Dot Net Announcement Update: Over four hours of WrestleMania 25 audio shows now available, plus a former WWE creative team member to review WrestleMania 25 on Sunday night from Houston

-Dot Net Members are currently listening to over four hours of WrestleMania 25 related audio sessions, including chats I conducted with three members of the pro wrestling media over the last three days.

-Alfonso Castillo of Newsday.com's Steel Cage blog and I spoke for nearly an hour about WrestleMania 25, the WM25 press conference that he attended in New York, and the various WWE stars he spoke with at the event.

-Kevin Eck of The Baltimore Sun's Ring Posts blog and I spoke for an hour regarding the WrestleMania 25 card, his Top 25 Stars of WrestleMania countdown, and his interview with World Hvt. Champion Edge.

-Brian Fritz of BetweenTheRopes.com and The Orlando Sentinel's Flying Elbow blog checked in from Houston to run through the WrestleMania experience and differences between the vibe between this year's event and last year's show in Orlando. Fritz also gloated about his beloved Chicago Bears signing Jay Cutler (sigh) in our 45-minute chat.

-Plus, Dot Net Members are also listening to the 75-minute Dot Net Weekly show that was posted earlier today. Rich Twilling and I discussed WM25, Tazz leaving WWE, Shawn Michaels talking retirement, TNA, ROH, and more.

-To top off the Dot Net WrestleMania 25 coverage, Former WWE creative team member Seth Mates, who currently writes for Newsday.com's Steel Cage blog, will be joining me on Sunday night for a Dot Net Member exclusive audio recap of WrestleMania 25. Plus, Rich Twilling and I will also be discussing the WM25 show in a separate audio update.

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