Today's News

PPV:

WWE.com have confirmed Randy Orton will face Dolph Ziggler at Night Of Champions.

Kane interview:

Has put the longevity of his career down to, looking after himself and maintaining a good level of endurance...

“What we do is athletic, basically. There were the days when the guys were huge and bulky and with bellies, but now we have to be in good shape. We have to have pretty good endurance. I’ve been pretty fortunate as far injuries are concerned. I’ve had minor injuries… Torn a bicep, broken a hand… It’s the worst for some people who get the nagging injuries, but I’ve taken good care of myself.”

He then talked about the differences between Glenn Jacobs and Kane...

“Kane is everything I’m not. But also, I think that what has always drawn people to Kane is that he has an emotional depth. The presentation is awesome, he’s a great character. All the things he says, people always see that there’s something behind that and that’s what they relate to. I’m pretty much the opposite. I’m not Kane for sure.”

Raw:

Raw tonight will be Pat Patterson night, but WWE do not plan on airing the celebration of the first IC Champ, and the man who is credited as the inventor of the Royal Rumble.

Jim Ross says the arena is not yet sold out.

WWE Teaser...

* Will Bret Hart have anything to say about The Montreal Screwjob?

* What’s up with the Paul Heyman and CM Punk relationship?

* Is AJ Lee out for revenge on Vickie Guerrero?

* The fallout from Booker T banning the Brogue Kick

* Has CM Punk rekindled John Cena’s fire within?

TNA:

Jeff Hardy won the No 1. contenders spot for a shot at the TNA title, and will face Austin Aries at the next PPV. This was not the planned result, they initially intended to have a James Storm vs Bully Ray final, with Storm winning, plans changed in the last month.

Saturn:

Perry Saturn has started to work for WWE developmental today.

Fans ejected from WWE show:

Two fans were removed from a house show in Canada over the weekend, after they jumped the barrier and got into the ring, during an intermission.