slice holds on and survives the round.

Round 2
Mitrione goes back to the leg. A fatigued Kimbo clinches and Mitrione defends. Mitrrione gets space and absolutely brutalizes the left leg of Kimbo with an outside and inside low kick. Kimbo takes a deep breath and tries to shoot. Mitrione defends and tries another anaconda. Mitrione gives it up to knee the body and left thigh. Kimbo looks very frustrated as Mitrione is having his way with him. Mitrione hops to the mount and pounds away with both hands. Kimbo does nothing but cover as referee Mirigliotta watches closely. Mitrione then works on the left arm with a keylock. He stretches the arm, but he can’t finish it with his high position in the mount. He gives it up to return firing on the head. Referee Mirigliotta has seen enough. He pulls Mitrione off at the 4:24 mark of round two, giving him the former NFL player the TKO win. Kimbo got that ASS BEAT.

Matt Mitrione def. Kevin “Kimbo Slice” Ferguson by TKO (Strikes) at 4:24, R2

Sam Stout vs. Jeremy Stephens
Round 1
Stephens lands a low kick and a hard right hand before tripping Stout to the canvas. Stout kicks Stephens off and stands to throw his hands. He gets hit by a hard right hand for his effort. And another; Stout’s knees buckle from a clean blow on the temple. Stout recovers and attacks the left leg of Stephens with a hard low kick. Stout starts to get some momentum going with three hard lefts to the body. Stephens ends said momentum with a right hand that drops his foe. It’s a slug fest, and Stephens is getting the better of it. Stout throws a low kick that is caught; Stephens clips him with a left hook. Stout is undettered. He keeps coming forward with clean strikes to the right side of Stephens’ body and left leg. Stout continues to lunge in to hit the body, and he’s playing with fire. Stephen’s is countering it every time with a right hook and he’s landed it a few times in the round.

Round 2
Stout kicks the left leg twice in the opening seconds of round two. Stout works his other leg with an inside low kick. Stephens explodes with a jumping knee that falls short. He transitions beautifully to a takedown as he realized Stout was off balanced. Stout works a kimura on the left arm of Stephens from the guard. Stout creats anough distance to stand and Stephens welcomes it. The velocity on Stephens’ punches has tailed off at the midway point of the round. Stout sneaks in a hard left to the body that makes Stephens wince. Stout stays patient and works the left leg and pumps his jab. Stephens shoots and Stout shrugs it off. Stephens has lost all of his rhythm from the first round as fatigue sets in. Stephens cracks Stout with a left-hook counter. Stephens finds somewhat of a second wind as he swings for the fences in the round’s final seconds.

Round 3
Stout kicks Stephens in the groin. Yamasaki calls time and the wounded fighter is ready to go. Stout hits the body and kicks the leg. Stephens jumps into the air for a knee that just misses. Stout lands a left hook and gets hit with a right-hand counter shortly after. Stephens connects with another counter right as Stout tries to set up a low kick. Stephens connects with a sharp jab and a knee to the chin. Stout lands a low kick and it folds Stephens over. Stout pounces on the sore fighter and Stephens flops to the canvas. Stout enters the guard and lands two hard right elbows. Stephens stands and it seems he’s recovered from the low kicks. He resumes swinging for the fences and even takes to the air for a flying knee. Unfortunately for him, none of it lands. A right hook does connect for Stephens. Stephens drops levels for a single and he gets it with 20 seconds remaining. He lets Stout up to look for a knockout, but Stout comes up swinging. Time expires.

Official scores: 30-27, 29-28 and 28-29 for Jeremy Stephens, who takes the split decision.

Josh Koscheck vs. Paul Daley
Round 1
Daley storms out with a flying knee and Koscheck easily gets out of the way. Daley slips a straight left into the midsection of his opponent. And another. Koscheck drops levels for a single and he takes Daley down. Daley tries to scramble to his feet and he’s rewarded by a big slam from Koscheck. Koscheck is hitting the face with his right hand from side control. Koscheck has Daley pinned against the fence. Koscheck knees the body and ends up in half guard as he fails trying to advance to the mount. Daley is defending well from the bottom, but Koscheck is able to sneak an elbow in. Daley gets back to guard, but he loses it with a blocked upkick. Koscheck weaves around the legs and returns to side control. Daley gives up his back and Koscheck engages with a single hook. Koscheck sneaks his arm under the chin and starts to work a rear-naked choke. Daley explodes and reverses the position. Daley stands and grazes Koscheck with an illegal knee. Koscheck falls. A point is taken and Koscheck says he wants to continue. The fight is resumed and Koscheck works for a single at the horn. It is then said that a point was not taken for the foul.

Round 2
The pair trade right hands, with Koscheck landing better. Koscheck drops levels, driving Daley into the fence before ripping him away and powering him back down to the mat. Koscheck instantly gains side control, but gets sucked into half guard quickly. Koscheck postures up and throws elbows, but can't land cleanly. Koscheck pushes down Daley's far knee to take mount, and nearly gets there, but "Semtex" regains. Koscheck hits the right side of Daley’s body with his left hand. He mixes in his right hand to the left side of the body and head. Koscheck again nearly gets the mount, but Daley is game. Koscheck drags Daley to the fencing and starts to work for Daley’s back. Daley has one hook in as he pounds the head with his left hand. He pulls Daley back and secures his second hook. Koscheck punches with his left hand while Dlaey holds the right arm to defend a submission.

Round 3
Daley comes out swinging and he clips Koscheck with a right hand and an uppercut. Koscheck circles away and Daley chases him. Daley sneaks in a right hook and a knee to the chin as Koschecks works for a single on the left leg. He switches to a double and pulls Daley to the floor. Koscheck punches the jaw from half guard with his left hand. He then ties up the head and punches with his right. Koscheck, in complete control, looks to his corner for advice. He then gets an elbow in before passing to side control and mount. Daley is bucking to reverse, but the former wrestling champion is having none of it. Daley gives up his back briefly but rolls back over. Daley shows nice leg work in getting to half guard. Koscheck is resting and the fighters trade barbs with 25 seconds left. Koscheck puts the stamp on his win with shots to the body. Time expires and Daley stands and throws a left hook well after the bell. Referee Dan Miragliotta restrains Daley and says “Are you kidding me?” The punch connected with Koscheck’s right eye and opened a small cut.

Josh Koscheck takes the unanimous decision with scores of 30-27 across the board.

Lyoto Machida vs. Mauricio Rua
Round 1
Shogun, as expected, starts out the aggressor, firing leg kicks and a flurry of punches. Shogun lands a leg kick and shoots for a takedown, but winds up taken down by Machida. They scramble back to their feet in a clinch, Machida’s back to the cage. Machida fights his way out, but Shogun drives forward machine gunning punches, clipping Machida on the chin. Machida clinches and take Shogun to the mat, but he’s quickly back to his feet, pressing Machida to the fence, driving knees to his thigh. Machida throws a knee to the body, but gets caught by the power in Shogun’s hands. He goes to his back, Shogun drops down and unleashes a flurry of punches, putting Machida out.

Mauricio Rua def. Lyoto Machida by TKO (Strikes) at 3:35, R1

Terry Funk Wants To Fight Ric Flair

A Terry Funk interview is available at http://slam.canoe.ca/ Funk says he doesn't want to die in the ring and discusses his injuries, how people like Dynamite Kid, Undertaker and Shawn Michaels wrestled "for the love of the game" while Hogan was in it for the money, his "I Quit" match with Ric Flair and not knowing that the loser would have to retire until the night of the match and more. He also said that the WWE Hall of Fame is not a real Hall of Fame, that he wants to be remembered as a guy who gave fans their money's worth, and expressed a wish to get back in the ring with Ric Flair one more time, either in wrestling or MMA.

-- Matt Hardy tried to build some heat for his feud with Drew McIntyre when he tweeted the following: "As a favor to me, if ur a fan of mine-Let Drew McIntyre hear "We want Matt" over & over again. This thing with him & I is just beginning. RT"

TNA To Debut A 'Hardcore Title'?

TNA could be dipping into the nineties well again as there has been talk of changing the Global Championship currently held by Rob Terry to a "Hardcore" title.

Stay tuned.

Lacey Von Erich Topless Lockeroom Photos!

TNA News: Jeff Hardy's Trial, Sacrifice PPV, Dixie Carter

Dixie Carter tweeted (http://www.twitter.com/tnadixie) the following: "Good news for TNA Fans in the Middle East, TNA iMPACT! returns to the region starting May 23 on Al Jazeera Sport."

-- Jeff Hardy's trial for assorted drug charges will start on Monday in Moore County, NC. He's facing nearly 14 years in prison if found guilty.

-- Here's the updated card for TNA Sacrifice, which takes place next Sunday, May 16.

* TNA champion Rob Van Dam vs. AJ Styles
* Sting vs. Jeff Jarrett
* Jeff Hardy vs. Ken Anderson
* TNA Tag Team champions Matt Morgan & TBA vs. Ink Inc.
* TNA X-Division champion Kazarian vs. Douglas Williams
* Desmond Wolfe vs. Abyss - Chelsea vs. The Ring
* TNA Knockout champion Madison Rayne vs. Tara - Title vs. Career

The Madness vs The Million Dollar Man Part 2

The Madness vs The Million Dollar Man Part 1

Classic Ron Simmons vs Vader WCW World Title

Adam 'Pacman' Jones Update

Former TNA tag team champion Adam "Pacman" Jones is returning to the NFL. It was announced yesterday that he signed a two-year deal with the Cincinnati Bengals.

-- The title for the Beer Money/Motor City Machineguns DVD will be "TNA Fandemonium."

Owen Hart's Birthday, WWE Talent In Mexico, RAW News, More

Owen Hart would have turned 45 today.

-- The WWE talent stayed at the Mariott in Aguascalientes, Mexico earlier this week. Everyone was said to have been very friendly, with John Cena being the biggest hit.

-- WWE has changed up the house shows in Topeka, Kansas and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma for July. The event in Topeka has been moved from July 2nd to July 3rd, while the event in Oklahoma City has been moved from July 3rd to July 2nd.

-- After yesterday's arrest for 3rd degree rape of a 16-year old girl, Nutrisystem has decided to drop Lawrence Taylor as their spokesperson. He has been replaced by San Diego Padres star Matt Stairs. A representative for the company had the following to say on the situation… "We are shocked and saddened by these very serious allegations against Lawrence Taylor. Based on the severity of these allegations, Nutrisystem has made the decision to sever our relationship with Mr. Taylor effective immediately."

Jay Lethal Speaks Out On Ric Flair-IMPACT!