*Mickie James has been added to the K&S Wrestlefest in Carteret, NJ at the Holiday Inn on July 10th. She joins Ashley Massaro, Roadkill, Danny Doring, Eric Embry, Tomko, John Nord, Jose Lothario, Jay Lethal, Killer Brooks, Robert Roode, James Storm, Don Callis, Jeff "NWO Sting" Farmer, Snitsky, Val Venis, Savio Vega, Rocky Johnson, Mark & Chris Youngblood, Paul Birchill and Shelton Benjamin.

*ODB has some heat on her for comments she made on Twitter a few weeks back about what has happened to the TNA Knockouts division. TNAWrestlingNews.com is reporting that ODB wasn't brought to the TV tapings this week.

*One of the reasons for Mick Foley doing the "leave TNA" storyline is because his annual contract listed a maximum number of dates. TNA had used Foley so often that he was way above the pace.

* Eric Bischoff has been talking about doing some sort of show on Spike this Summer similar to WWE's Tough Enough. We'll keep you posted here on the website.

*Christopher Daniels hasn't committed to any Ring of Honor dates after July and the feeling is that he's at least in serious talks with TNA about returning.

* Shane McMahon, who is no longer a WWE employee, still owns 675,249 shares of WWE stock, worth $10,810,736. He also has another 631,761 shares, worth $10,114,493, earmarked for him in a 2004 trust set up by his father Vince. Speaking of Vince, he's not doing too bad himself. His 4.5 million shares of stock are currently worth a staggering $720,450,000. (Stock values based on 5/25 stock price of $16 per share)

*The Rio Rancho Observer has an article up on Dolph Ziggler, hyping the upcoming WWE house show in the area as well as his amateur background.

* Sunday's WWE Over the Limit pay-per-view at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan drew 11,000 paid fans with a live gate of approximately $675,000.

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