Wednesday, March 3, 2010
DVD Cover and Content Listing for WWE's New Hart Family Set
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
March 8th WWE RAW & TNA iMPACT! Previews
Next Monday night will be the beginning of a new era in professional wrestling. For the first time since 2001, World Wrestling Entertainment and Monday Night RAW will have direct competition every week.
Here’s what we know so far about the first night of the new Monday Night War:
TNA iMPACT
- The show will feature the in-ring debuts of Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair, as they face in a tag match. Hogan will team with Abyss against Ric Flair TNA Champion AJ Styles.
- We know Spike TV has granted TNA an 8-minute overrun for next week’s show, so it will go live head-to-head with RAW for over 2 hours.
- Dixie Carter stated in a press release that went out last week that this will be another “new era” for TNA Wrestling.
- Several surprises are expected for the show. Jeff Hardy is likely to make an appearance.
WWE RAW
- In a tune up match to get him ready for his showdown with Bret Hart at WrestleMania, WWE Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon will face John Cena in a singles match.
-Randy Orton will face Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase in a handicap match.
We will continue to update this page with additional information as we get closer to Monday night, March 8th. Stay tuned!
Monday, March 1, 2010
WWE Releases Charlie Haas
Eric Bischoff thoughts on Thursday's iMPACT! rating
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Bret Hart Reveals Why He Returned To WWE, WrestleMania & More
Bret Hart did an hour interview on Team 960 in Calgary this morning. I only caught bits and pieces of it because I was working but there didn't seem to be much new to report. Some interesting things that he did say:
- He is hopeful that both his father and Owen would be inducted into the Hall of Fame but acknowledged that there may be some issues with Owen given Martha's feelings.
- He said he originally approached WWE about coming back this time and that they took a while to get back to him but finally did and were of course interested.
- He decided to come back because he asked himself how long he could hold a grudge and he felt that if he was ever going to do it, now was the time because of his body's ability to do it and because he thought it might help the Hart Dynasty members.
- He said that the guys today are mostly pretty good on the road and "in bed by midnight" not like in the "Niedhart days".
- He seemed really excited about the DVD that's coming out and said it had lots of good stuff on it that had never been seen including some Stampede stuff.
- He said that his brother Ross sold the Stampede library to WWE but that sale did not include the footage of Bret from Stampede.
- He said he is really having fun with his current run and when the interviewer asked him about midgets in wrestling he said he got along really well with Hornswoggle and hung out with him more that pretty much anybody else backstage.
- Bret said he expected Wrestlemania to be a great Hart family reunion and expected himself and a lot of his family to be there.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
McMahon's Reaction To Danielson, RAW Guest Hosts Ending
Current plans call for "Stone Cold" Steve Austin to be the final Raw guest host on Mar. 15 when the show emanates from San Diego, thus ending an eight month initiative.
» WWE.com garnered 13.0 million unique visitors for the month of December, up from 12.1 million in November.
» Vince McMahon was reportedly pleased with Daniel Bryan's performance on last night's premiere episode of WWE NXT as he felt they made him "a star" in one night as a result of his interaction with The Miz and match with Chris Jericho.
News on Sting and Shannon Moore May be come to WWE
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
WWE & Jim Ross Comment On Undertaker Pryo Malfunction
WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross posted a message on Twitter.com/jrsbbq reacting to the pyrotechnics accident that occurred at the WWE Elimination Chamber: “Undertaker is okay from what I understand but ‘lucky,’ He’s as (tough) as they come without question.” Read more tweets from Jim Ross at PWTweets.com.
- WWE spokesman Robert Zimmerman has commented on the pyrotechnics malfunction that almost set the Undertaker on fire during his entrance at Elimination Chamber.
described what happened as a “mistiming” with the pyrotechnics. “Thank God he was fine. It basically amounted to a sunburn. It wasn’t over a large area of his body, just a short area, just a little bit on his chest.” He also stated that the Undertaker was checked out by a ringside doctor before competing in the match.

