By Jason Powell

-Dot Net Members are slated to hear the new Dot Net Countdown Show today with Jake Barnett and Will Pruett. Be sure to check out the free, 90-minute Prowrestling.net Live free audio show from Monday night after Raw. Between The Ropes' Brian Fritz and I took listener phone calls and discussed Monday's WWE Raw and the WWE Network. If you enjoy our All Access audio, help support Dot Net by signing up for membership to the ad-free version of the website via the Dot Net Members' Signup Page.

-Undertaker made his first appearance on WWE Main Event Live on Tuesday. The show aired live on WWE Network last night, but it will be shown in the usual 7:00 p.m. CT time slot on ION Network. Ryan Kester covered the show last night, so if you like to follow along with his coverage on Wednesdays, you can find his Tuesday review in our WWE TV section.

-Jim Ross's new Ross Report podcast features fellow WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley. Steve Austin's new podcast featuring his answers to fan questions debuted on Tuesday. Soon to be WWE Hall of Famer Amy "Lita" Dumas is the latest guest on Chris Jericho's podcast. The new "30 Years of WrestleMania" podcast features Roddy Piper. You can find all of these interviews at Podcastone.com.

-The Sports Legacy Institute led by former WWE wrestler Chris Nowinski is holding a pair of upcoming fundraisers. "A Meeting of the Minds" takes place on April 9 in Pasadena, California with host Thomas Hulick and Nowinski. The fourth annual Tom McHale Memorial event will be held on April 30 at the Franklin Square Conference & Banquet Center in Washington, D.C. Nowinski will appear along with various sports legends. For more details on both events, visit Sportslegacy.org.

-WWE wrestler Evan Bourne (a/k/a Matt Sydal) is 31 today. He was born on March 19, 1983. He has not appeared on WWE television since suffering a foot injury in a car accident in March 2012.

-Shane Douglas and former TNA personality SoCal Val are advertised for the Horrorhound event on April 21 in Cincinnati, Ohio at the Pro Wrestlers vs. Zombies movie booth. Kurt Angle was advertised for the event at one time, but he was replaced in the advertising by Val. For more details on the show, visit Facebook.com/groups/horrorhoundweekend/permalink/10152082462613003/. [Thanks to Dot Net reader Jerry Roth]

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