Jim Ross Talks John Cena’s Injury
In a new blog posted over at JRsBarBQ.com, Jim Ross had the following to say about John Cena’s injury:
“Not surprising to get a succinct, positive text message response from the injured John Cena, the WWE’s top star whose availability at Wrestlemania Texas is obviously in doubt. Luckily for WWE, they had not yet pulled the trigger on Cena’s Wrestlemania Texas opponent which helps WWE move forward without John. The good news is that once WWE books the WM32 card they can begin establishing their stories that lead to AT&T Stadium on April 3. For those wondering, there is PLENTY of time to get a handful of talents HOT and ready to perform before what I still believe will be over 100,000+ fans. Today’s short attention span society that comprise many wrestling fans will participate in a compelling series of stories leading into ‘Mania likely more compatibly than previous generations as it relates to a shorter than ideal timeline to build a card.”
Update on Raw WWE Network Content
WWE Network recently uploaded several on-demand Raw episodes through the Attitude Era, and the following update has been issued:
“Watch even more Raw Replays from The Attitude Era as The McMahon-Helmsley Regime takes shape and Triple H rises to the top of WWE, defending the WWE Championship against The Rock, Cactus Jack, Big Show, and more. Plus, relive Mick Foley’s tenure as WWE Commissioner, the height of the Hardcore Championship and the emergence of Kurt Angle, Edge & Christian, Chris Jericho, Eddie Guerrero, and The Hardy Boyz.”
Entrance Videos for League of Nations and Social Outcasts
WWE has released the following entrance videos for The League of Nations, The New Day and Social Outcasts:
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.
