By Chris Shore

-TNA Impact Wrestling continues its live episodes tonight with two Bound for Glory Series matches, an X-Division title match, and a promised ton of fall out from the Aces and Eights attacks from last week. Dixie Carter is also teasing a temporary replacement for GM while Hulk Hogan heals from surgery. Join Ryan Kester for live coverage of the show, starting at 7:00 p.m. CT

-WWE Superstars appears to have taped four matches for today's online show, including Sin Cara vs. Drew McIntyre. They also have a number of matches in the can we haven't seen yet, so perhaps you won't see that match either. Whatever is there, Ryan Kester will have live coverage for you, assuming WWE puts the show up on time (or at all), around 3:00 p.m. CT.

-Dot Net Members will be listening to the Dot Net Weekly audio show later today. Jason Powell and Chris Shore will break down all the news of the week. Members are already listening to a Raw audio review from Jason and Chris, as well as Jason's interview with Violent J from the Insane Clown Posse, Jason's Q&A audio show, and the Dot Net Countdown with Will Pruett and Jake Barnett. To get access to all this audio, sign up not to be a Dot Net Member at Prowrestling.net/amember/signup.php.

-Kevin Nash claims he is "bringing a great crew" to Aruba for the Caribbean Wrestling Bash: The Legends Tour, September 7-9. The weekend so far includes Nash, Raw 1000 guests Billy Gunn and X-Pac, WWE Legends Jerry "The King" Lawler and Roddy Piper, Scott Steiner, Rhino, and former TNA Knockout(s) Angelina Love and Velvet Sky (who knows if Sky is still with TNA or not). You can get all the details at CWBAruba.com/.

-Ring of Honor star Roderick Strong turns 29 today. Strong was most recently the ROH TV Champion before dropping it to Adam Cole, and was one of the men mentioned by Kenny King as someone King would like to see (back, in Strong's case) in TNA.

-Former NWA World Heavyweight Championship and NWA Hall of Famer "Wildfire" Tommy Rich turns 56 today. Rich started fast in the business, earning the PWI Rookie of the Year in 1978, but never reached super-stardom even as he was a staple of wrestling on TBS for most of the 1980s. He was last seen in ECW in 2000 as a member of FBI (Full Blooded Italians).

-There are no wrestling shows scheduled on ESPN Classic tonight.

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