By Jason Powell

-Thank you to all of our readers who helped out with WrestleMania 27 weekend reports. It was overwhelming to receive so many emails in response to my initial request for help with the various weekend events, and I am very grateful to those of you who took the time to help us out during the biggest weekend of the year.

-WrestleMania 27 is in the books, but WWE Night on USA Network begins with a one-hour version of the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony at 7:00 p.m. CT. WWE Raw airs at 8:00 p.m. The season premiere of Tough Enough closes out the night at roughly 10:00 p.m. CT.

-WWE Raw takes place in the host city of Atlanta, Ga. at Phillips Arena. The Rock is advertised for the show. This will be his final appearance with the company this week, as he is off to California for The Tonight Show on Tuesday. We are looking for correspondents who are attending tonight's WWE Raw show. If you are going to the show and can provide updates on the various tapings from the building, please send your reports to dotnetjason@gmail.com.

-Chris Shore will be covering WWE Tough Enough tonight after WWE Raw. The show is hosted by Steve Austin, and the trainers are Bill DeMott, Booker T, and Trish Stratus.

-The final edition of Ring of Honor on HDNet airs tonight at 7:00 p.m. CT. The show was preempted the last two weeks due to college basketball, and the finale will air head-to-head with the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony. Chris Shore will also be covering this show live as it airs tonight. Plus, the final ROH on HDNet Hitlist will run tomorrow.

-Jack Evans celebrated his 29th birthday on Saturday. He was born on April 2, 1982. He works regularly for the AAA group in Mexico.

-Lance Storm turned 42 on Sunday. He was born on April 3, 1969. Storm recently returned to the ring for a tag team match in Canada. Storm and his partner Brother Devon defeated Bully Ray and Dylan Knight. Storm mentioned on Stormwrestling.com that he had so much fun that he might consider accepting future Canadian indy bookings.

-The following matches are advertised for the 11:00 p.m. CT airing of the AWA on ESPN Classic: Chief Jay Strongbow vs. Mike Somani, Dewey Robertson and Dennis Stamp vs. The Guerrero Brothers, Teijo Khan vs. Hudson, Rocky Mountain Thunder vs. Thompson, Jerry Lawler vs. Curt Hennig. The show was taped in July 1988.

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