-WWE Raw takes place tonight in Detroit. Based on what Vince McMahon stated during the shareholders meeting, it sounds like we've seen the last of William Regal turning the lights out. He stated that Regal would likely show off his power in other ways. Rich Twilling and I will be doing a double dose of "Live Coverage" of tonight's show beginning at 8:00 p.m. (CST).

-I'm looking for on-site reports from readers who attend tonight's Raw taping. Specifically, I'm looking for Heat taping results, as well as a report on anything that viewers didn't see on the air. I'm also looking for results on tonight's Smackdown/ECW house show in Toledo, Oh. If you can help, shoot me an email at dotnetjason@gmail.com.

-Jonny Fairplay and Joel Anderson appeared on the "Survivor" live reunion show on CBS last night. Host Jeff Probst seemed to suggest that Fairplay's "Survivor" days are finished because he asked to be voted out during the first episode of the season. Nevertheless, Probst introduced a shot of Fairplay's fiancee Michelle Deighton, who was holding their daughter Piper. Meanwhile, Anderson was on camera for all about about 30 seconds and did not come off well. Anderson has cut off most of his hair since the last time he appeared on TNA television.

-Great Khali revealed the secret to his strength. "I drink a lot of milk and exercise a lot," Khali told Sify.com. To read the full story regarding a speech that Khali gave in Mumbai, click here.

-Former La Resistance members Rob Conway and Rene Dupree will be reuniting for Irish Whip Wrestling on June 14-15 in Ireland. Raven, Shawn Daivari, and Bryan Danielson are also being advertised. For more information visit IrishWhipWrestling.com. [Thanks to Devin Cutting of ProwrestlingEvents.tk.]

-Eugene defeated Julio Dinero in the main event of Saturday's NWS show in Middletown, N.J. The show also featured appearances by Lacey Von Erich, Giant Silva, Blue Meanie, and Danny Doring. For the full results, check out NWSwrestling.com.

-The following matches are advertised for tonight's AWA on ESPN Classic show: Ricky Rice vs. Hurricane Kid, Wahoo McDaniel and Greg Gagne vs. Curt Hennig and Bob Orton, Iron Sheik squash, Sgt. Slaughter squash, and Bad Company vs. Midnight Rockers. The show as taped on March 6, 1988.

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