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NFL News

The San Francisco 49ers will be taking on the Philadelphia Eagles this weekend. NFC Norh 1. Vikings 2-0 2. Bears 2-0 3. Packers 0-2 4. Lions 0-2

NFC South 1. Saints 2-0 2. Falcons 2-0 3. Buccaneers 1-1 4. Panthers 0-2

MLB News

THE NEW YORK YANKES ARE THE 2006 AL EAST CHAMPIONS.. YEAH GO Yankees.

The NY Mets clinched the AL EAST Division Championship.

WWE NEWS

WWE NEWS

(FOR MORE INFO GO TO Kevinpriorsportsnews.com (kprior5801.tripod.com) WWE Has signed :

Marty Jannetty

Brad Anderson

Rodney Mack.

Hulk Hogan will be mentioned in the Globe for his recent trouble with his yellow Lamborghini. WWE.com had added an interview with Too Cold Scorpio on their website. The dark main event for RAW in Chicago on 10.23.06 will be DX and John Cena facing the team of Umaga, Randy Orton and Edge. NBC will be working with the WWE for a special promotion for the "Cyber Sunday" PPV in November. NBC will run a contest where a winner will get a driving school lesson with a WWE wrestler. On another note, WWE have released the official poster for November’s pay-per-view ‘WWE Cyber Sunday’. The poster features WWE RAW diva Maria and a laptop with Maria standing over it in-between her legs which are spread out. WWE Trying To Keep JBL; Deal Reached? We reported earlier here that JBL may be leaving WWE following the company’s No Mercy PPV early next month in order to pursue his full time career as an investment banker. According to an update by Dave Meltzer (editor of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter), this may not be the case. It appears as if WWE wants to keep JBL as a color commentator for the SmackDown brand and have already began negotiations on a deal that will keep him. There is even a possibility that the new deal may have already been reached.

WWE Smackdown News

WWE RAW News

ECW News

Current Wresltling Champions

WWE's Champions

Brand	Championship	Current champion(s)	Held since	Venue Won at (PPV or Show)
RAW	WWE Champion	John Cena	September 17, 2006	WWE Unforgiven 2006
	WWE Intercontinental Champion	Johnny Nitro	June 25, 2006	WWE Vengeance 2006
	WWE Women's Champion	Vacant	Vacant	Vacant
	World Tag Team Champions	Sprit Squad	April 3, 2006	WWE RAW Episode April 3, 2006
SmackDown!	World Heavyweight Champion	King Booker	July 23, 2006	WWE Great American Bash 2006
	WWE United States Champion	Mr. Kennedy	September 1, 2006	WWE Smackdown Episode September 1, 2006
	WWE Cruiserweight Champion	Gregory Helms	January 29, 2006	WWE Royal Rumble 2006
	WWE Tag Team Champions	Paul London and Brian Kendrick	May 21, 2006	WWE Judgement Day 2006

ECW's Champions

Brand	Championship	Current champion(s)	Held since	Venue Won (PPV or Show)
ECW	ECW World Heavyweight Champion	The Big Show	July 4, 2006	ECW Episode

TNA's Champions

Brand	Championship	Current champion(s)	Held since	Venue Won (PPV or Show)
TNA	TNA/NWA World Heavyweight Champion	Jeff Jarrett	June 18, 2006	TNA Slamiversary
	NWA World Tag Team Champions	w:A.J. Styles and Christopher Daniels	September 24, 2006	TNA No Surrender
	TNA X Division Champion	Senshi	June 22, 2006.	TNA Impact Episode

WWE SMACKDOWN PRESENTS NO MERCY

Matches

Undertaker vs Ken Kennedy

Batista vs Finlay

Steele Cage Match Rey Mysterio vs Chavo Guerrero

WWE Cruiserweight Championship Gregory Helms (c) vs Matt Hardy

World Heavyweigh Championship King Booker (c) vs Lashley

WWE RAW PRESENTS CYBER SUNDAY

Matches

Coming Soon.

NFL Section

NFL Games This Week

Week 1

Dolphins 17/0-1

Steelers 28/1-0

Eagles 24/1-0

Texans 10/1-0

Seahawks 9/1-0

Lions 6/0-1

Saints 19/1-0

Browns 14/0-1

Falcons 20/1-0

Panthers 6/0-1

NY Jets 23/1-0

Titans 16/0-1

Ravens 27/1-0

Buccaneers 0/0-1

Broncos 10/0-1

Rams 18/1-0

Bills 17/0-1/

Patriots 19/1-0

Bengals 23/1-0

Chiefs 10/0-1

Cowboys 17/0-1

Jaguars 24/1-0

Bears 26/1-0

Packers 0/0-1

49ers 27/0-1

Cardinals 35/1-0

Week 2

Week 3

Super Bowl Champions

NFL Championships

American Football Conference (AFC)

National Football Conference (NFC)

Game	Date	Winning Team	Score	Losing Team	Venue	City
V	17 January, 1971	Baltimore Colts (1)	16-13	Dallas Cowboys	Miami Orange Bowl (3)	Miami (3)
VI	16 January, 1972	w:Dallas Cowboys (1)	24-3	w:Miami Dolphins	w:Tulane Stadium (2)	New Orleans (2)
VII	14 January, 1973	w:Miami Dolphins (1)	14-7	w:Washington Redskins	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (2)	Los Angeles (2)
VIII	13 January, 1974	Miami Dolphins (2)	24-7	Minnesota Vikings	Rice Stadium (1)	Houston (1)
IX	12 January, 1975	Pittsburgh Steelers (1)	16-6	Minnesota Vikings	Tulane Stadium (3)	New Orleans (3)
X	18 January, 1976	Pittsburgh Steelers (2)	21-17	Dallas Cowboys	Miami Orange Bowl (4)	Miami (4)
XI	9 January, 1977	Oakland Raiders (1)	32-14	Minnesota Vikings	Rose Bowl Stadium (1)	Pasadena (3)*
XII	15 January, 1978	Dallas Cowboys (2)	27-10	Denver Broncos	Louisiana Superdome (1)	New Orleans (4)
XIII	21 January, 1979	Pittsburgh Steelers (3)	35-31	Dallas Cowboys	Miami Orange Bowl (5)	Miami (5)
XIV	20 January, 1980	Pittsburgh Steelers (4)	31-19	Los Angeles Rams	Rose Bowl Stadium (2)	Pasadena (4)
XV	25 January, 1981	Oakland Raiders (2)	27-10	Philadelphia Eagles	Louisiana Superdome (2)	New Orleans (5)
XVI	24 January, 1982	San Francisco 49ers (1)	26-21	Cincinnati Bengals	Pontiac Silverdome (1)	Pontiac (1)*
XVII	30 January, 1983	Washington Redskins (1)	27-17	Miami Dolphins	Rose Bowl Stadium (3)	Pasadena (5)
XVIII	22 January, 1984	Los Angeles Raiders (3)	38-9	Washington Redskins	Tampa Stadium (1)	Tampa (1)
XIX	20 January, 1985	San Francisco 49ers (2)	38-16	Miami Dolphins	Stanford Stadium (1)	Stanford (1)
XX	26 January, 1986	Chicago Bears (1)	46-10	New England Patriots	Louisiana Superdome (3)	New Orleans (6)
XXI	25 January, 1987	New York Giants (1)	39-20	Denver Broncos	Rose Bowl Stadium (4)	Pasadena (6)
XXII	31 January, 1988	Washington Redskins (2)	42-10	Denver Broncos	Jack Murphy Stadium (1)***	San Diego (1)
XXIII	22 January, 1989	San Francisco 49ers (3)	20-16	Cincinnati Bengals	Joe Robbie Stadium (1)***	Miami (6)**
XXIV	28 January, 1990	San Francisco 49ers (4)	55-10	Denver Broncos	Louisiana Superdome (4)	New Orleans (7)
XXV	27 January, 1991	New York Giants (2)	20-19	Buffalo Bills	Tampa Stadium (2)	Tampa (2)
XXVI	26 January, 1992	Washington Redskins (3)	37-24	Buffalo Bills	Metrodome (1)	Minneapolis (1)
XXVII	31 January, 1993	Dallas Cowboys (3)	52-17	Buffalo Bills	Rose Bowl Stadium (5)	Pasadena (7)
XXVIII	30 January, 1994	Dallas Cowboys (4)	30-13	Buffalo Bills	Georgia Dome (1)	Atlanta (1)
XXIX	29 January, 1995	San Francisco 49ers (5)	49-26	San Diego Chargers	Joe Robbie Stadium (2)	Miami (7)**
XXX	28 January, 1996	Dallas Cowboys (5)	27-17	Pittsburgh Steelers	Sun Devil Stadium (1)	Tempe (1)*
XXXI	26 January, 1997	Green Bay Packers (3)	35-21	New England Patriots	Louisiana Superdome (5)	New Orleans (8)
XXXII	25 January, 1998	Denver Broncos (1)	31-24	Green Bay Packers	Qualcomm Stadium (2)***	San Diego (2)
XXXIII	31 January, 1999	Denver Broncos (2)	34-19	Atlanta Falcons	Pro Player Stadium (3)***	Miami (8)**
XXXIV	30 January, 2000	St. Louis Rams (1)	23-16	Tennessee Titans	Georgia Dome (2)	Atlanta (2)
XXXV	28 January, 2001	Baltimore Ravens (1)	34-7	New York Giants	Raymond James Stadium (1)	Tampa (3)
XXXVI	3 February, 2002	New England Patriots (1)	20-17	St. Louis Rams	Louisiana Superdome (6)	New Orleans (9)
XXXVII	26 January, 2003	Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1)	48-21	Oakland Raiders	Qualcomm Stadium (3)	San Diego (3)
XXXVIII	1 February, 2004	New England Patriots (2)	32-29	Carolina Panthers	Reliant Stadium (1)	Houston (2)
XXXIX	6 February, 2005	New England Patriots (3)	24-21	Philadelphia Eagles	ALLTEL Stadium (1)	Jacksonville (1)
XL	5 February, 2006	Pittsburgh Steelers (5)	21-10	Seattle Seahawks	Ford Field (1)	Detroit (2)*
XLI	4 February, 2007				Dolphin Stadium (4)***	Miami Gardens (9)**
XLII	3 February, 2008				Cardinals Stadium (1)	Glendale (2)*
XLIII	1 February, 2009				Raymond James Stadium (2)	Tampa (4)
XLIV	7 February, 2010				Dolphin Stadium (5)	Miami Gardens (10)
XLV	6 February, 2011				To be determined	To be determined
XLVI	5 February, 2012				To be determined	To be determined

(*) Note: Both Los Angeles and Pasadena are in the Greater Los Angeles Area, Pontiac is a suburb of Detroit, and both Tempe and Glendale are suburbs of Phoenix.

(**) Note: Miami Gardens was incorporated as a suburb of Miami in 2003. Prior to that, it was an unincorporated part of Miami-Dade County but the stadium had a Miami address.

(***) Note: Qualcomm Stadium was originally known as San Diego Stadium and Jack Murphy Stadium. Dolphin Stadium was originally Dolphin Stadium but was quickly changed to Joe Robbie Stadium then briefly Pro Player Park before changing to Pro Player Stadium, then went to Dolphins Stadium and finally back to Dolphin Stadium.

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References

1. http://www.wrestlezone.com 2. http://www.nfl.com