– The following are some figures from some of the latest WWE Studios projects:

“The Marine: Homefront” sold $2,570,365 worth of DVD units and $730,820 in Blu-ray units since March.

“12 Rounds: Reloaded” sold $919,421 worth of DVD units and $584,831 in Blu-ray units since June.

“The Call” sold $8,513,782 worth of DVD units and $3,142,841 in Blu-ray units from June 30th through August 4th.

“Dead Man Down” sold $3,418,711 worth of DVD units and $1,824,178 in Blu-ray units from July 14th through August 4th.

– WWE RAW will be facing tougher competition than usual on Monday night as they go head-to-head with one of the most talked about Monday Night Football games of the season when the New Orleans Saints battle the Seattle Seahawks.

– WWE is attempting to get their fans to vote for Halle Berry for the “Best Dramatic Actress” in the People’s Choice Awards. Berry starred in the WWE Films movie “The Call.” Fans interested in voting for her can do so online at PeoplesChoice.com.

– WWE Hall of Famers Edge and Shawn Michaels were interviewed yesterday for future issues of WWE Magazine.

– Vince McMahon tweeted the following message on Thursday about the WWE Studios film “The Call” being nominated for”Favorite Thriller Movie” at this year’s People’s Choice Awards:

My favorite #thrillermovie this year is @WWEStudios' "The Call" #HalleBerryRocks #PeoplesChoice Awards http://t.co/L5frLGfRk2

— Vince McMahon (@VinceMcMahon) November 8, 2013

– Big E Langston has commented on his advertised match against Curtis Axel not taking place on this week’s episode of WWE Main Event:

I was Europe-bound. I suggested we have the match on the plane. No dice. “@juliusblaise: What happened to your IC Title on Main Event?"

— Ettore “Big E” Ewen (@WWEBigE) November 7, 2013

– Alexa Bliss, Sasha Banks and Leo Kruger will be meeting fans before the WWE NXT live event in Jacksonville, Florida at the Jacksonville Armory tonight.

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-According to one report, the recent cyptic tweets that seem to allude to The Undertaker are likely promotion for the new WWE 2K14 video game.

-The WWE Studios project, “Dead Man Down” has sold 107,211 copies on DVD and 64,000 copies on Blu-ray. “The Call” has moved 400,698 DVDs. “12 Rounds: Reloaded,” which stars WWE Superstar Randy Orton, has moved 61,226 copies on DVD (as of late July).

-Tickets to the New York Comic-Con, which will feature appearances by WWE Superstars Kane and Hornswoggle, are officially sold out.

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-The WWE Studios Film “Leprechaun: Origins,” which stars WWE Superstar Hornswoggle, will be released in theaters on February 28, 2014.

-WWE Studios are currently developing a sequel to “The Call,” which was one of the more successful WWE-related film projects. Fans who watched the initial film are aware of the potential of the sequel, as the final scene in the movie left the window open for such a possibility.

-The WWE Studios project, “See No Evil 2,” which stars WWE Superstar Kane, will officially begin shooting on Monday in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

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– Variety.com reports that the WWE Studios film “The Call” helped DVD-rental kiosk service Red Box set a big milestone last month, when it was the company’s the 3 billionth rental. The rental took place on July 16th from Littleton, Colorado.

– Here’s video of this week’s Doritos Jacked Fan Correspondent interviewing Damien Sandow:

“One lucky member of the WWE Universe won two tickets for Raw in Green Bay by asking Damien Sandow a bold question. Will you be the next Doritos Jacked WWE Correspondent?”

– WWE Studios’ “The Call” with Halle Berry and David Otunga finished at #2 at the box office over the weekend, taking in over $17 million. Based on the strong early showing, the movie is projected to take in around $45 million, which would make it a successful venture for WWE Studios and Sony Pictures. According to movie data site BoxOfficeMojo.com, the average audience for the film was 61% female and 53% were above the age of 30.

By comparison, WWE Studios’ Dead Man Down opened last weekend with just $5.45 million. It drew just over $2 million this past weekend.

– WWE manager Dutch Mantel (Zeb Colter) has posted a new blog on his Facebook page talking about his new role in WWE:

“Hey guys…sorry I haven’t been around much but since I’ve gotten a ‘new job’ I’ve been running like crazy,” he said. “There’s not enough time in the week to handle all the things now. I’m not leaving, I’m just having to back out for a while. I’m the same guy…just with a different perspective now.”

 

“I have a lot of great stories to tell…funny how life changes. What a story. I’ll keep it until the next book. You won’t believe it. Take care…keep watching. This could get very interesting.”

– WWE Studios’ “The Call” starring Halle Berry and featuring David Otunga is having a strong opening weekend, grossing $6.2 million in its opening day.

The film is projected to make $16.7 million for the opening weekend, which would give it the #2 spot at the box office, behind Disney’s “Oz The Great And Powerful” and ahead of the new “Incredible Burt Wonderstone” comedy starring Jim Carrey and Steve Carrell as rival Vegas magicians.

– Here’s the latest WWE Backstage Fallout from Friday’s SmackDown:

“In the SmackDown edition of “Backstage Fallout,” Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter tells the WWE Universe what it needs, while The Great Khali … well, you just have to hear for yourselves.”

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– With Shawn Michaels retired, WWE.com has an article up looking at who will be the next “Mr. WrestleMania.” Among the superstars disucssed are Chris Jericho, John Cena, Dolph Ziggler and CM Punk.

– Prime Time Players member Darren Young recently injured his knee and could be out of action until October, according to the Wrestling Observer. Young tweeted on Thursday:

“Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people. Young is 100% @WWE! #ClearYoung #PTP2Mania #MOD”

“A wise man once said ,”The 2 most powerful warriors are patience and time.” Well who’s got the time 2 b patient! #ClearYoung #StrongPTP 100%”

– Here is a new trailer for the WWE Studios film “The Call” starring Halle Berry and featuring David Otunga:

– WWE has released the following movie trailer for the upcoming WWE Studios film “The Call” starring Halle Berry and featuring David Otunga:

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– Here is this week’s edition “What Was Cut From Raw on Hulu,” courtesy of Kaleb Perkins:

– The video package showing Bob Barker hosting
– Kane vs. Damien Sandow
-Josh Mathews interviewing Brodus Clay about what Punk said about Clay on last week’s Raw.
– The video package on the contract signing with Mr. McMahon and Donald Trump for their Hair vs. Hair match at WrestleMania 23.
– CM Punk vs. Brodus Clay & CM Punk’s post-match promo
– The video package on the best vehicular moments on Raw.
– The backstage segment with Mick Foley and The Rock, which gets interrupted by Vickie Guerrero.
– Sheamus vs. 3MB )Over the Top Challenge match).
– Josh Mathews interviewing John Cena about his steel cage match with Dolph Ziggler.
– Miz coming out to hint who his guest would be on MizTV.
– The video package on Mike Tyson coming to WrestleMania, that Steve Austin interrupts and both men get into a brawl.
– Daniel Bryan vs. Cody Rhodes
– The video package showing Matt Striker interviewing Eve on the WWE Active app, with Eve “quitting” WWE.
– The backstage segment with AJ and Big E Langston on the weddings that happened on Raw, which includes a Dolph Ziggler promo on his steel cage match with John Cena.
– The entrance of Jim Ross coming to ringside to call the steel cage match