Katie Lea-ps to top of WWE

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Another WWE developmental wrestler arrested

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The WWE Draft's Biggest Moments

On March 22, 2004, the second WWE Draft was held at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. Raw General Manager Eric Bischoff and SmackDown General Manager Paul Heyman stood at opposite ends of the stage, and took turns receiving their random draft picks. About half-way through the evening, Heyman lucked out as Triple H was drafted to SmackDown. Bischoff did an immediate double-take as the The Game left his show, but luckily for Raw fans, the change wasn't meant to be. Before The King of Kings could even make his first appearance on SmackDown, he was traded back to Raw, where he is the current WWE Champion and astonshing 12-time World Champion...More?

UFC beating down rivals

The challenge for UFC's rivals was underscored last week when the International Fight League (IFL) canceled an August event, citing a lack of cash. The public company that once saw its stock price reach as high as $17 watched shares close yesterday at just 2 cents...More?

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Paralyzed pro wrestler now relies on inner strength

Lex Luger was "The Total Package," a buff 6-foot-4, 270-lb. professional wrestler who made $5 million a year while helping to fill arenas throughout the world. These days, he can barely walk, tips the scales around 185 lbs. and lives in a one-bedroom apartment across the street from the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, where's he undergoing therapy...More?

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7th Annual WWE Training Clinic & Seminar & Tryout

Get scouted & coached by WWE Trainer Tom Prichard in this 3-day clinic. Includes seminar, ring drills, basics & fundamentals, promos & interviews, referee & manager skills. Fee includes all 3 days. Limit 40 participants. Deadline to enroll is August 10, 2008. Not open to fans or the public. Click here for more information.

AWA on ESPN Classic

Wrestlind Card for tonight's AWA on ESPN Classic show: Madusa vs. Wendy Richter, Badd Company vs. Nature's Beast, Kerry Von Erich vs. Jimmy Garvin, Samoan Swat Team vs. Travis and Baxter, Jerry Lawler vs. Terry Adonis for the AWA Title.

ESPN Classic 1:00AM EST

Ric Flair Returns to Raw

Flair’s music and out he comes to the stage! Y2J looks confused. Flair stands there and stares. Flair’s music is still playing, the fans are going wild. Flair’s in the ring with Y2J. They’re nose to nose. Flair is glaring, Y2J looks lost. Flair says something not on mic. Y2J is about to say something any Flair slaps the mic from his hand. Flair says he’s retired and can’t wrestle, but wants Y2J to fight in the parking lot right now. Flair rips off his jacket, leaves the ring and taunts Y2J. Flair backs up the ramp screaming. Flair leaves and Y2J follows. Flair’s stomping his way out talking smack to Y2J. Y2J says something about him being retired. Flair says he’ll Show him retired. Flair goes out a door. Y2J starts heading out and gets backed up by HHH. HHH says he thinks Y2J has done enough the past couple weeks. Since Y2J came back HHH has been looking to make Y2J his business. Y2J asks if he’s fighting battles for Flair and HBK. HHH says he just wants to fight Y2J. Flair is yelling about HHH fighting his fights. They’re having fun. Vince comes up and says Flair looks good, but he can’t have him disrupting his Show. He’s doing a great job as an embassador, but he needs to have him escorted from the ring. HHH asks Vince what is his problem. Vince says he doesn’t have one, but HHH does. HHH is facing Y2J tonight.

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Million Dollar Mania: The Sequel

Vince McMahon on The Score

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Plight of Champions

In a rare champion vs. champion encounter, WWE Champion Triple H and Intercontinental Champion Chris Jericho went head-to-head on Raw in a non-title match that ended with Lance Cade’s unexpected interference. Despite the emergence of John Cena, who came to aid his Night of Champions opponent, it was Y2J’s alliance with the hostile former World Tag Team Champion that stood tall...More?

This Day in Wrestling History

Flex Kavana (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson) & Bart Sawyer defeated Brickhouse Brown & Reggie B. Fine in a tournament final for the USWA Tag Team title
June 17, 1996