Jim Ross has posted a new blog over at JRsBarBQ.com. Below are some highlights:
"Sunday morning I’m off to Minneapolis to attend the Bragging Rights PPV. It’s always nice to reconnect with old friends at WWE PPV’s. Bragging Rights has an unpredictable air to it in my opinion. Wouldn’t it be a shocker if Wade Barrett upset Randy Orton via John Cena assisting to become one of the most unlikely WWE Champions ever? That would certainly be a departure from the norm and launch a variety of potential, new storylines."
"Got a great call earlier this week from Shawn Michaels and we spent some time catching up on a variety of things. HBK is happy, healthy and not missing the wrestling business at this time. Shawn is busy working on a hunting show for the Outdoor Life Network, I think, that will likely begin airing next year. We discussed some upcoming hunts and yours truly night actually go on one of these taped hunts somewhere down the road. I might be better suited to be the camp ‘cook’ as my hunting skills aren’t at the level of say a Brock Lesnar, Steve Austin, or Dusty Rhodes. But the ‘camp fire’ talk would be entertaining."
"Speaking of Austin, some fans have emailed me and adamantly feel that the ideal match for the Undertaker to have at WM30 would be Austin vs. Taker. WM30?? Sounds provocative on paper but it’s not going to happen. I’m much more interested in who Taker is going to face at WM27 which appears to be a wide open matter. Steve will generally always say the old wrestler cliché of ‘Never say never’ when asked about another match but no one would be more shocked than me to ever see Austin don his tights again."
Part 2 of the Chair Shot Reality features Mick Foley talking about the tension working with Ric Flair. Foley also talks about The Undertaker and the possibility of the Undertaker having his last match ever at the next WrestleMania.
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Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
