Quick Saturday Night's Main Event Results: John Cena/HHH over Rey Mysterio Jr./Randy Orton/Kurt Angle, Trish Stratus/Mickie James over Victoria/Candice Michelle, Shane McMahon over Shawn Michaels.

Quick Impact Results: Sonjay Dutt over Matt Bentley and Elix Skipper, Abyss over Cassidy Riley, Norman Smiley/Shark Boy over LAX, and Christopher Daniels/AJ Styles/Rhino/Ron Killings over America's Most Wanted/Alex Shelley/Shannon Moore.

There are live notes and WWE Unlimited notes from Saturday Night's Main Event tonight. The Smackdown crew is in Nashville, TN tomorrow, while the RAW crew is in Jackson, MS. Triple H was on David Lee Roth's morning show on Thursday. Canada's ESPN Classics will run a five hour Off the Record marathon of wrestler interviews on Wrestlemania Sunday.

Hulk Hogan's appearance on Howard Stern this week is available on Comcast In Demand in some markets. The New York Daily News has an article on the Hogan family and Hogan Knows Best. The New York Times mentioned Joanie "Chyna" Laurer in an article on celebrity sex tapes and surrounding lawsuits.

TNA held their first house show last night in Plymouth, MI with Christian Cage over Jeff Jarrett. TNA posted some vide footage from the house show. Monty Brown missed the house due to knee surgery for an injury he suffered a few weeks ago, before his Destination X match. Several TNA wrestlers appeared at this weekend's Wizard World convention in Los Angeles, CA including AJ Styles, Samoa Joe and Raven.

In Your Head interviewed Stan Lane about fanfests, a Fabulous Ones reunion, Ric Flair and more. Lance Storm answered more fan questions about his book, Edge's title reign, his website and more. CTV has an article on Sarah "Dark Angel" Stock and her wrestling career in Mexico. The Japan Times has an article examining whether Razor Ramon Hard Gay is offensive.

Pro Wrestling Unplugged made their ECW Arena debut tonight in Philadelphia, PA. Perry Aguayo Jr. defeated Universo 2000 last night in a hair match. PETA is attempting to have bear wrestling banned by the Department of Agriculture.

That's it for today. Thanks for reading.