The RAW crew was in New Orleans, LA last night with John Cena over Umaga via DQ. SLAM spoke to WWE Canada's Carl DeMarco about the Smackdown/ECW house show on May 26 in Ottawa, ON as well as the fact Survivor Series won't be in Montreal, QB as tentatively announced. The RAW crew was in Monroe, LA tonight, and tomorrow RAW is live from Lafayette, LA. The Smackdown and ECW crews were in Biloxi, MS tonight, and tomorrow they're in Baton Rouge, LA. ECW is going to be aired on a tape delay in the future whenever possible, taping before Smackdown most weeks and airing a couple hours later.

Armed and Famous is suffering from declining ratings. Candice Michelle appeared on an episode of Ripley's Believe It or Not in a story about a man who produces trading cards for models. Stacy Keibler will appear on Friday's Best Damn Sports Show Period. Jonathan Coachman made mention of his role in wrestling during basketball commentary after his co-commentator referenced Stone Cold Steve Austin. Mike Johnson has notes on some of the developmental talent released by WWE yesterday.

New Jersey's Star-Ledger published a obituary for Scott "Bam Bam" Bigelow today. Diamond Dallas Page appeared on Atlanta, GA's WSB-TV to promote Yoga for Regular Guys. Pittsburgh, PA's Mellon Arena, for which WWE holds the attendance record, may be demolished. Albany, NY's Times-Union has an article on the re-opening of the Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame following an 18-month hiatus.

TNA debuted in Birmingham, AL last night with Kurt Angle over Abyss via submission. Barbaric Wrestling Radio interviewed Terry Taylor about TNA storylines, Monty Brown, Red Rooster and more. James Guttman interviewed Brent Albright about life after WWE, young wrestlers, Gunner Scott and more.

That's it for today. Thanks for reading.