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We've got two issues of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter coming next week.

Our two lead stories include a look at the commercial free Raw and what the ratings mean. We look at the last time WWE drew ratings at this level, how Raw ratings usually work and the effect of not having commercials, its affect on PPV, the financial considerations of the cost of Raw for USA Network, exactly how much this Raw will mean to USA's weekly rating, the advantage and disadvantage of Raw for a network as well as the viability of doing such a show again.

We look at DVR viewership and how this affects Raw and Smackdown today, who watched Raw this week, details behind the Trump storyline from both this week and last week, where the dual ownership idea was first talked about, who was talked about for the role in creative and why Vince McMahon always nixed it in the past, as well as the reducing of the money.

We also look at the career and life of Mitsuharu Misawa. We look at his beginnings, his most famous matches, behind the scenes, family, his future plans, many wrestlers speak about him and others wish they could have wrestled him. We also have his extensive career title history, his career in a plethora of awards, and a rundown of every major arena match he ever had in Tokyo, and the records for being a box office draw that he set during his career.

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We've got full coverage of the Ultimate Fighter finals, with a look at the Diego Sanchez vs. Clay Guida match, how many viewers the match added, reaction to the judging, reaction from both fighters, comparisons with Brown vs. Faber, match-by-match viewership and how much each match added to the show, comparisons with other shows on television that day, future of Sanchez and Guida, match-by-match coverage including how much each fighter made on the show and reaction of the crowd.

We also have full coverage of TNA Slammiversary, including business notes on the show and what they mean, the Samoa Joe turn, where the angles are going, television production as well as match-by-match coverage with star ratings and poll results on the show.

We also have more news on Gerald Brisco, notes on the Bash PPV, updates on WWE and Rey Mysterio, WWE injury updates, WWE and Ric Flair, How much WWE spent on its last two movies, details behind the dropping of Candice Michelle and Sim Snuka, the signing of a huge bodybuilder and a member of a famous wrestling family who is a former MMA star and the background of the signing.

We also have an exclusive update on UFC legalization in New York as well as UFC television in the U.K. and Dana White getting a national award.

We also have notes on new PPV name, developmental notes, drug testing, a look back at the strange coincidences involving D-Lo Brown and Darren Drozdov, best selling DVDs as well as coverage from the weekend house shows.

We also have our regular weekly features including the ratings for all the major shows, results of the major league arena events held around the world and the major TV show reviews.

Also in this week's issue:

--Reaction to the death of Misawa

--Where NOAH goes next

--Possible Japanese match of the year

--Rundown of the biggest junior heavyweight tag team tournament of the year

--Death of Billy "Red" Lyons

--More on what happened with Brian Blair

--TNA adds a new service

--Taz in TNA

--UFC and Vitor Belfort

--Upcoming UFC shows

--Advances for upcoming UFC shows

--What pro wrestling major star used to be the roommate of what UFC world champion

--UFC injury notes

--Notes on the Kimbo season of Ultimate Fighter and who many of the other fighters are as well as their backgrounds

--UFC 100 in Australia

--Plans for a new country to have a major UFC PPV in 2010

--More new UFC matches

--Andrei Arlovski's future

--Next Affliction show

--CMLL tournament of champions ends with a Universal champion crowned

--50th anniversary of wrestling at Arena Coliseo in Guadalajara and special guests brought back for the show

--Notes on Cibernetico's return to AAA

--Next major show AAA planned main event

--Update on the cocaine and assault arrests involving AAA stars and the repercussions

--Update on a wrestling show in a few weeks that features both current TNA & WWE stars, as well as a future Hall of Famer in another sport

--Update on Dragon Gate shows outside of Japan

--All Japan's annual junior heavyweight tournament and lineup

--Notes on Hiroshi Tanahashi winning the IWGP title and New Japan's big show in Osaka with Team 3-D

--What interesting match headlines the next New Japan major show

--Notes on Chris Sabin & Alex Shelley defending their titles in Japan

--Hulk Hogan and Jake Roberts

--ROH summer schedule

--ROH/Ric Flair update

--Bryan Danielson update

--A look at the ROH TV tapings

--Bas Rutten on Kimbo Slice

--Next Kid Yamamoto match and why

--Last Strikeforce show and more business numbers from St. Louis

--Real PPV numbers for Hatton-Pacquiao

--Is Bobby Lashley a star?

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-- Due to an issue at Nielsen there probably won't be a Raw rating out until tomorrow. Smackdown did a 1.7 this week coming off the big commercial-free Trump show.

-- CSAC performed their first out-of-competition drug test on Josh Barnett last week in advance of his August Affliction Trilogy main event with Fedor Emelianenko. The results will be available next week. Barnett was stripped of the UFC Heavyweight Title in 2002 after testing positive for steroids, but has always proclaimed his innocence. He was given 48 hours to take this random test and showed up promptly the next day to give his sample.

-- If you're wondering why they made zero mention of who was "traded" on Raw last night, and you had to go to WWE.com on your own to find out, I just got a report today stating that WWE.com is down 30% from this time last year. So I'd expect more stuff like that.

-- 12 Rounds with John Cena, out today on DVD and Blu Ray

-- There is a new interview with Dixie Carter up here. Not a lot of new information in there. She notes that competing with Raw's success would be foolish, and they are happy to be beating ECW in the ratings.

-- WWE is returning to Mexico on October 16th in Monterrey at the bullring, October 16th in Puebla at the baseball stadium, and Mexico City on the 17th at Palacio de los Deportes.

-- According to Super Luchas magazine, NECRO BUTCHER will be making his Mexico debut on July 18th at an X-Law show at Arena Lopez Mateos. For those who have signed up in the last year or so, we have a Figure Four Daily interview with Necro Butcher from 2007 that you can find in the archives or by clicking this link, which I seem to recall being a pretty great interview. Thanks to Kris Zellner.

-- Wanderlei Silva will be on Off The Record in Canada on Friday. Thanks to Steve Khan.

-- Also, don't forget, tomorrow on Observer Radio Dave Meltzer and I will be joined by BRUNO SAMMARTINO. This is Bruno's second appearance on the show and his first is a must-here. The download link for that one is here.

-- Also, speaking of Sammartino, he was supposed to attend an MMA show in Pittsburgh last weekend but it fell through for reasons we'll discuss tomorrow. Anyway, Phil Davis, whose nickname is "Mr. Wonderful", supposedly beat David Baggett with a CAMEL CLUTCH on that show. It is listed as a rear-naked choke, but if anyone was there who can verify, or better yet if there are photos or videos available, please drop us a line.

-- Pro wrestling six degrees of separation with Michael Jackson: He was being trained by Lou Ferrigno, the former Incredible Hulk, who at one point worked (briefly) for Vince McMahon's WBF. Lou talks about it here.

-- USA delivers their best second quarter ever. Not only their best, but the best second quarter in the history of cable. So much for needing a commercial-free Raw to boost the ratings.

-- Lance Storm has a new Q&A up here.

-- Diane Keaton, 63, was hospitalized with a concussion after she fell down doing a sumo wrestling scene for her upcoming movie Morning Glory. Apparently she's fine now.

-- The Score in Canada will be airing WWE Vintage Collection every Saturday at 7 PM (ET) beginning July 4th, 2009. Thanks to Devin Cutting.

-- TNA returns to the Bell County Expo Center in Belton, Texas on August 30th, 2009.

-- What was the best of these fights
Randy Couture vs. Tim Sylvia UFC 68 14.9%
Forrest Griffin vs. Quinton Jackson UFC 86 14.9%
Chuck Liddell vs. Wanderlei Silva UFC 79 14.9%
Diego Sanchez vs. Karo Parisyan UFN 6 12.7%
Clay Guida vs. Tyson Griffin UFC 72 12.7%
Matt Hughes vs. Frank Trigg II UFC 52 10.5%
Tyson Griffin vs. Frankie Edgar UFC 67 4.4%
Don Frye vs. Tank Abbott Ultimate Ultimate 96 4.4%
Chuck Liddell vs. Tito Ortiz UFC 66 4.0%
Tito Ortiz vs. Forrest Griffin UFC 59 4.0%
Forrest Griffin vs. Shogun Rua UFC 76 1.5%
Vitor Belfort vs. Chuck Liddell UFC 37.5 1.1%

What was the best of these knockouts
Rashad Evans vs. Chuck Liddell UFC 88 42.5%
Quinton Jackson vs. Chuck Liddell UFC 71 12.7%
Wanderlei Silva vs. Keith Jardine UFC 84 12.2%
Houston Alexander vs. Keith Jardine UFC 71 11.3%
Anderson Silva vs. Rich Franklin UFC 64 8.1%
Matt Hamill vs. Mark Munoz UFC 96 4.1%
Shane Carwin vs Gabriel Gonzaga UFC 96 3.2%
Brad Kohler vs. Steve Judson UFC 22 2.7%
Junior Dos Santos vs. Fabricio Werdum UFC 90 1.4%
Keith Jardine vs. Forrest Griffin UFC 66 1.4%
Shane Carwin vs. Christian Wellisch UFC 84 0.5%
Josh Koscheck vs. Dustin Hazelett UFC 82 0.0%

-- Leo writes: My gf and I are watching Brooke's show while she was chatting with people. Someone asked what Macho Man's fav snack is? and she replied with "Steroids"

-- Adam writes: A group of friends and I went out last night to the local BW-3's where we always catch the WWE pay-per-views. However, it seemed that Direct TV was having issues carrying the show last night. Basically, after the pre-show, the screen went black. I don't know at what point the show came on there but we left after about fifteen minutes and went back to my house and ordered it on cable just as Mysterio and Jericho got in the ring. I'm curious as to what you know about the Direct TV issues on the show last night because I heard people at the bar saying that Hooters was having trouble getting it as well.

-- Strikeforce at the Showare Center last weekend finished with an $85,805 gate and 2,836 in the building (no word on how much of that was paid, but they were giving out tickets left and right). That's almost three times what TNA drew in the same building two weeks earlier, and less than I had estimated.

-- Latest full card for the Dragon Gate USA debut on July 25th:
Dragon Gate USA presents Open The Historic Gate
July 25th- 8:00pm belltime
The Arena (former New Alhambra Arena/ECW Arena)
7 Ritner Street, Philadelphia, PA 19148
1. Main Event #1 - Non-Title: Open The Dream Gate Champion Naruki Doi vs. Shingo
2. Main Event #2: Dragon Kid vs. Masato Yoshino
3. Main Event #3: BxB Hulk vs. YAMATO
4. Tag Team Challenge: CIMA & Susumu Yokosuka vs. The Young Bucks of Nick & Matt Jackson
5. CHIKARA Eight Man Tag Team Showcase: CHIKARA TECHNICOS (Fire Ant & Soldier Ant of The Colony, Jigsaw and 1 More TBA) vs. CHIKARA RUDOS (Amasis of The Osirian Portal, F.I.S.T. of Gran Akuma & Icarus and 1 more TBA)
6. Special Attraction Match: 2 Cold Scorpio vs. Ken Doane
7. The Fray: (participants include Flip Kendrick, Johnny Gargano, and more!)
Plus: "Live Event Hostess" Dawn Marie and others!!!
Special Note: Belltime for The Fray is 6:30pm for Golden Ringside and VIP balcony ticket holdersalcony

-- This has nothing to do with anything, but I saw commercials for Dance Your Ass Off and it looked SO much better than Impact most weeks.

-- All American Wrestling presents Scars & Stripes ’09 on Saturday July 18, 2009 7:00 PM Abbeville, LA. Scheduled to appear: Latinos Locos, Double Trouble, Christian Blake, Jordan Jaa, “The Prince of Pain” Joe Kane, Blade Boudreaux, Mountain Man, Lord Humongous, plus making his long awaited return to the ring “The Canadian Superman” Bryan Hart and many more. Get your tickets soon….they will go fast. Tickets are $15.00 Ringside, $10.00 General Admission and $5.00 for kids 10 & under. For tickets or more information call Noah 337-804-2434, Otis 337-255-7040 or Eric 337-251-6370.