Tyler McKinna's DIVIDEND MONEY took a hard look at World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) as a dividend play in a story entitled WRESTLING FOR RETURNS. McKinna, a noted Wall Street tipster, disclosed he does not own any WWE stock. His report (Dividend Money) states the following:

As Wrestling News Desk exclusively reported to you several days ago, "Armando Estrada" has been named the new on-air General Manager of WWE's version of Extreme Championship Wrestling. The irony is that Estrada's big break happened when he worked with former ECW owner and creative guru (and on-air leader) Paul Heyman in WWE developmental territory OVW two years ago, developing the very character he is now on ECW with.

The Associated Press has updated the story about the legal battle that is pitting Chris Benoit's parents, ex-wife, and surviving two children in Canada against Nancy Benoit's parents and sister in Daytona Beach, Florida. It seems like a terribly painful battle for all parties.

The Associated Press is reporting this morning that Manny Arora,the lawyer for Chris Benoit, Lex Luger, Rey Mysterio, Johnny Grunge and many other wrestlers personal physician Dr. Phil Astin asked a judge on Monday to disallow evidence seized from the doctor's office just days after the bodies of Chris, Nancy, and Daniel Benoit were found.