TNA Impact tonight featuring tournament matches, WWE Superstars main event, WWE on ESPN, WWE's shift to family friendly programming, "Chris & Nancy" book preview, Sabu and Eugene, AWA on ESPN Classic lineup

-TNA Impact features four tournament matches that will eventually determine the two challengers who will join Matt Morgan in challenging Kurt Angle for the TNA Title at the "No Surrender" pay-per-view on Sept. 20. The last two weeks of Impact were two of the best shows in company history, so here's hoping they kept the momentum going at the tapings this week. Check back tonight at 8:00 p.m. CT for our live coverage report on the show.

-WWE Superstars is headlined by The Hart Dynasty vs. Cryme Tyme and Eve. Dot Net contributor Chris Shore will be covering the show live tonight at 7:00 p.m. CT, so check back and watch along with him.

-TNA posted a new online match featuring Sheik Abdul Bashir vs. Shark Boy. You can watch the match at TNAwrestling.com.

-WWE using Bob Barker as the guest host of next week's show scored a mention on ESPN's Pardon The Interruption on Tuesday. The hosts questioned whether he would wrestle. [Thanks to Dot Net contributor Marvin Hermanstyne]

-WWE's shift to family-friendly programming scored an article on Slate.com. You can check it out by clicking here. [Thanks to Dot Net reader Zachary Heath]

-Irvin Muchnick has released the introduction of his book "Chris & Nancy" on the Benoit family tragedy. The book is scheduled to be released in late October. You can check out the introduction at Muchnick.net.

-Sabu vs. Chris Hero, and Eugene vs. The Barbarian are among the matches advertised for the EWE wrestling show in Fisherville, Va. on Oct. 17 at Augusta Expoland. Plus, Sonjay Dutt, Adam Pearce, Rhett Titus are also advertised for the show. For more information, check out Expolandwrestling.com.

-The following matches are advertised for the AWA on ESPN Classic: Adrian Adonis vs. Ricky Rice, Midnight Rockers and Candi Devine vs. Midnight Express and Madusa, Samoan Joe vs. Jerry Lawler, Greg Gagne vs. Ole Olson, Bob Orton vs. Johnson, Tom Zenk and Wahoo McDaniel vs. The Nasty Boys. The show was taped on January 30, 1988.