Jim Ross Comments On Jeff Hardy, Edge & More

Jim Ross Comments On Jeff Hardy, Edge & More

Posted by Shawn Moniz on November 6th, 2009 No Comments Printer-Friendly

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Jim Ross Comments On Jeff Hardy, Edge & More

– Jim Ross updated the blog section of www.jrsbarbq.com. Here are some highlights:

On Edge’s WWE Return
“I think Edge being 100 percent by Wrestlemania 26 is going to be a photo finish and I hope that I am wrong on that assumption. Edge had taken his game to another level prior to his injury and he will no doubt return to the ring fresher and ready to turn more heads if he makes sure that he is totally healthy. Torn Achilles obviously cannot be taken lightly. Edge would arguably need to be close to ready by January to really be able to capitalize on the promotional, TV build up for Phoenix or at least that’s one school of thought.”

On A Possible “WWE Network”
“WWE TV Network…to me it seems as this is a logical progression for WWE in the future. If I had to place a bet, I would bet that WWE having their own TV channel on cable and satellite would happen sometime Sooner than later. I don’t know when this channel would launch but I do know that WWE has plenty of programming to help start a network. Plus new, non live event programming can be facilitated much like ESPN has done with their, seemingly, zillion hours of original programming that they produce for their multiple platforms.”

On Jeff Hardy
“I see the continuance of the Jeff Hardy legal issue as positive news for Jeff. I’m not an attorney nor do I play one on TV but one can make an argument that if the authorities thought that they had an overwhelmingly strong case that they would not be interested in postponing the proceedings. I strongly feel that Jeff Hardy is NOT a drug trafficker whatsoever and that he will be vindicated. I am also not unbiased in this matter as I am a Jeff Hardy fan and have been since signing Matt and Jeff to their first WWE contracts. ”

“Upon leaving WWE for a hiatus, Jeff Hardy was as popular as any WWE superstar that I can recall in quite some time. “

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