Today's News

WWE:

The first star to create a name for their finish, after the edict from WWE officials yesterday is Rosa Mendes. She named her submission the Rosa's Thorn.

The promotion announced they raised $400,000 for children's charities over the WrestleMania weekend.

TNA Sacrifice results and notes:

The Wolves recaptured the TNA Tag Team Titles.
Mr. Anderson bt Sam Shaw.
Kurt Angle & Willow bt ECIII & Rockstar Spud.
Sanada bt Tigre Uno to retain the X title.
Gunner bt James Storm.
Angelina Love bt Madison Rayne to win the Women's title.
Bobby Roode bt Bully Ray.
Eric Young bt Magnus to retain the TNA World Title.

Some fans have complained that they were charged as much as $10 more than usual for the event.

TNA also announced that Knux would return to the group, and will head up a new stable.

Bully Ray suffered a broken rib, and James Storm, severe bruising to his back.

Death:

Former WWF, and WCW announcer Lee Marshall has died. As well as wrestling, he also had some mainstream fame, voicing Tony The Tiger, in a series of TV ad's for the breakfast cereal brand Kellogg's.

WWE released this statement...

"WWE is saddened by the news that Lee Marshall has passed away.A gifted broadcaster with an unmistakable voice, Marshall provided commentary for both the AWA and WCW and was a Monday Nitro fixture with his weekly "Road Report." He appeared with WWE for one night only, handling ring announcing duties for the Los Angeles portion of WrestleMania 2. In addition to his contributions to the world of sports-entertainment, Marshall was also the voice of iconic cereal mascot Tony the Tiger on Frosted Flakes commercials.Our deepest condolences go out to Marshall's family, friends and fans."

Raw:

Official tease...

* Can The Authority control Kane?

* Will Dolph Ziggler & Hugh Jackman teach Damien Sandow about respect?

* What will happen between The Shield & Evolution?

* Who will advance - Rob Van Dam or Barrett?

* Will The Usos retain their gold?

Triple H has confirmed that Ric Flair will be at the show.

Milestone reached:

Dean Ambrose is now the longest reigning US Champion in the WWE era of the gold.