Jim Ross has updated the blog section of his website at JrsBarbq.com. Below are excerpts:
On Jeff Hardy’s performance at the Smackdown tapings: “Jeff Hardy had two of the best back to back shows taped in one night that I can remember seeing in years. Jeffâ<80><99>s match vs the Undertaker
this Friday night on Smackdown is simply off the page as is the build to the final match of the evening. These two had some nasty physicality near the announce table that more closely resembled felonious assault that a wrestling match. Old school, physicality especially when the ‘weapons’ came out. Without question, on of my favorite bouts Iâ<80><99>ve seen in a long time.”
On Smackdown’s technical difficulties: “Technically, when the WWE gets out of their own production truck many things can go wrong. The ‘Worldâ<80><99>s Angriest Announcer’ and I had serious audio issues. If we seem like we are a little too ‘hot’ or seem to be ‘yelling’ at you Friday night its because we couldnâ<80><99>t hear each other most of the night. Itâ<80><99>s a long, technically, boring story that you will be the final judge of come Friday night.”
On MVP’s losing streak: “MVPâ<80><99>s woes seem to be getting worse. It seems as if some fans are beginning to feel for MVPâ<80><99>s bad luck. I can see better days ahead for MVP after he hits rock bottom which is seemingly in sight.”
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.
