?Reported by Adam Martin of WrestleView.com

On Sunday, May 29, 2005 at 3:00 PM EST

As noted earlier, the $200 tickets for the upcoming ECW One Night Stand PPV on June 12 have been dropped to $100. So, this could mean that fans who paid $150 when the tickets first went on-sale could be sitting behind fans who only paid $100. Although the $400 ringside seats didn't sell out right away, they have been moving lately according to Ticketmaster sources. Overall, the feeling among those in WWE is that the event will financially be a success, although the ticket prices may have been a bit aggressive.

Mick Foley has yet to commit to the ECW PPV as of last week, although his name was thrown out during the "ECW Funeral" promo on RAW last week by Vince McMahon. The promo basically mentioned that he travled through ECW before coming to WWE eventually, so he didn't outright advertise Foley for the show. The general feeling among many is that Foley will end up making an appearance.

Many wrestlers on the RAW brand were described as being quite grumpy having to travel from Colorado to Wisconsin for RAW in Green Bay after being located in New Mexico and Colorado throughout the weekend. The Sunday-Monday travel generally isn't very long.

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