McMahon visits OVW, Chyna on 'E', and Urlacher hurt but not wrestling

- Led by WWE chairman Vince McMahon, the entire creative team paid a visit to Louisville's Ohio Valley Wrestling developmental territory yesterday. While there, the team, aside from Stephanie McMahon and Bruce Prichard, scouted wrestlers' in-ring and promo skills.

As reported over the past several months, WWE also plans to expand its developmental territory.

- LOP reader Aaron Cole sent the following… For all you Chyna fans out there I was watching an episode of the Howard Stern show last night and it was asked if she (Chyna) would be interested in doing porn, and she replied saying she has already done something similar to that. Chyna went on to say that her and ex-boyfriend (X-Pac) made a video of the two having sex.When asked if she would be releasing the video she replied "YEAH". Chyna went on to say after that there are in the working progress in releasing the video as far as sexual content goes. So maybe before the year is out there's gonna be a Chyna/X-pac video for every on to see.

- Fox Sports Net New York and MSG cable may both be dropped by Time Warner cable here in New York as early as Sunday if the cable system and channels don't come to terms on a new agreement. The stations apparently asked for a 38% increase in the fees they charge Time Warner, and the cable system reportedly refused the proposal. Cablevision is asking $4 per Time Warner subscriber per month, up from $2.90.

- Brian Urlacher, the Pro Bowl linebacker who angered Chicago Bears management when he appeared on a TNA pay-per-view earlier this year, injured his hamstring during the first hour of practice on Wednesday and will be undergoing MRI tests to determine the extent of the injury.

The injury appears to be severe and is expected to keep Urlacher out of action indefinitely.

Urlacher appeared on a TNA event earlier in the year and tossed Jonny Fairplay over the top rope to the floor in footage that got heavy play on ESPN and other sportscasts across the country. Bears management was not amused because of the possibility that their star player might suffer an injury.