Wendi Richter, Here we have another member of WWE Hall of Fame family. Tonight, on Raw, WWE announced that Wendi Ritcher will be headed into the Hall of Fame as a member of the class 2010. She will be inducted by fellow Hall of Famer “Rowdy” Roddy Piper before start of Wrestlemania XXVI at the Dodge Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona. Wrestlemania XXVI is scheduled to start on 27th March 2010. Before Wendi Ritcher, TedDiBiase & Antonio Inoki have also been announced as the members of 2010 class.

For two times, she has been Women’s Champion. She is a legend and fans know her for her fights with Fabulous Moolah. Her pair with Cyndi Lauper was very famous. On 27th March at Dodge Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona, she will appear on WWE for the first time since 1985. In 1985, she left WWE after losing her title to the Fabulous Moolah under shady circumstances. She was unhappy with the results and so, she left arena and did not contact with WWE after that. So, hopefully, she is going to appear again in the ring of WWE at the Hall of Fame ceremony.

She is the 4th women ever to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame and that’s a big accomplishment. She won her first Women’s title in 1984 when she defeated “Fabulous Moolah” at the “The Brawl to End It All”. In 1985, she lost her title to Leilani Kai but soon regain it as well at the very first WrestleMania on 31st March, 1985.

Ice Dancing Olympics 2010 results and exit according to the results, the Canadian duo of Virtue and Moir won the ice dancing competition. 2nd is the position obtained by the husband of U.S. Merrill Davis and Charlie White. Tanith Belbin and Benjamin August, which actually broke the 30-year-old trend by winning the silver medal in figure skating won the position of 4th. Of my favorite Russian Oksana Domnina and Maxim Shabalin husband managed to get the bronze medal. He said the pair preferred to have gotten first place in the compulsories while the husband is Canadian a lot before it closed narrowly points. On Sunday, gave Merrill Davis andCharlie White of the original Indian folk dance performance. After the performance, and they are in a press conference that gave everything that was planned. On Sunday evening, the American pair got second place after scoring 67.08 points for the original dance. Came the silver medal after winning the General 215.74 points. Canadian pair won the gold medal after winning 221.57 points for theirperformance.

Husband to win is pretty much excited to have the gold. Muir commented that it was a wonderful night and week for them. He said he was the most memorial week of his life, and the feeling was that there can never be forgotten. On the other hand, the virtue, they skated together in their hearts, and they enjoy the moments we spent together, while the floor of ice skating. They are proud to be Canadian.

Who Won Dancing With The Stars Last Night, The end of Dancing With The Stars 2009 show last night , which is held in a winner. There were 13 couples at the start of the competition and only one has won the first prize. This is regarded as the tightest competition in the eight seasons and has been a difficult struggle for them.

The winner is the Olympic gold medalist Shawn Johnson, beating Gilles Marini, with almost 1%. Shawn Johnson “partner was Mark Ballas, a professional dancer, while Gilles Marini partner was Cheryl Burke.

So You Think You Can Dance Flash, We head to the Big Easy tonight on “So You Think You Can Dance” after last night’s flashing excitement, and New Orleans doesn’t disappoint, ya heard? (Unless you were expecting another flasher, that is.) I was particularly excited to see a couple styles new to the show. Nigel is off getting an honorary doctorate (in very fancy robes), so instead we’re joined by Adam Shankman and Lil’ C.

The Vegas-bound:

Shelby “Skip” Skipper/20/New Orleans Bounce – This style is basically the hip hop version of Riverdance in that while the legs are going crazy, the torso is mostly just providing backup support. There’s also much shaking of the torso, though, when the legs take a break. I’m exhausted just watching it. The judges all confess to being completely unfamiliar with the style, but they’re really digging it and appreciate Skip’s bringing it to their attention. I’m actually surprised by the Vegas ticket, though – I definitely thought he was a choreography candidate since that’s the route they often go with non-contemporary dancers.

Jonathan Litzler/18/Contemporary – Jonathan is a crazy good tumbler, but it doesn’t take away from his dancing at all. And honestly, this seems like one of those auditions that would be better to see in person. Adam actually calls it one of the best auditions he’s ever seen. Lil’ C is back to himself after taking the night off yesterday, calling Jonathan “a perfect blend of weight, energy, space, and time.” …So there you have it.

Justin Kenney/23/Breakdance – Justin survived a serious car accident, but we don’t need the sob story: his dancing speaks for itself. In fact, I can barely describe it! He does some amazing moves where he’s upside down on his hands pushing off into the air and spinning (”air flares”), and he’s off to the choreography round, where he unfortunately struggles. But they “take a huge, huge gamble” on him, and send him on to Vegas.

Kimalee Piedad/25/Ice Dancing With No Ice (”Theater Arts”) – Okay, seriously, these lifts are bananas. B-A-N-A-N-A-S. She and her partner are incredibly strong, holding very challenging positions with no sign of strain at all. It’s extraordinary, and I’d love to see what they could do with a SYTYCD waltz (and what she could do on her own). I’m loving the new styles tonight!

Jakob Karr/18/Contemporary – You know, Jakob just looks like he belongs on the show. He’s expressive, he’s got great lines, a couple interesting tricks but not enough to distract from the dancing, and more strength than you’d expect from someone his size. The judges think he’s phenomenal. Yay!

Diana Drexler/29/Contemporary – Her grandfather passed away the previous day, while she was away to audition. She does a great job, even without considering the mitigating factors. It’s beautiful. Way to represent for folks in their late 20’s! The judges are impressed both by her dancing and her strength, and they put her through to choreography and Vegas. It’s not even based on pity, either!

The Rest:

Eric La Blanc/25/Hip hop – Well…he’s an entertainer. And a great cautionary tale about Red Bull overconsumption. So…yeah. That audition happened. And it made him dizzy. And it somehow got him through to choreography. You know, it’s all well and good putting someone through because you think it’ll be funny to watch, but that really sucks for his partner.

Micah Mixon/24/Hip hop – Let’s summarize: tough childhood -> rebellion -> dancing -> spiritual awakening. Got it? Okay, on to the dancing. He’s got potential, but it’s a bit too jerky for my tastes, and I think he’s a little sloppy and could be hitting harder (aside from the chest – I agree with Lil’ C on that one). I just wasn’t blown away. As Mary points out, his gliding was strong – why not do more of that? I’m no expert, though, and the judges were blown away and send him to choreography, where he crashes and burns. I hate to say I told you so, but…

Cheers and Jeers:

Cheers to the brass band entertaining the waiting contestants. Cheers to “Mary’s Rules of What Not to Do Starring Adam Shankman”: no hat over your eyes, no reaching out to nowhere, no rubbing your body, and no men’s booty shaking! Agreed on all counts. Jeers to the lack of Nigel. I know not everyone agrees with me, but I really think his comments can be instructive and illuminating. Well, at least some of the time…you know, when he’s not ogling the ladies.