UPDATE! TUNDRA HAS BEEN FOUND SAFE AND SOUND!!!!

Our husky Tundra is missing. If anyone in Asheville, specifically South Asheville sees a reddish/grey husky contact me here. He’s friendly. 70 lbs. One bright blue eye, one hazel. Very friendly.

Edge’s husky Tundra has gone missing and Edge is asking for help to find him. If ANYONE in the Asheville/South Asheville area sees Tundra please contact Edge on twitter at EdgeRatedR. If you don’t have a twitter and have information about the dog, contact me and I will pass it along to Edge. Let’s work together to bring Tundra home!

Below is the audio of Edge on DDP’s radio show this past Tuesday. They talked mainly about DDP’s yoga progam.

WWE is set to release the second edition of their encyclopedia on September 3 and Edge is featured on the back cover!

In honor of John Cena’s 10th anniversary with the WWE, WWE.com counted down the top 50 matches of his career. Of course Edge was mentioned in a few of them.

#41: Team WWE VS. Team Nexus at SummerSlam 2010
On June 7, 2010, Wade Barrett and a group of Rookies from WWE NXT stormed John Cena’s match against CM Punk during the main event of Raw. They destroyed the ringside area, attacked WWE officials, and assaulted Cena like a pack of wild dogs. The group that would come to be christened The Nexus then caused Cena to lose the WWE Title at that month’s Fatal 4-Way event due to their interference.

As Nexus began to run roughshod over the WWE roster in the ensuing months, Cena formed a team of WWE Superstars – heroes, villains and Legends alike – to take down the formidable faction in a massive battle at SummerSlam. Cena was even responsible for reintroducing Daniel Bryan, an early Nexus member, back to WWE to combat his former allies. After Bryan was eliminated from the matchup, only Cena was left to represent Team WWE. He pinned Justin Gabriel after The Cape Town Werewolf missed a 450° splash, and locked Barrett in the STF to finally grab the epic victory.

#40: John Cena VS. Triple H VS. Edge Backlash 2006
John Cena met two of his great rivals in the ring at once when both Edge and Triple H challenged the Cenation leader for the WWE Title at Backlash 2006. Coming off his career defining submission victory over The King of Kings at WrestleMania 22, Cena was confident going into this Triple Threat Match, but so were his opponents. The Rated-R Superstar was mad with ego after brutalizing Mick Foley on the Grandest Stage of Them All. Triple H never lacked for confidence.

Trading victories in the weeks leading up to Backlash, the three Superstars seemed to be evenly matched, but it was the WWE Champion who would thrive at the event. As shaky alliances shifted throughout the bout Cena stayed focused on putting his opponents away and finally looked to do so when he hoisted Edge up for an Attitude Adjustment. The Game nearly gained the advantage when he nailed Cena with a low blow, but the West Newbury brawler managed to reverse a Pedigree into a pinning combination to emerge as the victor.

#33 John Cena VS. RVD VS. Edge RAW 07/03/06
What made Edge one of John Cena’s greatest rivals was the fact that The Rated-R Superstar was everything that the Cenation leader was not. Cena was loyal and Edge was a turncoat. Cena was PG and Edge was rated R. Cena was honest and Edge was an opportunist. These disparities were very clear on the July 3 Raw when Edge inserted himself into John Cena’s WWE Title opportunity against Rob Van Dam.

Finally receiving his rematch after losing the WWE Championship to RVD in front of a hostile New York City crowd at ECW One Night Stand, the Cenation leader was on his way to winning the title. After nailing the champion with a blistering Attitude Adjustment, Cena was ready to make the cover when The Ultimate Opportunist smashed him with the WWE Championship. The brutal shot knocked Cena out and allowed Edge to cover RVD to steal the title.

#31 John Cena VS. Edge VS. Big Show WrestleMania 25
The sight of dozens of John Cena lookalikes marching to the ring before this Triple Threat Match for the WWE Championship Match at the 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania sent a message to WWE fans that this bout was going to be something special.

With The Rated-R Superstar’s WWE Title up for grabs, Cena was not necessarily the focus of the match. A bizarre love triangle between Edge, The World’s Largest Athlete and Vickie Guerrero had taken center stage in the heated buildup to this match, but Cena grabbed the spotlight at the end of the bout. In a moment which has become one of the defining images of the 10-time WWE Champion’s career, Cena hoisted the combined 600-plus pounds of both Edge and Big Show onto his shoulders en route to victory. Not since Ken Patera bent a nail with his thumb has a display of power been so impressive.

#25 John Cena VS. Edge Backlash 2009
Of all the intense rivalries waged over a World Championship in the 2000s, the most bitter was between Edge and John Cena. At the 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania, Cena defeated Edge and Big Show to win the World Heavyweight Title. One month later at Backlash, The Rated-R Superstar invoked his rematch clause and the rivals faced off in a Last Man Standing Match.

From the moment the opening bell sounded, Edge and Cena engaged in a brutal brawl. Each Superstar pulled out all the stops early in order to get their opponent down quickly. Two of the most resilient competitors in WWE history, the ring warriors battled in the ring, through the crowd and all over the arena. The bout could easily have gone all night, but as The Rated-R Superstar and Cenation leader traded blows on the entrance stage, Big Show appeared, grabbed Cena and slammed him through a spotlight at ringside. The interference from The World’s Largest Athlete prematurely ended one of Cena’s best brawls and cost The Champ his World Heavyweight Title.

#1 John Cena VS. Edge Unforgiven 2006
Each of John Cena’s rivals has defined him in a significant way. In his wars with Batista, the Cenation leader displayed his power. Against Shawn Michaels, Cena confirmed his skill. Versus Brock Lesnar, it was his determination. And with Edge, John Cena showed his rage.

Too often dismissed as a grinning, kid friendly good guy, the powerhouse from New England proved just how severe he can be when he was pushed to the brink by The Rated-R Superstar in 2006. Leading into their Tables, Ladders & Chairs Match for Edge’s WWE Title, the Cenation leader witnessed the cunning champion attack his father and slap him across the face. It was a shocking show of disrespect the Superstar could not stomach and he made that clear as he brutalized Edge in front of a hostile crowd in the Canadian competitior’s hometown of Toronto. Smashing Edge in the match he made famous, Cena finished his opponent by executing an Attitude Adjustment from the top of a ladder, sending The Ultimate Opportunist crashing recklessly through two tables.

It was a brutal finish that seemed to shock even Cena himself, but in that moment it became clearer than ever that John Cena is a man who cannot be stopped.