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It's among the craziest weekends in history here.  Tonight, we're taking polls on both the Affliction PPV and the UFC live show on  Spike, so you can leave a thumbs up, thumbs down or thumbs in the middle along with a best and worst match to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it   We'll also be doing a poll tomorrow night for the Great American Bash.  No poll on Sunday night for the Dream show because our experience is not enough people are going to watch the show on HD-Net.

We're also looking for reports on tonight's WWE tri-branded house show in Springfield,MA and the TNA house show tonight in Monroe, LA.

TNA also has a house show tomorrow night in North Little Rock, AR, that we're looking for reports on.

The WWE weekend has the Great American Bash at the Nassau Coliseum tomorrow night, which is sold out, as well as Raw on Monday night from Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville, CT, also sold out.  Tuesday will be Smackdown & ECW tapings in Philadelphia.

We will have live coverage of the Affliction PPV and the live UFC show starting at about 7 p.m.  Ben Miller is live in Las Vegas and Bryan and I are live in Anaheim.  Bryan and I will be doing a post-show on Affliction and the latest wrestling news late tonight.  We will have another radio show tomorrow night covering the Great American Bash and we'll likely discuss UFC at that time as well.  Monday we'll be doing our regular show after Raw. 

Tonight's Affliction line-up:
Dark
*Savant Young (146) vs. Mark Hominick (144) 
Live on FSN at 8 p.m.
Terry Martin (185.5) vs. Vitor Belfort (185)
J.J. Ambrose (171) vs. Mike Pyle (171)
PPV which is set for four hours
Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (205) vs. Edwin Dewees (205)
Fabio Nasciemento (185) vs. Matt Lindland (185)
Mike Whitehead (206) vs. Renato Babalu Sobral (201)
Pedro Rizzo (242) vs. Josh Barnett (256)
Ben Rothwell (264) vs. Andrei Arlovksi (241)
Gary Goodridge vs. Paul Buentello (they were being weighed in today but since it's heavyweight, it's not like they weren't going to make weight)
Ray Lazama (186) vs. Justin Levens (189) - This fight was contracted for 187 but Levens missed by a point but both sides have agreed to do it
Fedor Emelianenko (230) vs. Tim Sylvia (263) for the WAMMA heavyweight title

Some notes.  Sylvia cut to make the weight and was guzzling the Pedialyte after weigh-ins and will probably come in at 280+. . . Donal Trump was a complete clown.  After Michael Buffer kept saying that tickets were still available (for what it's worth, they are claiming 10,700 sold for $2 million), Donald Trump came out and talked about how all the tickets are sold out and how the pay-per-view numbers are through the roof (luckily he has a time machine that the rest of us don't have).  Bryan actually had the best line as Trump was giving his speech saying just pretend it's Hulk Hogan.  Fedor and Arlovski got the best reactions.  Strong reactions but nothing close to the level of a B.J. Penn, Georges St. Pierre type at a UFC event.  I'd say 1,500 at the weigh-ins.  Very different fan base than a UFC crowd.  Aside from the media, which was out in droves, the fans were Males 18-34 but a total pro wrestling looking audience.  UFC draws the same age group to the weigh-ins but a very different look.  Sylvia was booed, but not heavily booed, but he seemed sad by that reaction.

UFC weigh-ins for tonight in Las Vegas:
Dark matches
Tim Credeur (185) vs. Cale Yarbrough (186)
Dale Hartt (156) vs. Shannon Gogerty (156)
Brad Blackburn (170) vs. James Giboo (170)
Nate Loughran (183) vs. Johnny Rees (183)
Rory Markham (170) vs. Brodie Farber (171)
TV matches
Jesse Taylor (184) vs. C.B. Dollaway (186)
Anthony Johnson (170--cutting from 205) vs. Kevin Burns (171)
Jake O'Brien (236) vs. Cain Velasquez (236)
Frankie Edgar (155) vs. Hermes Franca (155)
Brandon Vera (204) vs. Reese Andy (206)
Anderson Silva (206) vs. James Irvin (206--Irwin was 207.5 first try but came back later and made it)

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--Update on the TV situation in Mexico

--Challenges for what would be the perhaps the biggest match of the year in pro wrestling outside WWE

--More on TNA talent working at Arena Mexico and how they are planned to be used

--More international stars WWE has talked with and one former WCW star says he would turn down an offer

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--Mexico ratings

--Former ECW star reported as coming in to book one of the world's oldest promotions

--Major area star attacked and robbed and gossip show makes fun of the wrestler and of pro wrestling because of it

--Notes on WWC's biggest show of the year featuring the Carlos Colon retirement ceremony and two current WWE stars and several recent stars as well as other international stars

--All Japan recruits star from another sport and gets some press, and why it's going to be difficult for the guy to make it

--Notes on major NOAH show including title change and what may be a prelude to a future Budokan Hall main event

--Hall of Famer files lawsuit against the company who made him famous

--Kurt Angle and A.J. Styles' matches in August in Japan

--Notes on the 2008 G-1 Climax tournament

--Notes on the destruction of the Spectrum in Philadelphia

--A look at the comeback of the Ultimate Warrior and prospects of him doing it in the U.S.

--RVD comeback

--Notes on death of former World Class manager

--Hulk Hogan in court against Linda and what happened, as well as notes on "Brooke Hogan Knows Best"

--Long-time pro wrestling personality who was a major office aid to one of the most famous Senators in modern politics

--Changes in TNA

--Matt Morgan and American Gladiators note

--Earl Hebner does a 180 on his viewpoint of the 1997 Survivor Series and his actions

--Notes on TNA power

--Frank Trigg signs for fight in Japan

--More on a celebrity TNA was wanting to push and how it fell apart

--More on Jeff Jarrett coming back to the ring

--Booker T talks about quality of life in TNA vs. WWE

--What foreign wrestlers got the most praise when appearing recently for TNA

--A.J. Styles teams with last year's Mania headliner

--A news story that may have a significant affect down the road on the economics of UFC as well as boxing

--UFC signs television deal in former MMA hotbed

--Official business numbers for the last UFC PPV show

--More notes on UFC PPV business for thus far in 2008

--What lessons the trending numbers seem to show about the value of Ultimate Fighter

--More on UFC overseas television changes

--Lots of upcoming UFC lineups and new matches

--Dana White talks about future changes when it comes to WEC and UFC

--Dream signs a fighter they hope to be the next major star

--Changes in the Elite XC promotion

--More on Donald Trump promoting Affliction

--More talk of major MMA heavyweight and a pro boxing career

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--We don't have the actual Smackdown rating yet, but prelim indications based on fast nationals were there were 680,000 more viewers last night than the prior week and they were up 20% in 18-49 demo, being the highest rated show on television lasat night in the demo.  Some of that increase from last week is New York airing in its regular slot, but most is the wedding, which at least in WWE, always draws.  The New York preemption last week probably explains the week delay because doing it on a week New York isn't airing in its normal slot would squander a likely higher than average number.  Final angle draw more viewers than most segments on Raw on Monday.  It should be the highest rated Smackdown in a while. 

--TNA drew a 1.1 on Thursday

--HHH vs. Edge is almost certain in the main event position tomorrow night at the Bash.  From all accounts, the two matches with the most interest are that one and Shawn Michaels vs. Chris Jericho.

--There has been a ton of last minute pub for the Affliction show, largely due to the value of having Donald Trump, even if what he says is so embarrassing, he gets press.  Some stuff includes www.nymag.com and www.miamiherald.com  Large ads in USA Today (which has run several features on the show) and the Wall Street Journal in recent days and tons of money spent advertising on major market top rated sports talk radio shows.  I can almost guarantee they will announce a PPV number very quickly (some sources say as early as Monday).  Whether that'll be a real number or not is anyone's guess.  There is a buzz that I'd say none of the other non-UFC PPVs have had. 

--Megadeth plays three songs tonight at the Affliction show during an intermission.  When that was announced at the weigh-ins, about eight people clapped. 

--The ring for Affliction is gigantic, at 30x30.  My gut is too big but we'll see how the fights develop. 

--Dana White made the official announcement of the October UFC PPV on 10/25 at the All-State Arena in Chicago.  Two weeks earlier, TNA is doing its Bound for Glory PPV from the Sears Center in Chicago.  Even though we know virtually the entire card for Birmingham, England the prior Saturday, which is a Spike TV special, White didn't announce any matches for the PPV.

--Matt Morgan is scheduled to be part of a group of American Gladiators (obviously Gina Carano not being one of them) appearing at tonight's Affliction PPV.  If he's shown on the screen, I expect they'll call him Beast and not Morgan.  NBC has a video up at http://www.nbci.com/American-Gladiators/bios/beast.shtml for Morgan's debut on the show that airs on Monday.

--As noted before, Undertaker is also at the show.  Affliction is pushing Undertaker for its post-show party, the only non-fighter being advertised.  The only other person not on the card advertised for their post-fight party is Georges St. Pierre. 

--No word on what Aleksander Emelianenko was pulled from the show.  Commissioner Bill Douglas only said he failed to meet licensing requirements and couldn't say anything else.  When they are quiet on the reasons, it normally means something medical as due to California law, they aren't allowed to release those conditions without the consent of the person himself.  Douglas said it was something discovered about one hour before he was scheduled on the scale yesterday.

--Ultimo Guerrero & Rey Bucanero will be appearing on TNA house shows on 8/1 in Corpus Christi and 8/2 in Laredo

--Karen Angle's TNA talk show will be a backstage sit-down deal starting on next week's show.  It will be pre-taped and not done before a live audience.

 
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