Daniels Speaks On ROH's Roster, Mark Henry-WWE Update (How You Can Donate)

– The pre-sale password for WWE's Over The Limit pay-per-view event taking place on May 22, 2011 at the Key Arena in Seattle, Washington is CENA. Tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster.com. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Saturday.

– Here are some more recent ratings notes – WWE SmackDown! on 10/8 did a 1.35 rating among the M18-49 demographic, and was seen by 2.6 million viewers. The episode put SyFY in fifth place for the night among cable networks. RAW this week put USA in fourth and fifth place, with 4.3 million viewers. RAW did a 1.77 among people aged 18 to 49, and a 2.35 among the M18-49 demographic.

– The "Geek to Me" blog over on ChicagoNow.com is featuring an interview with current Ring of Honor and former TNA star Christopher Daniels where he talks about what makes ROH different compared to the WWE and TNA products in wrestling. "Well Ring of Honor has always put a premium on the in-ring action. And I feel that ROH in terms of bell-to-bell action is one of the best wrestling organizations in the world today. They pattern their style a lot after the Japanese style. There's a lot of mixture of Japanese and Mexican 'lucha libre' style in there. And a lot of the guys in that locker room have a lot of experience all over the world, whether it's been in Japan or in Mexico, or just throughout the United States. The main focus has been on what happens inside the ring. And for hard-core wrestling fans sometimes there's not enough of that for them on television with the WWE or with TNA. There's always a lot of talk, a lot of soap-opera and ROH is sort of in the opposite direction and tries to be a true alternative to those companies when it comes to presenting their product."

– It was explained on WWE television that Mark Henry missed RAW due to a personal situation with his family. As noted earlier here on the website, Henry's brother Patrick Henry suffered a stroke on 10/3, and was in intensive care. Henry's brother has five month old twins and no medical insurance and a local television station in Texas was pushing raising money for donations. To help out, you can get details on how to donate by clicking here.