NEWSBOARD - Diva Finalist Amy Weber Injured; Current Unforgiven PPV Card; Dark Match & Heat Spoilers; 9/9 Smackdown Preview; WWE.com Bonus Raw Footage

Diva Finalist Amy Weber Injured; Current Unforgiven PPV Card; Dark Match & Heat Spoilers; 9/9 Smackdown Preview; WWE.com Bonus Raw Footage

Here are your dark match & International Heat spoilers from Monday 9/6/2004:

DARK MATCH:

- Molly Holly def. Summer Rain

- Chuck Palumbo def Val Venis
- Rodney Mack def Maven
- Stevie Richards def Shelton Benjamin

Here is your current WWE Unforgiven PPV Card:

- Randy Orton (c) vs. Triple H (Heavyweight Title)
- Chris Jericho vs. Christian (Ladder Match For Vacated IC Title)
- La Resistance (c) vs Tajiri & Rhyno (Tag Titles Match)
- Trish Stratus (c) vs Victoria (Womens Title)
- William Regal & Chris Benoit vs. Ric Flair & Batista
- Kane vs. Shawn Michaels

WWE.com has posted bonus footage from Monday's Raw. Three are interviews with Kane, Evolution, and Chris Jericho. One is of Amy Weber, which reveals that she was injured during the Divas Segment.

She was shown visibly in pain and crying as she walked to her car on route to a local hospital. Some talk is that she suffered an arm or shoulder injury. Unless WWE offers her some type of money settlement, I wouldn't be surprised if something was filed against WWE for having the physical challenge. It should be really interesting how the "boxing" challenge is handled next week. I will get into this more on the hotline Wednesday night. Since we've been saying 'Christy-Carmella' as WWE's two finalists since there were 30 divas, we will have some interesting info to add.

Here is your 9/9 Smackdown preview, courtesy of WWE.com:

HERE COMES REIGNS
Sept. 9, 2004

So where do Kurt Angle and Eddie Guerrero go from here?

Yes, the former Olympic Champ did get Latino Heat to tap out to the ankle lock in their best-of-three falls match on the most recent SmackDown! But did that victory really prove that Angle is the better wrestler?

After all, Luther Reigns interfered on Angle’s behalf, crippling Guerrero with a chair to the legs just moments before Angle slapped on his submission move.

Certainly, we can expect to see some major fallout from Reigns' actions. Don’t miss SmackDown! (8/7 CT on UPN) to find out.

Meanwhile, who’s next on Heidenreich’s hit list?

Will Paul Heyman’s unstable monster actually have a match or just continue to terrorize unsuspecting victims and rack up fines from GM Theodore Long?

Then there’s Billy Kidman’s dilemma. Will the apprehension over his Shooting Star Press continue after he injured Chavo Guerrero with the move two weeks ago?