Quick RAW Results: Ric Flair over Shelton Benjamin via DQ, Triple H over Kane, Shane McMahon over Shawn Michaels, Vince McMahon over Shawn Michaels, Kenny over Eugene, Lita over Maria, and John Cena over Big Show.

The RAW crew was in Knoxville, TN last night with John Cena over Edge. The Smackdown crew was in Brisbane, Australia with Kurt Angle over Mark Henry via DQ. Smackdown will be taped in Mobile, AL tomorrow night. Smackdown will be pre-empted in Washington, DC this week for basketball, airing Saturday night instead.

Motley Fool included WWE in a list of three stocks that blew the market away during the past week. WWE will issue their third quarter dividend on March 31, 2006 with a payment date of April 10, 2006. Jonathan Coachman will host an interactive TV talk show during this year's NCAA tournament for CBS' CSTV. The Corpus Christi Rayz will welcome Jerry Lawler on Sunday to sign autographs and take pictures. Marty Jannetty has an official MySpace page.

Stacy Keibler took part in General Motor's GM 10 event showcasing their vehicles and concepts. The Rock is expected to make a cameo in the movie Reno 911!: Miami. Kane's movie See No Evil comes out the same weekend as the Da Vinci Code.

World Wrestling Legends taped their 6:05 Reunion PPV last night in Orlando, FL. PWInsider has several backstage notes on visitors, crowd reactions and other aspects of the production. Christian Cage backed out of last night's 1PW main event, which resulted in an injury angle, so he could return to the United States to film some movie scenes. Cage had originally been booked for shows on Friday and Saturday nights, but 1PW rescheduled them to Saturday and Sunday, causing a conflict.

PWInsider has an early line-up for Samoa Joe's TNA DVD. TNA has a video for Ron "The Truth" Killing's new single What's Up?. TNA noted Christian Cage's film role, as well as the addition of an International X Showcase match to Destination X.

Superstar Billy Graham and Daniel Puder were guests on Wrestling Observer Live last night with Graham discussing steroids, his health and his career, and Puder discussing Tough Enough, Kurt Angle and his WWE release. Blackjack Mulligan is reportedly doing better healthwise now than Billy Graham believed during the interview. Barry Windham and Mike Rotunda were among wrestlers who visited Clint Jacobs, a terminally ill 23-year old, at his home last week to cheer him up. SLAM has an article on Mike Mazurki, one of the more successful wrestlers turned actors. Joanie "Chyna" Laurer discussed her new film Illegal Aliens on Inside Edition.

That's it for today. Thanks for reading.