WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross published a new blog over the weekend and commented on recent speculation about his future in pro wrestling:
“To clear up some speculation regarding my return to pro wrestling, while I am a ‘free agent’ as it relates to broadcasting pro wrestling events, my interest level in pursuing such is moderate at best. Would I re-engage the process in some form? Yes, but I’m uncertain as to what those terms would have to be. I still love the business and get the ‘itch’ to broadcast the genre that I spend 40 years of my life doing but there are so many things that I’m doing or going to do career wise that I simply don’t know where the pro wrestling opportunities fit. Time will tell but I’m still a student of that game and more importantly a fan.
“I have personally had zero talks about doing pro wrestling in the future but there has been some contact with my representative but as I understand it those talks were exploratory and preliminary at best. I’ve been asked about the New Japan January 4 PPV event but I’d say that jumping on board with that assignment is a long shot at this time although I do wish all involved the best in this endeavor. I can certainly see where the PPV component in the English speaking, worldwide marketplace has potential if it is marketed strategically and aggressively.”
When Nexus first debuted in 2010 the group quickly became the most dominant faction on…
This week's episode of SmackDown was full of twists and turns to say the least.…
All Elite Wrestling first launched in 2019, and a number of stars have been with…
A few weeks ago Shinsuke Nakamura made his big return to television and when he…
When a professional wrestling show airs live anything can happen as fans found out when…
Originally WWE announced that The Motor City Machine Guns would be defending their WWE Tag…