There are off air notes from Beaumont, TX last night. Several Texas indy wrestlers played security guards on RAW. The Smackdown crew was in Monroe, LA last night with Kurt Angle over Mark Henry via DQ. Smackdown is being taped in Bossier City, LA tonight.

Saturday Night's Main Event will air in Detroit, MI, but on WB 20 rather than NBC. WWE Films has a new trademark for The Whispering Man. WWE signed Shannon Moore, who had been working for TNA without a contract.

Canada's The Brooks Bulletin has an article on Nikki Clarke's opportunity to meet John Cena a few weeks ago in Washington, DC as part of a Help A Child Smile Foundation wish. Planet Chiropractic has an article on Candice Michelle and her husband who is a chiropractor. Bob Holly was hospitalized last week for an infection related to his arm surgery.

WWE.com interviewed Jim Ross about his return at Saturday Night's Main Event, his firing, and his surgery. WWE.com interviewed Jimmy Hart about Bret Hart's Hall of Fame induction. WWE.com also interviewed Jerry Lawler about Bret Hart joining the Hall of Fame. Ted DiBiase will induct Sherri Martel into the WWE Hall of Fame.

SLAM spoke to former wrestler Glenn Kulka about his new career in sports talk radio and his near career with the WWE. The World Wrestling Legends 6:05 Reunion PPV will air on April 29 with a $19.95 price.

Saturday's Impact scored another 0.7 rating. Jeff Jarrett announced Spike TV changed their mind about TNA's new timeslot, and they will now air Impact at 11pm on Thursdays. There are Impact spoilers from tonight's taping in Orlando, FL. TNA is expected to announce their new taping schedule soon for next month and the move to Thursday nights on Spike TV.

TNA interviewed Scott Steiner about his return at Destination X, his health, and Sting. TNA issued a press release on some St. Louis Cardinals attending TNA shows. The Chicago White Sox site has an article mentioning the impact of wrestling on training camp. Mike Johnson has TNA news and notes on Sabu, DVDs, and Lockdown.

That's it for today. Thanks for reading.