By Jason Powell

-The TNA Impact tapings take place tonight in Orlando, Fla. This is the third and final night of the latest round of tapings. We are looking for correspondents who can provide reports on the various tapings this week. If you attended one of the shows or are going tonight and can help us out, contact me at dotnetjason@gmail.com.

-Former WCW and WWE star Dallas Page is suing another hip hop act over the use of the Diamond Cutter hand symbol. He previously battled Jay-Z over the trademarked symbol, and now he's going after 3Oh!3. For more information on the story, check out MissTilaOMG.com. [Thanks to all the readers who passed along the story]

-You'll all be happy to know that Eugene (a/k/a Nick Dinsmore) is not a gardner. Here's an excerpt that was sent to me from his interview with Right After Wrestling on Monday night. "Honestly I planted two plants in my garden and all of a sudden everyone is saying that I am an avid gardener," Eugene said. "It's kind of like rumors on the internet, how everything gets blown out of proportion. I am not a huge gardening expert now, but I did plant a couple of things in my garden. That doesn`t mean I am an avid gardener though!" Yeah, I don't know either. Anyway, you can check out the entire interview at Radio.TheScore.com.

-WWE Hall of Famer Tony Atlas is headlining the Sept. 24-25 National Wrestling Superstars events in East Franklin Township and Edison, New Jersey. For more information on the shows, check out NWSwrestling.com.

-Former WCW Champion David Arquette is celebrating his 39th birthday. He was born on September 8, 1971.

-Former WCW wrestler Lodi (a/k/a Brad Cain) is celebrating his 40th birthday. He was born on Sept. 8, 1970.

-Former WCW and WWE wrestler The Barbarian (a/k/a Sione Vailahi) turned 52 on Monday. He was born on Sept. 6, 1958.

-Thanks to Raj Giri for continuing to feature Prowrestling.net in the WrestlingInc.com daily newsfeed.

-The AWA will not air on ESPN Classic tonight. It looks like they are in NFL mode this week in anticipation of Week 1.

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