WWE Smackdown/ECW taping matches (correspondents needed), Strikeforce rating news, Samoa Joe sends a message to aspiring TNA wrestlers, Comedy Central wrestling references, Jamie Noble, AWA note

-The WWE Smackdown/ECW tapings take place tonight in Sheffield, England. The advertised television main event for the WWE Smackdown taping is Undertaker vs. Chris Jericho. We are looking for correspondents who are attending tonight's taping and can send reports from the building. If you can help, please contact me at dotnetjason@gmail.com.

-The ECW main event features Christian defending the ECW Title against William Regal. The stipulation is that Vladimir Kozlov and Ezekiel Jackson have been banned from ringside by ECW general manager Tiffany. Rich Twilling will be covering the show live tonight beginning at 9:00 p.m. CT.

-We are still looking for reports from Monday's WWE Smackdown/ECW show that took place in Cardiff, Wales. If you attended the show and can help, please send a report to dotnetjason@gmail.com.

-Dot Net Members are listening to the 37-minute audio recap of last night's WWE Raw show. You can get the first look at all Dot Net news and access all Dot Net Audio for only $5 per month by visiting the Dot Net Members' Signup Page.

-Strikeforce drew a 2.3 overnight rating for CBS on Saturday. The show had 3.8 million viewers. The final rating is expected today.

-Samoa Joe noted on Twitter that he is scouting talent DVDs with TNA head of talent relations Terry Taylor. "Dear wrestlers," Joe wrote. "F--- your intro video, include actual wrestling on your DVDs. No lights plus fuzzy camera equals thrown out DVD. Please send it in watchable, common sense."

-WWE is teasing that Jamie Noble could be forced to retire following the Sheamus attack on last week's Raw show. You can read the story at WWE.com.

-The show "Tosh.O" on Comedy Central has been featuring regular pro wrestling references, according to Dot Net reader Chris King. This week, Ole Anderson and The Four Horsemen were mentioned.

-The AWA will air at 10 p.m. CT on ESPN Classic. There are no matches listed, but the show was taped on Apr. 10, 1988.