JohnCenaFan28
09-09-2008, 08:15 PM
Jim Ross recently updated his blog at JRsBarBQ.com with some Q&A. Here are some highlights:
On the Championship Scramble concept: "New concepts are usually feast or famine. The first ones are never as good as subsequent ones. Some folks liked the Scramble and some didn't. I liked elements of them but they did get chaotic at times. The best part to me was that the Scrambles provided needed opportunities to multiple, deserving talents. Tazz and I need to have more fun and we will but I was proud of the job the ECW guys did on the broadcast."
On rumors that TNA has signed Nathan Jones: "I was surprised to hear of Nathan signing with TNA. I am not sure where Nathan's heart is as it relates to the wrestling biz. Without question Nathan has the personality and look to be a star but can he wrestle?"
On whether he has ever considered signing with TNA: "Never have given it any serious thought in all due respect. Mike Tenay does an awesome job on play by play and Jim Cornette is potentially an outstanding color analyst. I do hope TNA continues to grow their business nonetheless. Broadcasting wise I have one 'dream job' that I would consider adding to me plate and it has nothing to do with wrestling."
On the Championship Scramble concept: "New concepts are usually feast or famine. The first ones are never as good as subsequent ones. Some folks liked the Scramble and some didn't. I liked elements of them but they did get chaotic at times. The best part to me was that the Scrambles provided needed opportunities to multiple, deserving talents. Tazz and I need to have more fun and we will but I was proud of the job the ECW guys did on the broadcast."
On rumors that TNA has signed Nathan Jones: "I was surprised to hear of Nathan signing with TNA. I am not sure where Nathan's heart is as it relates to the wrestling biz. Without question Nathan has the personality and look to be a star but can he wrestle?"
On whether he has ever considered signing with TNA: "Never have given it any serious thought in all due respect. Mike Tenay does an awesome job on play by play and Jim Cornette is potentially an outstanding color analyst. I do hope TNA continues to grow their business nonetheless. Broadcasting wise I have one 'dream job' that I would consider adding to me plate and it has nothing to do with wrestling."