-The WWE Smackdown/ECW tapings take place tonight in Providence, R.I. at the Dunkin Donuts Center. The only advertised TV match is Batista vs. Matt Hardy. We are looking for correspondents who can send reports from the building on the ECW, WWE Superstars, and WWE Smackdown tapings. If you can help out, contact met at dotnetjason@gmail.com.

-The advertised main event of tonight's WWE Smackdown/ECW taping is Undertaker vs. C.M. Punk for the World Hvt. Championship. This is the same dark match they held all last month at the Smackdown tapings.

-The TNA Impact tapings continue tonight at Universal Studios in Orlando, Fla. If you are going to the show and can help with a report either from the building or after the show, please contact me at dotnetjason@gmail.com.

-The Miz will appear on the Busted Open radio show today. The show airs from 4-5 p.m. EST on Sirius 127, XM 242. Visit Sirius.com for more info.

-Jim Cornette takes a look at Hulk Hogan signing with TNA, Eric Bischoff coming in, and how long Vince Russo will remain in the company. To listen to the audio, visit WhosSlammingWho.Podomatic.com." target="_blank">.

-JBL has posted his new radio show at WebTalkRadio.net.

-For what it's worth, the advertised main event of the WWE Smackdown tapings in Sheffield, England is Undertaker vs. C.M. Punk in a casket match for the World Hvt. Championship. I wouldn't look at this as a Survivor Series spoiler. As mentioned several times, WWE books the lineups in advance. They would simply alter the lineup if a title change takes place. [Thanks to Dot Net reader Josh Hall]

-The Oct. 31 edition of the WWE Vintage Collection TV show on The Score in Canada featured the following matches: Strike Force, The Young Stallions, The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers, The Killer Bees and The British Bulldogs vs. The Hart Foundation, The Islanders, Demolition, The New Dream Team and The Bolsheviks from WWF Survivor Series 1987, and the Mega Powers, Koko B. Ware, Hillbilly Jim and Hercules vs. The Twin Towers, Ted Dibiase, The Red Rooster and King Haku from WWF Survivor Series 1988. [Thanks to Devin Cutting of ProwrestlingEvents.tk.]

-The AWA show will air tonight on ESPN Classic at 10 p.m. CT. There are no matches advertised for the show. It was taped on March 6, 1988.

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