Today on Wrestling Wednesday, your topic for discussion is going to involve special match stipulations. With WWE announcing that HHH and Undertaker will face off in a Hell in a Cell match at Wrestlemania, I started thinking about my favorite match stipulations from wrestling history and came up with a good list.

Make sure you tune in for the "Wrestling Wreport" today at 6:20pm on WONE where we'll get you caught up on all the behind the scenes news from your favorite guilty pleasure!

Call (937-457-9663) or email (Clint@wone.com) and tell us your favorite special match stipulation! Here's mine:

WAR GAMES

God bless the geniuses at NWA and WCW in the 70s/80s for coming up with a match where you pit more than 40 wrestlers together at once in 2 rings with a cage on top of it all! In wrestling, you've got to go big or go home and the War Games match is as much ridiculous mayhem as anyone could come up with. Yes it may have been unnecessary but what isn't in pro wrestling?

If you've got 20 minutes to spare, here's the most classic War Games match from the 1996 Fall Brawl between Sting's WCW Team and Hollywood Hogan's NWO Team.

According to BoxingScene.com, Trotwood middleweight boxing sensation Chris Pearson's (2-0, 1 KO) next bout will be this Saturday, Feb. 25 in St. Louis as part of the non-televised undercard of HBO's Boxing After Dark.

The 21-year old Pearson will take on Sidney, Ohio native Jeremy Wood (1-4, 1 KO) in a four round fight in the middleweight division.

I don't know much about Wood but Pearson hasn't struggled much in his first two professional challenges and continues to be one of the most promising upcoming fighters in the watered-down middleweight division.

The live event airs at 10pm, you should be able to catch Chris Pearson's fight on YouTube.

One of the most popular topics in the history of the program has been what many of you call the "wussification" of the NFL. Whether it's from essentially eliminating the kickoff or officials doing everything besides arrest players for hitting a quarterback regardless of if he's holding onto the football, from what I can tell a lot of you feel like the future of the NFL is going to include two-hand touch contact.

While that may be going a little overboard, our own listener/emailer Dan "The Motown Man" created the league's brand new logo, which may come into use before the end of the decade.

I present to you, the National Flag Football League!

...QBs everywhere are signing up now.

Thanks Dan!

Happy Friday fellow "Drivers", here are a couple of links to the most interesting stories from Cincinnati's two franchises in the last 24 hours as well as the game preview for tonight's Gems game.

1) In a move nobody saw coming, the Reds welcome back pitcher Brett Tomko, 36, who was last with the team in 2000. Here's the story from SI.com.

2) In Bengals court news: the AP is reporting that LB Rey Maualuga has pleaded not guilty to assault charges stemming from his incident last weekend at a Cincinnati club where he allegedly punched an employee. WLWT-TV has the story here.

3) Preview of tonight's action at Hara Arena where the Dayton Gems will host the Allen Americans in CHL action! Check it out here.

Finally, here's the best moment from when Jason Pierre-Paul Brandon Jacobs invaded TNA Impact last night and got beer spit in his face by Bubba Bully Ray Dudley.

Last night on Letterman, the brand new Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue cover was unveiled in all its glory and 19-year old cover model Kate Upton is now officially lighting up Google.

Here's the SI cover for your enjoyment:

Upton was also featured in a commercial for the new MLB 2K12 video game with none other than Reds OF Jay Bruce.

Here's Bruce proving that pitching (and pimping) ain't easy.