The Smackdown crew was in Sheffield, England last night with Eddy Guerrero over Big Show, but not everyone loved it. Tonight, the Smackdown crew was in Aberdeen, Scotland also with Eddy Guerrero over Big Show. Tomorrow afternoon, the Smackdown crew will finish their UK tour in Glasgow, Scotland. The Southeast Missourian has an article on WWE's upcoming show in Cape Girardeau, MO on Saturday.

WWE appears to be restarting their auctions in the near future. WWE wrestlers are still unsure of their future roster status with the upcoming lottery. Many wrestlers enjoyed the crowd reaction to the Brock Lesnar vs. Goldberg match at Wrestlemania.

WWE was recruiting at tonight's NCAA wrestling tournament. The UK's Times Online has an article on The Rock and the Rundown, which debuts in that country on March 26. Amazon.com made a mistake and put the Backlash artwork with Chris Benoit on the Judgment Day 2003 page.

Blade: Trinity's release date has been pushed back from August 13 to December 10. The Punisher-Movie.com has a couple photos of Kevin Nash in his role.

J.J. Dillon will act as host for ECWA's Super 8 Tournament on April 3 in Wilmington, DE. TNA's plan for a Mexico vs. Japan X Cup starting Wednesday has apparently fallen through, with the alternate plan Mexico vs. Europe. Blue Meanie issued an update on Jasmin St. Claire and said she'll eventually be released from the hospital into her mother's care. 3PW's postponed show has been rescheduled for April 17. IWA Professional Wrestling will feature a Wild Samoans reunion at their April 2 show in Milton, FL.

Alan Wojcik interviewed Trinity about college, stunt work, and her decision to become a wrestler. In his latest column, Bret Hart discusses Canadian wrestler Daniel Igali's efforts to build an elementary school in Eniwari, Nigeria, congratulates Chris Benoit on his title win and says farewell to Hercules. Derek Burgan reviewed Broken Harts The Life and Death of Owen Hart and says it's a book "that every wrestling fan owes it to themselves to go out and read." On March 31, the Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether a state police dispatcher can sue the state police for lewd and offensive comments, including DX inspired "Suck It"'s, which forced her to quit.

That's it for today. Thanks for reading.