WWE Backlash took place last night at the 1st Mariner Arena in Baltimore, Maryland and two major titles changed hands. In the main event Triple H bested former-champ Randy Orton, John Cena, and JBL to claim the most prestigious title in sports entertainment.Cena opened up the eliminations in the bout, submitting JBL with the STFU before being quickly eliminated by Orton with a punt to the head. After a long one-on-one showdown Triple H pinned Orton with a pedigree to win the title. In the other title change at the event Matt Hardy defeated MVP with a clean twist of fate to pick up the United States Title. Kane pinned foe Chavo Guerrero with a chokeslam to retain the ECW championship and Undertaker submitted Edge via gogoplata to keep the heavyweight... [Read more]

Check out these links for your fill of recent mixed martial arts news: Travis Lutter Cut From The UFC Few TUF7 Cast Members To Fight At June 21st Live Finale Former WEC Champion McCullough Returns On June 1st Charles McCarthy Announces Retirement HDNet Fights Announces Partnership With DREAM EliteXC “Primetime” To Include Five Televised, Seven Preliminary Bouts Terry Martin Still Under Contract With The UFC [Read more]

Shannon Moore def. WWE Tag Team Champion The Miz Natalya def. Cherry Edge def. CM Punk Vladimir Kozlov def. Marty Garner World Heavyweight Champion Undertaker def. Batista (No Disqualification Match) As indicated by the results above Undertaker retained the world heavyweight championship last night on SmackDown, pinning Batista after a sweet chin music assist from Shawn Michaels helped the deadman pick up the no DQ victory. The title was on the line at SmackDown for the first time in months and so was a spot to face Edge at Backlash though Undertaker ultimately prevailed. Also on SmackDown Natalya defeated Cherry in her in-ring debut and Vladimir Kozlov remained undefeated in the WWE since debuting earlier this month. The stage is now set for... [Read more]

This afternoon the UFC announced three additional fights for UFC 85 in London, England at the O2 Arena. Announced today were Matt Hughes vs. Thiago Alves, Rashad Evans vs. James Irvin, and Michael Bisping vs. Chris Leben. UFC 85 airs live on pay-per-view on June 7th at 3pm ET. The complete card for the event is after the jump… [Read more] [Read more]

RESULTS Tommy Dreamer & Kelly Kelly def. Mike Knox & Layla Jimmy Wang Yang def. John Morrison Kofi Kingston def. Shelton Benjamin Mark Henry def. Nunzio Poor match booking from top to bottom this week on ECW. I’m struggling to find anything in the entire hour worthy passing along. The “Familia” as they’re now being called with Edge, Vickie Guerrero, Chavo, and others, attacked Kane in what I guess you could call the main event, even though it wasn’t a match. Giving the group a name is semi-useful. It was getting pretty confusing as it kept growing and the simple title goes a long way in helping keep its members straight. I am glad Kane is getting a push, though giving him the ECW title so quick was quirky... [Read more]