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Positive Jim Ross Health Update

Posted by Shawn Moniz on October 29th, 2009 No Comments Printer-Friendly

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– WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross updated the blog section of www.jrsbarbq.com. One of the most important notes he wrote today was that he received word that latest tests reveal he does not have multiple sclerosis. He noted that there are most tests that need to be done next week to eliminate issues that he could have but likely does not.

Onto some of his other entries:

On WWE Replacing Him
One concerned emailer to this site responded to my last blog with the fact that WWE has “moved on without me.” The way I see it, WWE had to move on without me, for now, as they have shows to do and I am unable to carry my share of the water. If the new broadcast teams click and I am not needed on a weekly basis then, poor me, I will find other projects on which to work. Yeah, getting off the road 51 weeks a year would be a real heart breaker. I’m partially joking here but until I get healthy WWE has to move forward without me and get their work done. I am pulling for Todd Grisham and Matt Striker to light it up on Friday night’s.

On Lance Cade Returning To WWE
Good to see Lance Cade regroup and get back with WWE. Cade has size, athletic ability and the potential to be a really top hand and I hope that he makes it. Many of us have received second chances, or more, in our lives and I am a strong believer that second chances are a good thing. I hope that Lance realizes his dreams of becoming a main event level, WWE star and on a personal level I would love to see Cade in an issue with his mentor Shawn Michaels down the road.

On Hulk Hogan’s New Book
What’s the latest over/under on the term “BROTHER” being used on various media outlets this week during Hulk’s media tour to promote his book? I hope he sells a ton of books and I will likely add it to my reading list. I’m not into wish anyone “bad karma” and what is good for the wrestling biz is good for everyone in it at the end of the day.

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