-WWE issued a press release to announce that Linda McMahon, Stephanie McMahon, and COO Donna Goldsmith, and Marketing VP Michelle Wilson will ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Friday.

-John Cena is scheduled to appear in studio for "The B-Team" at noon on Sirius Ch. 123 and on XM Ch. 144. [Thanks to Dot Net reader Agahzi]

-Cena also appeared on the G4 Network. Dot Net reader Duan Byrd reports: "I'm not sure if you saw or not, but John Cena appeared on Attack of the Show (A G4 show that covers geeky things like tech and comics). He plugged 12 Rounds but mostly spoke about his WWE life. Kevin asked him about how much "tail" is on the road, and he mostly danced around the question until finally giving a somewhat professional answer. Not a totally noteworthy interview, but it was entertaining."

-WWE's "Legends of WrestleMania" video game was released on Tuesday without much fanfare. Gamespot's critics gave the game an 5.0 rating. You can read the full review of the game at GameSpot.com.

-Abyss wrote about a new blog he has on Spike TV. You can read a teaser at TNAwrestling.com.
-Former WWE star Rikishi is advertised for the Revolution Lucha Libra event in Santiago, Chile on March 28. For more information on the show, visit the group's Facebook Page. [Thanks to Devin Cutting of ProwrestlingEvents.tk.]

-Matt and Jeff Hardy's theme music popped up on MTV Germany. Dot Net reader Jimmy Norris reports: "I live in Germany and MTV has just started showing some shite new reality show called 'A Double Shot At Love.' At the beginning of the show they showed highlights of what was to come and the music playing was The Hardy Boyz. Don't know if this was news, just found it interesting."

-There's a fun list of WrestleMnaia celebrity matches at UGO.com.

-The following matches are listed for tonight's AWA on ESPN Classic listings: Brad Rheingans vs. DeHaas, Col. DeBeers vs. Knight, Sgt. Slaughter vs. Earthquake Ferris, Pat Patterson (really?) vs. Bruiser Brody, Buddy Rose and Doug Somers vs. The Midnight Rockers. The show was taped on March 31, 1986.

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