Quick Impact Results:: LAX over BG James/Kip James, James Storm over Eric Young, Havok vs. Shark Boy vs. Sonjay Dutt vs. Petey Williams was a no contest, Kurt Angle over Sting to win the TNA title, Awesome Kong over Angel Williams, Junior Fatu over Robert Roode.

WWE issued a press release on streaming ECW on WWE.com which will include a non-televised "After the Bell" feature. Matt Hardy is still planning to wrestle at Cyber Sunday despite his head injury which required stitches. ECW and TNA will air head to head for an hour on December 6 due to ECW being bumped from Tuesday to Thursday. WWE.com added a profile on Balls Mahoney's tattoos to their Superstar Ink section.

Sgt. Slaughter, Kurt Angle, Jerry Lawler and others will appear at the Electric City Slam on November 3 in Scranton, PA to raise funds for Lackawanna College’s athletic department. Kurt Angle suffered a neck injury last week in a match against Sting. SLAM has an article on "Awesome" Austin "Consequences" Creed and his recent TNA debut and signing. Lex Luger's business manager is organizing a fundraiser to help pay Luger's medical bills.

Fight Network Radio interviewed Chris Jericho about his book, Bret Hart, Scott Hall and more. TSN posted last night's Off The Record with Bret Hart, Scott D'Amore, and others. James Guttman interviewed Orlando Jordan about the WrestleFanFest experience. The Blue Meanie posted a blog entry on the WrestleFanFest weekend. Trish Stratus will serve as a presenter at Canada's Gemini Awards.

Lou E. Dangerously made another appearance with the Smashing Pumpkins in Philadelphia, PA reading poetry to the crowd. Wrestling Weekly interviewed Ryan O'Reilly and Bill DeMott with O'Reilly discussing his training, TNA, and his name, and DeMott discussing his career, retirement, Velocity and more. Les Thatcher's latest Wrestler's Eye View looks at Booker T's departure from WWE, Impact, Teddy Hart and more. SLAM has an article on the career of Canadian wrestler Tom Stanton who died on October 22 from cancer. An appeals court upheld Lionel Tate's 30 year sentence.

That's it for today. Thanks for reading.