WWE.com has an article acknowledging a packaging snafu regarding the forthcoming release of The History of the Intercontinental Championship. There is a booklet in the DVD set displaying a collage of former Intercontinental Champions. However, a wrestler who never held the belt is featured in the collage. The mystery man is Buddy Roberts of the Fabulous Freebirds tag team. The WWE Home Video staff mistakenly thought it was Pat Patterson, the first Intercontinental Champion. The snafu was discovered after the first set of DVDs were done, but they're releasing them anyway, making it somewhat of a collector's item. WWE has plans to release a second edition of the DVD featuring a revised booklet with Patterson's photo in place.

Yesterday, WWE stock hit a three-year low, closing at $10.33 per share after opening the day at $11.71. It opened today at $10.16 and is currently at $9.96 per share. At one point today, it was at $9.69, setting a new 52-week low. As recently as this year, WWE stock sold for $19.86 per share.

Matt Hardy has posted a blog regarding his arrival on the WWE Universe site. You can read his message at fans.wwe.com.

Here is this week's Billboard Recreational Sports DVD top ten list:

1. WWE: Hell In A Cell
2. WWE: No Mercy 2008
3. 2001 FedEx Orange Bowl National Championship
4. NFL History of the Cleveland B
5. NFL: Pittsburgh Steelers 5 Greatest Games
6. Beijing 2008 Olympics Opening Ceremony
7. NHL: Sidney Crosby: On The Ice And Beyond
8. NFL: Washington Redskins: Super Bowl Champions
9. WWE: The Rock: The Most Electrifying Man In Sports Entertainment
10. Pride Fighting Championships: Total Elimination 2006