DOT NET DAILY Hulk Hogan on Larry King Live, new WWE video game information, Bret Hart on upcoming tour, Steve "Dr. Death" Williams, new album with WWE connections, AWA match listings By Jason Powell Jun 10, 2008 - 08:55 AM CLICK FOR BIO Email This Article | Printer Friendly Page Send Us News & Results | Back to Main Listing -Hulk Hogan is scheduled to appear on "Larry King Live" tonight on CNN at 8 p.m. The show will be replayed at 11:00 p.m. and again at 2:00 a.m. It's an important interview for Hogan, who is speaking publicly for the first time since Nick Bollea was sentenced to eight months in jail and the infamous jailhouse audio tapes were released to the media. -It's a rare Tuesday when the Smackdown and ECW tapings will not be held. Both shows were taped over the weekend due to WWE's overseas tour this week. Nevertheless, Rich Twilling and I will provide you with a double dose of coverage tonight as the show airs on Sci-Fi Channel. -Cory Ledesman, the lead designer for the forthcoming "WWE Smackdown for Raw 2009" video game revealed a few of the new features in an interview with WRAL-TV. He stated that load times will be cut in half and new artificial intelligence will ensure characters controlled by the computer are more realistic. You can check out the full article at WRAL.com. -Bret Hart, Eugene, Gangrel, Scotty 2 Hotty, and Tatanka are advertised on an upcoming No Limit Wrestling tour of Ireland. The crew will be appearing on eight shows in late October and early November. For more information, check out NoLimitWrestling.com. [Thanks to Devin Cutting of ProwrestlingEvents.tk.] -Steve "Dr. Death" Williams is scheduled to appear at the Asylum Championship Wrestling event in Colorado Springs on Friday. Check out AsylumWrestling.com for more information on the former UWF Champion's appearance. -Rev Theory's debut album comes out today. We don't talk about musical releases very often, but this album has several WWE connections. "Light It Up" was used as one of the WrestleMania 24 theme songs, and "Hell Yeah" was featured as the "One Night Stand" pay-per-view theme. WWE's Ashley Massaro is featured in the "Hell Yeah" video. The band also did Randy Orton's new entrance theme "Voices," but the song is not listed among the tracks. -The following matches are listed for tonight's AWA on ESPN Classic show: Top Gunns (Ricky Rice and John Paul) squash, Jay Strongbow and Wahoo McDaniel squash, Soldat Ustinov vs. Dennis Stamp, The Guerreros vs. Badd Company. The show was taped on July 31, 1988. BOOKMARK DOT NET AND ADD US TO YOUR RSS • HELP DOT NET: TAKE OUR ADVERTISER DEMO SURVEY CLICK TO RETURN TO MAIN LISTING OR SELECT A LINK BELOW FROM THIS CATEGORY DOT NET DAILY Latest Twelve Articles WWE holding two Supershows, big weekend for TNA in New York, Unforgiven ads leave out major names and tease a return that has already taken place, AWA on ESPN Classic programming note TNA Impact lineup, Triple H picked WWE theme music, Ric Flair month, WWE legend taking part in TNA's Kurt Angle DVD, early WWE Unforgiven pay-per-view preview Mick Foley announcement coming, TNA ratings, WWE developmental news, Marty Garner's quest to get in WWE scores more media attention, WWE cancels house show, Eugene, Meng Tonight's ECW lineup (no spoilers), Mick Foley still listed on WWE's website, Ric Flair discussion on a TNA show, Rock-n-Roll Express and Midnight Express together again, C.M. Punk and Iron Sheik on the same guest list Weekly News Review: John Cena undergoes neck surgery, Mick Foley agrees to terms with TNA, another TNA star's contract expiring, Tomko update, Raven lawsuit against WWE WWE Supershow, former WWE wrestler says he's returning to the company, three-way title match headlines Raw house show, wrestling featured on "Cheap Seats," Tito Santana story, AWA on ESPN Classic lineup