WWE Hall of Famer “Superfly” Jimmy Snuka was arrested this morning at his New Jersey home and will be charged with third-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter for the death of his girlfriend more than 32 years ago.

Snuka was arraigned at 1:50 p.m. Tuesday at the Lehigh County Central Booking Center. He was sent to county jail under $100,000 bail.

Earlier this month, Snuka’s wife revealed that he was diagnosed with stomach cancer.

Back on May 10th, 1983, Snuka wrestled on a WWE TV taping from the Allentown Fairgrounds in Pennsylvania. When he got back to his hotel room, he alleged that he found Nancy Argentino gasping for air and oozing yellow fluid from her nose and mouth. She died the following day from traumatic brain injures. She also had a number of cuts and bruises which suggested domestic abuse.

The autopsy report stated her injuries were consistent with being hit with a “stationary object.” The forensic pathologist suggested that the case be invested as a homicide, but no charges were filed until today.

An investigation was reopened last year when Pennsylvania’s Morning Call newspaper published an in-depth story on the alleged murder, which led to a grand jury investigation that ultimately resulted in Snuka being charged.

* WWE Issues A Statement Regarding Jimmy Snuka’s Arrest

– TNA’s official website posted the following Impact Wrestling schedule on Destination America for the month of September.

* Wednesday, September 9th: New Impact episode
* Wednesday, September 16th: New “Winner Takes All” Lethal Lockdown episode
* Wednesday, September 23rd: New Impact episode
* Wednesday, September 30th: Countdown To Glory
* The Bound For Glory pay-per-view takes place on October 4th

– The latest edition of TNA’s “My First Day,” which you can check out below, features Marti Bell of The Dollhouse.

– The latest edition of TNA’s “The Question Mark,” which you can watch below, features TNA stars takling about the best sports teams.

• UFC’s Dana White Talks About Behind-The-Scenes BATTLES With VINCE MCMAHON~!!

The following are highlights of a new SI Extra Mustard interview with TNA President Dixie Carter:

On TNA’s status with Destination America: “The biggest challenge for us is building a brand in the U.S. That’s where we need to grow. We’re contracted to Destination America through the end of the year, and we are in discussions going on for 2016.”

On TNA’s future: “TNA will continue exist, and on a level that far exceeds what we’re currently doing. I’m looking ahead five years down the road, not a year down the road.”

On TNA creating competition and WWE: “Besides WWE, we’re the only global promotion in the world. We’re in over 120 countries worldwide and in 19 languages. We made a conscious decision about three years ago to take a step back and focus on young talent. We’ve had some of the biggest names ever on our show. People have given us a hard time about using WWE talent, but after a hot run with us, almost every one of them has worked with WWE again. That is a huge compliment for us.

“I do feel we’ve taken some unfair blows. Competition, no matter who it is, is healthy. It’s absolutely imperative for the industry to grow. There’s a reason that there is a Lowe’s on the corner of every Home Depot, and a Walgreens across from every CVS. It’s important for the industry.”

Check out the complete interview at SI.com.

• VIDEO: UFC President Dana White & TOP UFC Star Nearly Get Into FIST-FIGHT!

Randy Orton posted a health update on Instagram last night, addressing reports by Dave Meltzer of The Wrestling Observer Newsletter that he needs neck surgery.

Orton underwent shoulder surgery on 12/8 and says he’s recovering ahead of schedule.

He wrote:

“I see many of you think I need neck surgery. I heard weeks ago that Meltzer stated it as a fact. I don’t keep up with gossip, so I didn’t think anything of it. As far as my shoulder, I was cut on 12/8. Things are ahead of schedule and I’m pumped to get back to work. As far as my neck, and I’m only debunking this ‘fact’ for the sincerely concerned fans, I DONT need neck surgery. Remember, unless you hear about it on WWE.com, you really should take everything you read online concerning pro wrestling with a grain of salt.”

* JAMES STORM Reveals Why He Returned To TNA Instead Of Staying With NXT

UFC President Dana White took a little shot at WWE Chairman Vince McMahon when talking about his prediction for the upcoming UFC featherweight title unification bout between Jose Aldo and Conor McGregor at UFC 194.

While talking at the UFC 193 Fan Q&A in Sydney, Australia, White was asked to give his prediction on the Aldo-McGregor bout.

“We have to get both those guys there and get this fight on,” White said. “Aldo is so talented, I just said I think he’s the pound-for-pound best. He hasn’t lost in ten years. McGregor is such a beast; he hits so hard and he comes forward. Everybody here, as fight fans, you know that the Irish are going to be there; there’s going to be Brazilians there. It’s going to be f*cking crazy in that arena; just the energy and the buzz is going to be nuts.”

White continued, “My prediction is — I don’t know what’s going to happen. If I knew what was going to happen, I’d be Vince McMahon. I don’t know what’s going to happen.”

UFC 194: Aldo vs. McGregor takes place on Saturday, December 12, 2015 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, airing live on pay-per-view.

• Why Is UFC President Dana White Taking Shots At Vince McMahon?! Find Out HERE!

Paige spoke to Channel Guide Magazine about her recent “Pipebomb” promo where she ran down the Divas Revolution and revealed that she was actually given a fair amount of freedom with what she was allowed to say.

“I felt like the whole ‘Divas Revolution’ thing started to get stale,” she said. “I thought it definitely needed a kick in the ass a little bit. Vince [McMahon] and our writers were so cool with the promo. They definitely gave me the freedom to say what I wanted. I kept it as tame as possible. I wanted to go a little bit harder, but I thought, ‘Nah, I’ll save it.’

“It was definitely an adrenaline rush. I wanted to be the bad guy and am happy to be the bad guy. I don’t mind being hated. But the crowd was so receptive to it and great. They were cheering most of it. I was like, ‘No, that’s not the way it was supposed to be.’ It was great. I was very nervous before doing it. I just wanted to get out there and kick some butt and light a fire under the ‘Divas Revolution’ again.”

“I feel like that a ‘Pipe Bomb,’ or ‘Paige Bomb’ as I call it, is what was needed. Now a team has split up and everyone is going for everyone, which is great. I’m looking forward to seeing where everyone else goes.”

She also explained why she felt it was time to speak her mind – and what went wrong with the Divas Revolution.

“It was cool the first couple of nights with the NXT girls coming up,” she said. “It was something new and fresh. Then we kind of went back to this stale state of having tag matches. We weren’t telling a story. Where was this going? With the whole Charlotte and Nikki [Bella] story, it was similar to me and Nikki. People were complaining about that.”

* Watch It Here: Paige’s PIPE BOMB Promo (Video)