Quick Impact Results: Sonjay Dutt over Homicide, Monty Brown over Kenny King, and Sting/Christian Cage over Jeff Jarrett/Scott Steiner.

WWE announced new matches for Saturday Night's Main Event. WWE posted the WWE 24/7 Online schedule for July. WWE moved the start time of the Minneapolis, MN Smackdown/ECW show on July 11 to 6:30pm. PWInsider has the pre-sale password for the WWE Madison Square Garden return on September 11.

ECW scored a 1.5 rating, down from last week but not unexpectedly low due to the 4th of July holiday. Last week's two hours of RAW finished #3 and #5 behind Broken Trail, The Closer and the BET Awards. WWE finished in 10th place among Lycos top search terms for last week.

The Ironton Tribune has an update on Rob Van Dam and Sabu noting their lawyers asked for continuances which postponed their court appearance. Batista is featured in new advertising for the CW Network. WWE.com interviewed Johnny Nitro about the success that follows him. WWE's latest Agent Confidential is by Ricky Steamboat on holidays while on the road.

Silvervision has additional information and the cover for the McMahon DVD. See No Evil will be released on DVD on November 28. The Miami Herald has an article on WWE's large video library.

Austin Aries announced he's completed negotiations to return to TNA. Roderick Strong is under contract to TNA but has fulfilled his appearance commitment and probably won't be used again. TNA's former street team members are upset over the quick end to their program and their VIP treatment at TNA shows.

TNA opened a new site for their Knockouts DVD. So Cal Val launched a new website. TNA noted that AJ Pierzynski made the MLB All-Star team. Fox News posted video of Sting's recent appearance on Heartland with John Kasich.

WrestleMag interviewed Ring of Honor booker Gabe Sapolsky about the company's UK debut, Mick Foley, the World title and more. SLAM has an update on England's Johnny Storm and the state of British wrestling. The Boston Globe has an article on local independent wrestling. Les Thatcher's latest Wrestler's Eye View takes a look at the new ECW, fan behavior, and his generation. SLAM has a review of James Guttman's World Wrestling Insanity and calls it an "amusing look back at some of wrestling's more questionable recent calls." SLAM also has an article on the success of the Fight Network in Canada.

That's it for today. Thanks for reading.