JBL Note, Katie Lea Pics, Liddell Not Retired?, Superstars Correction, Foley & More
* Mick Foley donated an autographed flannel and his WWE SummerSlam 2008 t-shirt for Wrestlers Rescue's efforts to procure a hands-free device for "Dr. Death" Steve Williams. He wore these items on his last televised appearance for the WWE on July 29th, 2008. This item will make a great addition to any collection of rare wrestling memorabilia and/or fan of this world renown wrestling superstar. The price on these items will start at $150.00 US, on April 11, 2009. For more information on this auction and many other rare items, go to https://www.wrestlersrescue.org.
* WWE.com has posted pictures of Katie Lea in a "cowgirl" outfit. She is wearing a JBL button in the photos. (Thanks To A.G.)
* John Bradshaw Layfield appeared on Fox News' Cashin' In over the weekend. He was discussing the Swine Flu outbreak. (Thanks to John Southard)
* WWE continues to advertise a Triple H, John Cena and Rey Mysterio vs Legacy main event for Raw in Columbus, Ohio. I still doubt the match will happen, although nothing has been officially announced. (Thanks to John V)
* FightLine.com has a couple of interesting pieces today. The first has an article about Frank Mir, who fights Brock Lesnar at UFC 100 in July, who says that he would like to coach Lesnar (although it was in a back handed way). Another article notes that Chuck Liddell's trainer has said that Liddell is not retired and will fight elsewhere if the UFC refuses to book him. For both articles, go to FightLine.com by clicking here.
* A correction from our report from last week about people with Time Warner Cable not being able to catch WWE Superstars. A number of readers have sent word that they have Time Warner Cable and are able to watch the show. (Thanks to Robert Hargrove, Jameswgw, A.G.)
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