Jim Ross Talks WWE Not Suspending Brock Lesnar, Dolph Ziggler Getting A Title Shot And More

WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross is back with his latest blog where he talks about Finn Balor’s debut and more. You can check out the full entry here along with some highlights below.

Finn Balor’s debut: Enjoyed the way WWE debuted newcomer Finn Balor who made a remarkable impact on this first night on RAW. The way Balor was introduced reminded me of the way Bill Watts introduced some key talents on Mid South Wrestling back in the day. There is no reason that Balor and Rollins shouldn’t have a helluva performance at Summer Slam even though Balor is a newbie to many WWE fans who all don’t watch NXT.

Dolph Ziggler getting a title shot: Unlike many, I had no issue with Dolph Ziggler earning a shot at Dean Ambrose’s WWE Title at Summer Slam. Was Ziggler primed and ready for the #1 contender role? Obviously, not but fans have been clamoring for Dolph to be put in the game and there is no doubt that Ziggler and Ambrose will have a superb main event level bout in Brooklyn. While I respect the opinion of others, unlike many keyboard warriors, I submit Ziggler is a favorite of many fans who can deliver a great bout and who  can have his TV persona enhanced in the next couple of weeks.

WWE not suspending Brock Lesnar: All the armchair attorneys calling for WWE to suspend Brock Lesnar for his failed USADA drug tests associated with UFC 200 need to review Lesnar’s contract and the WWE Wellness policy.  Lesnar is a part time talent and part timers are not under the standard, WWE wellness policy according to the WWE itself. If Shaq actually does get in the ring with Big Show at WM33 in Orlando, then Shaq would not be tested either because he would be considered a part timer.