There are Smackdown spoilers from last night's taping in Tampa, FL. Edge wrestled in a post-show dark match last night teaming with MVP against Rey Mysterio Jr. and Batista. The Nasty Boys reportedly picked up a lot of heat from WWE for their behavior during a dark match prior to Smackdown that disrupted the schedule and came close to impacting ECW's live broadcast. Wild Samoan Afa's son Afa Jr. worked Monday's Heat using the name Mai Tai Anoa'i. Several Florida independent wrestlers worked at WWE's TV tapings this week.

Matt Hardy underwent emergency appendectomy surgery yesterday in Tampa, FL, missing Smackdown and likely the next 8-10 weeks. John Cena will make an appearance for Florida Championship Wrestling on November 27 in Port Richey, FL. Jeff Hardy will make a Toys for Tots appearance in Stamford, CT on December 10 trading his autograph for toy donations. The Orlando Sentinel spoke to Mick Foley about his current role in WWE, WWE developmental, his final match and more.

Last night's ECW scored a 1.3 rating. The Wall Street Journal has an article on WWE's international expansion as a means to stay competitive. WWE issued a press release on their sell out of their 14 UK events during their recent European tour. WWE fans chose Rey Mysterio Jr. as the next WWE Fathead as part of the Cyber Sunday promotion. WWE.com has a RAW 15th anniversary page.

Bodybuilding.com has an interview with Kurt Angle about wrestling, TNA, training and more. TNA added a Feast or Fired battle royal to Turning Point with one member of the roster being fired as a result. TNA's first two PPVs of 2008 will likely be in Orlando, FL and Greenville, SC. SLAM and Derek Burgan both had a look at TNA's Year One DVD.

NZPWI.co.nz has an interview with Bret Hart about his autobiography, Shawn Michaels, Chris Benoit and more. Trish Stratus will present the Candian Football League's Rookie of the Year award tomorrow in Toronto, ON. Demolition Ax and Smash will reunite for Pro Wrestling Unplugged on December 15. Ricky Morton is writing a book on his career currently titled Sex, Drugs and the Rock and Roll Express.

Harrison "Hardbody" Norris Jr. was found guilty in his sex trafficking trial with sentencing in February, with a possible life sentence. The jury in Harrison "Hardbody" Norris Jr.'s sex trafficking trial asked the judge for more information during their deliberations today.

That's it for today. Thanks for reading.