-The death of MMA fighter Justin Levens and his wife Sarah McLean-Levens was covered by NBCSports.com. The bodies of the couple were found in their bed at their home in California on Wednesday. McLean-Levens's mother discovered the bodies and made the 911 call. Police are speculating that it was a murder/suicide and that he was the shooter. To read the full story, visit NBCSports.com.

-Various websites have reported that Tomko had his arm in a sling on his arm following his WWE dark match on Monday. Meanwhile, Bill Behrens of WrestleZone.com was the first to report that Tomko nursed a right pectoral injury throughout his run in TNA and resisted having surgery.

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-Tonight's WWE Smackdown features Jeff Hardy's first appearance as champion. The show kicks off with a celebration of his WWE Title win. Chris Shore will be back covering the show live tonight, and Marvin Hermanstyne will also be checking in with his report afterward. Check the main page shortly for the match listing of tonight's show.

-ECW on Sci-Fi will be be a year-in-review show next week and will not feature any first-run matches.

-TNA's Suicide character scored some publicity on the G4 website. The story notes that Frankie Kazarian plays the character and also takes a shot at the TNA creative team: "If he's handled properly, he just might become a major selling point for the TNA Impact sequel. (But knowing how bad the TNA writers can get, I'm fully expecting them to botch the character.)" Ouch! To read the full article, visit G4TV.com.

-Director Darren Aronofsky told Howard Stern on Thursday that he will be holding a private screening of "The Wrestler" for Vince McMahon today.

-Jerry Lawler, Jim Duggan, and Koko Ware are scheduled to sign autographs at the Peoria Rivermen's home game tonight at 6:00 p.m.

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