WWE removed Axl Rotten from the ECW site. ECW.com interviewed Pau Heyman about ECW's TV return, Sci-Fi and more. Joey Styles has a new Most Extreme Player of the week feature for ECW.com. ECW.com posted some photos of Kelly.

ECW was Sci-Fi's highest rated show in the 18-49 deom this year. WWE is looking for an ECW brand manager. WWE moved the June 25 house show in Velle Vernon, PA to July 1 due to many wrestlers being involved in Vengeance. WWE also moved the Huntington, WV show on June 26 to July 2, and cancelled shows in Toms River, NJ on July 1 and York, PA on July 2.

WWE.com has an article on Trish Stratus' kiss with Pamela Anderson at the Canadian Walk of Fame induction ceremony. The Charlotte Bobcats' Gerald Wallace was excited about his chance to meet WWE wrestlers at the Vengeance press conference. Stephanie McMahon and Triple H greeted runners at the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation Race for Research on Sunday.

The Miz missed OVW yesterday due to a reality TV project with Hulk Hogan. WWE's Wreckless Intent fell to #68 on this week's Billboard chart. Verizon announced FIOS for Hempstead, Long Island, NY including WWE 24/7.

TNA debuted Christy Hemme's new Hemme Powered column. Between the Ropes interviewed Jeff Jarrett about TNA's future, Rhino, ECW and more. Liberty States Wrestling will hold a show in Lowell, MA on July 7 with several TNA wrestlers.

The Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup is this weekend in Sanford and Pinellas Park, Florida. Combat Zone Wrestling's Tournament of Death will be on July 29 in Delaware. The Austin American-Statesman has an article on the history of lucha libre in the area.

Tod Gordon issued a statement on WWE's new ECW and Pro Wrestling Unplugged. The Detroit News has an article on Scott Steiner and his injuries from wrestling. SLAM has an article on Randy Tyler and his many achievements outside of wrestling.

That's it for today. Thanks for reading.