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Match One: ?Douglas Williams def. Gunner via pinfall.

Match Two: Samoa Joe & Crimson fought to a double DQ.

Match Three: Austin Aries def. Mark Haskins & Alex Shelley via pinfall to retain the X Division Championship.

Match Four: Gail Kim def. Tara, Mickie James & Madison Rayne via pinfall after attacking Tara with the title belt to retain the Knockouts Championship.

Match Five: A.J. Styles def. Bully Ray via pinfall.

Match Six: James Storm def. Bobby Roode via DQ. Roode retains the World Heavyweight Championship.

Match Seven: James Storm, Hulk Hogan & Sting def. Bobby Roode, Bully Ray & Kurt Angle via pinfall.

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TNA House Show Results (1/26): Hogan Returns to the Ring

On the last edition of Wrestling Voice Radio, Mick Foley had the following to say about why he returned to WWE at the Dublin, Ireland house show event:

“The basic answer is because I just happened to be flying into Dublin the day they were there and my hotel was literally across the street. I called and asked if I could come hang out and it was a lot of fun.”

Foley went on to say that he feels he has one big match left in him and he'd like to face The Miz.

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Asking gay, bi and other men who have sex with men to wait six months longer for a tool that we know can make an enormous difference today is asking too much — and forsaking too many lives.
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I can’t say that I find much mutual agreement with former Pennsylvania senator and presidential aspirant Rick Santorum, but for a brief, mad moment yesterday, I thought that we had finally found some cause in common. My momentary ecstacy occurred last night, when I happened upon this ThinkProgress headline: “Santorum: â??Huge Moral Failingsâ?? Are The â??Root Causeâ?? Of Our Economic Problems.”

Immediately, I thought, “Huzzah, Rick Santorum, you are absolutely right!” And you’ll find a lot of others who agree. Take David Francis, of the Christian Science Monitor, who in May of 2010 opined:

At the heart of the financial crisis lay a moral failing. Too many financial-industry officials, and often their customers, lacked the ethical training and guts to refuse to sell or buy “liar’s loans” and other toxic mortgages. Too many were willing to operate a massive casino that traded financial derivatives of little constructive value.

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Tiger Woods finally gets back to golf next week at the Bridgestone Invitational, ending an 11-week break to heal injuries to his left leg.

Woods used his website to announce his return on Thursday. He posted on his Twitter account that he’s “feeling fit and ready to tee it up at Firestone next week. Excited to get back out there!”

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APOPKA, Fla. — A suspect fired several shots from a handgun after fighting erupted among teenagers at a birthday party at a central Florida home, leaving nine people wounded, authorities said Sunday.

After the shooting, a suspect left the house party where some 30 teenagers had gathered near Apopka, authorities said, adding a gray SUV carrying that person was stopped afterward and the person was undergoing questioning.

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Since the Republican Party now worships at the altar of “Saint Ronald of Reagan,” it’s always fun to point out the hard, cold fact that Reagan would simply not be acceptable to the Republican Party as it stands today.
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WWE star The Miz posted the following on his Twitter page: “Had a nightmare that I bababooeyed the first pitch,” Miz wrote. Dodgers vs. Giants tomorrow, come check out if it becomes…

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CLACKAMAS, Ore. – Fishery managers from Oregon and Washington today decided to re-open the chinook salmon season on the Columbia River below Bonneville Dam, effective Sunday, May 15. Anglers will also be able to retain steelhead and sockeye.

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Filed under: Mariners , FanHouse Previews It may seem like just weeks ago that the baseball season ended, but, believe it or not, Spring Training is here. If you’re like the rest of us at FanHouse, you can’t wait for the season to begin, but we’ve got you covered until opening day arrives.

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