Jim Ross Analyzes Brock Lesnar’s Dominating SSlam Performance
Jim Ross has posted the following on JRsBarBQ.com. You can read the entire entry by visiting JR’s site:
I thought Summer Slam was a really good show. From the untouchable broadcast opening, which no one in TV does better within their genre than WWE, to the jaw dropping main event that unleashed the legit beast that is Brock Lesnar, Summer Slam was a ‘transitional show’ that we may look back upon in the coming years and say that was the show that changed the course of WWE.
From developing Lesnar’s next opponent, and his future opponents, to watching the evolution of the next level of main event stars, this is going to be an interesting notwithstanding crucial time within WWE as it relates to their ‘creative’ direction but more importantly, in my eyes, their overall booking philosophy.
Regarding Lesnar’s dominating performance against Cena, too many people are already leaving/forgetting that performance and it’s impact to look a head and fixate on who’s next for Lesnar and how can it be possible that any one can ever beat him. Firstly, in the land of sports entertainment, a variety of things can occur to create the ‘impossible’ but my take on this is to see Lesnar sporadically defend the title, please don’t live or die on the “30 Day Rule,” while new challengers are being developed.
Stephanie McMahon Accepts Ice Bucket Challenge
WWE has issued the following:
WWE’s Chief Brand Officer, Stephanie McMahon, accepted the “ALS Ice Bucket Challenge” over the weekend from TV personality Maria Menounos. UFC Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey and the other members of the Four Horsewomen were on hand to help.
Before taking the plunge, Stephanie challenged the entire San Francisco 49ers team, the cast of Total Divas on E! and every member of the WWE Universe.
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.
