The Smackdown crew was in Vancouver, BC last night with Brock Lesnar over Eddy Guerrero. Smackdown is being taped in Tacoma, WA tonight, so spoilers should be out late. There are off air notes and Heat spoilers from last night in Portland, OR. Rasheed Wallace was told he was being traded to Atlanta from Portland while he was watching RAW live. The RAW wrestlers were tired last night after their long trip back from Japan.

Chris Jericho may miss a week selling his injury. WWE launched a games subsite by partnering with Gigex. The Torch has a recap of last week's Byte This co-hosted by Victoria with guests Torrie Wilson and Sable. Former WWE announcer Kevin Kelly has started writing a column for PWInsider.

The latest Smackdown magazine gives details on the nature of the Undertaker's return at Wrestlemania. Some wrestlers are reportedly upset with Christopher Nowinski for having a long concussion recovery period. Rumors of Guns'n'Roses performing at Wrestlemania are probably not true.

SLAM's Jon Waldman gives the new Stone Cold Said So DVD re-release a 3 out of 10, but says it's worth a rental. Business Week has a look at whether youth will rock the 2004 vote due in part to initiatives like WWE's Smackdown Your Vote. The paperback edition of Freddie Blassie's autobiography has been released, and Mike Johnson has several other updates on wrestling related books.

Major League Wrestling cancelled their February 13 show, and owner Court Bauer says "the venture is at an end" after a pair of primary investors pulled out. Bauer says MLW will fulfill all merchandise and video orders and that MLW TV will continue overseas, but domestic deals with Sunshine network and Philadelphia's WGTW are done. The Torch republished Jason Powell's November look at MLW's attempt to make a comeback.

Tomorrow night's NWA TNA show is the taped America's X Cup, with Jerry Lynn, Chris Sabin, Primetime, Sonjay Dutt, Mr. Aguila, Juventud Guerrera, Abismo Negro and Hector Garza. Jeff Jarrett was a guest on WrestlingNewsLive and discussed Bound for Glory, Hogan, Sting, Savage and the chances of getting a TV deal. NWA TNA's Jon "Jonny Fairplay" Dalton will be writing a weekly column for The Star covering Survivor. Fairplay will also appear on The Early Show on CBS to discuss Survivor on Thursday morning at 7am EST. Terry Taylor did not quit TNA as had been rumored.

Buddy Landel was a guest on Get in the Ring radio and discussed the Mid-Atlantic Legends Convention (where it was done), Arn Anderson, his 152 IQ, and getting over. Brian Knobbs was rushed to the hospital last night after collapsing at a Willie Nelson concert, but he has since been released from the hospital. Homicide is off ROH's March 13 show in Elizabeth, NJ. Afa Anoai Jr. picked up more press for his plans to play for the University of Connecticut next season.

That's it for today. Thanks for reading.