- World Wrestling Entertainment results from the RAW broadcast at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, MO,
on March 23: Ric Flair, on behalf of Ricky Steamboat, Jimmy Snuka, and Roddy Piper, accepts the challenge
of a 3-on-1 match featuring those three against Chris Jericho at WrestleMania – and then gets attacked
by Jericho; Jeff Hardy over Dolph Ziggler in an extreme rules match; Kofi Kingston, Christian, CM Punk
& MVP over Shelton Benjamin, Mark Henry, Finlay & Kane; Edge versus the Big Show ended in a no contest,
with Chavo Guerrero, Jr., getting involved; Rey Mysterio, Jr., over William Regal; Mickie James over
Santino Marella in an inter-gender match; Jerry Lawler calls out Jericho; and the three-on-one match
featuring Triple H versus Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase, Jr., never happened, as Legacy managed
to handcuff HHH to the ropes, resulting in a brutal beatdown that also involved Stephanie McMahon, and
included Orton kissing an unconscious Stephanie.
- Shawn Michaels says in the April edition of WWE Magazine that he is
considering asking Bret Hart to induct him into the Hall of Fame when he
retires. Michaels was quoted as saying: "My instincts say Triple H, or
Ric Flair, but I'm always looking for something different. I've thought
of my wife. I've thought of Kevin Nash, or my son, when he's older. I
thought of Vince--he could talk about how it was to have me work for
him. I'm sure I was difficult. It's funny; I've even thought of Bret
Hart ... I sometimes think, 'Will he ever make peace with me?' I'm not
in denial about what happened in Montreal. I'm OK that I was that way,
but that doesn't make it right. It's still wrong, but it is what it is.
There's nothing I can change about that, and I don't want to pretend it
didn't happen. It's something that really bothered me. But in the end, I
want to be inducted without all the fluff. I want the truth."
- Poll results: Worst Wrestlemania?
I - 8%
II - 6%
IV - 3%
V - 3%
IX - 17%
XI - 16%
XIII - 6%
XV - 6%
X-8 - 7%
2000 - 27%
- Bobby Lashley earned $40,000 for his win over Jason Guida this past
weekend at the March Madness Boxing/MMA PPV, according to Florida's
Department of Business and Professional Regulation. He will also get a
piece of the PPV revenue.
- On this day in wrestling history:
* 1962 - The Undertaker was born
* 1986 - Warren Bockwinkel died at 74
* 1991 - Hulk Hogan defeated Sgt. Slaughter for the WWF title
* 1991 - The Nasty Boys defeated the Hart Foundation for the WWF tag
titles
* 1994 - Jerry Lawler defeated Eddie Gilbert for the USWA title
* 1997 - Dr. Bill Miller died at 69
* 2001 - Flash Flanagan defeated Randy Orton for the Ohio Valley
Hardcore title
* 2002 - Shannon Moore defeated Chad Collyer for the HWA Cruiserweight
Title
* 2003 - Lance Storm & Sean Morley became WWE Raw Tag Team Champions
when Wiliam Regal was forced to vacate due to illness
