All the Raw, NXT, Smackdown, and MITB PPV digitals are finally up!

I have updated all the digitals from the past couple of weeks. Sorry for the delay!

First I want to send a happy late birthday to Cody!

Also I know there has been some lack of news, and I am sorry. Life has been pretty busy as of late so I will be able to update soon!

Sheamus def. John Cena, Randy Orton, and Edge to win the WWE Championship-

UNIONDALE, N.Y. — They battered John Cena. They destroyed Raw General Manager Bret Hart. And, tonight, at Fatal 4-Way, the NXT season one Rookies invaded the Nassau Coliseum to attack the WWE Championship Fatal 4-Way Match participants — primarily targeting The Champ — allowing The Celtic Warrior to steal the victory and win Cena’s title.

Tonight’s siege on the WWE Championship Match between Cena, Sheamus, Randy Orton and Edge was yet another shocking act perpetrated by this dangerous young group. Led by the recently fired Wade Barrett, the marauding band of rebels broke into the arena, stomped their way past Raw Superstars like R-Truth and The Hart Dynasty and then rushed the ring, brutalizing any unfortunate soul that got in their way.

With the four competitors battered and bruised from their agonizing encounter, there was little they could do to stop the seven, aggressive invaders. Cena, in particular, felt the brunt of the hostile team's unbridled anger as they again laid waste to him with a series of devastating maneuvers.

To make things worse for The Champ, Sheamus took advantage of the fact that there are no disqualifications in Fatal 4-Way Matches and covered a beaten Cena to claim his second WWE Championship. The imposing Irishman had little time to celebrate, however, as the NXT season one Rookies quickly set their sights on him, resulting in a wild chase to the locker room area.

On last Monday’s Raw, Cena’s anger toward this splinter group was already through the roof. After the events of tonight, the WWE Universe can guarantee that the former WWE Champion’s rage will be nothing short of epic. Tune in to see the fireworks.

Credit: Wrestleview

NEW YORK — Don't look for the WWE star John Cena to challenge ex-WWE wrestler Brock Lesnar for the Ultimate Fighting Championship's heavyweight crown.

"No way. I like the WWE badge," the pro wrestling champ said at a launch party here for sponsor Gillette's new Fusion ProGlide shaving system Tuesday night. Cena said he viewed last weekend's UFC 115 — the first time he watched a mixed martial arts event in full — "and it just did nothing for me."

But he said he's closely watching the growth of the UFC and mixed martial arts.

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Credit: Wrestleview

In an interview with FanHouse, WWE Champion John Cena cleared up the speculation regarding Bryan Danielson's release and explained why it's important for WWE to continue to operate under the TV-PG umbrella. Cena was in New York to participate as a celebrity judge along with Tony Parker and Erin Andrews in the Gillette Fusion ProGlide "Ultimate Summer Job" Finals. The contest awarded two friends the "summer job of a lifetime" -- which included a $50,000 award, a road trip across the U.S., and access to VIP events throughout the summer.

You can read our complete interview with Cena later today here at FanHouse. In it, Cena talked about why he's always been a baby-face (in the literal sense), what to expect at the Fatal 4-Way pay-per-view this Sunday, and who he believes is a rising star in WWE. We even got his extensive take on what the future holds for his beloved Boston Celtics. Be sure to check back tonight to hear his thoughts on those topics and more.

Below is the segment where Cena discussed the questions surrounding Danielson's release.

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Kofi Kingston & Michael McGillicutty def. Mark Henry & Lucky Cannon

Third-generation competitor NXT Rookie Michael McGillicutty has a lot of lineage to live up to. As the grandson of WWE Legend Larry “The Axe” Hennig and son of former Intercontinental Champion Mr. Perfect, McGillicutty must quickly make an impact on the WWE Pros and the WWE Universe – an accomplishment he achieved during week two of competition. He kicked off his first match by boldly tagging himself in to face the daunting Mark Henry. Then, with the help of his WWE Pro, Intercontinental Champion Kofi Kingston, McGillicutty earned victory when he pinned the competitive Lucky Cannon.

McGillicutty left a strong first impression, as his WWE Pro, Kingston, called him a “man on a mission” who “took a step in the right direction.” Despite their loss, Henry said his NXT Rookie, Cannon, “has a lot of potential.” But not all of the WWE Pros agreed. Cody Rhodes berated Cannon, calling him a loser. “You’re all style and no substance,” Rhodes said. Then, Henry challenged Rhodes to face Cannon one-on-one. A cocky Rhodes accepted the match for next week, then shockingly took a cheap shot at NXT announcer Matt Striker, knocking him off the stage!