WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross posted a new blog over at JRsBarBQ.com. Below are some highlights:
"Concerned that Taker vs. HHH is their 3rd Wrestlemania bout? Heck, no. Their history is a vital part of the fabric of WWE, their first match was 11 years ago, and the way the match ended last year with Undertaker being carted out of 'his event' adds to the drama. These two, great professionals will make it a daunting task for any one to follow them assuming that they don't go on last which would surprise me. The mere fact that it is quite likely that HHH vs. Taker will NEVER happen again is enough for this fan to want to see WM28."
Punk vs Jericho at WrestleMania: "They have many similar traits that I like and respect. I appreciate each man's journey to the big dance. I respect that even though many 'experts' said that neither would ever 'make it' that each persevered and have earned star status. However, at the end of the day, their match isn't, in my view, about who is the best in the world but rather who will leave Miami as the #1 man in WWE, the WWE Champion."
On WCW talent being inducted into the Hall of Fame: "I'd say that there is a good chance that happens. More and more talents who earned their proverbial stripes outside WWE will be inducted in years to come."
Who is the best Diva in WWE: "Assuming this is referring to wresting and if so I'd suggest that would be Beth Phoenix. Like many fans, I'd love to see Beth face @Kharma but I have no idea if that will be at WM28 and could be saved for after April 1 when it would possibly get more focus. Obviously, the talents would love for it to be as a part of WrestleMania and I can't blame them for that."
On Natalya's flatulence gimmick: "Thoughts on Natalya's flatulence, TV persona? Likely not something that I would have thought of but I can't recall any time that Ms Neidhart has been in more discussions or the subject of more questions that she is now. Hopefully, this new found notoriety will lead to bigger and better things for her. She has lots of talent."
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.
