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Jim Ross Posts New Blog On Monday’s “RAW Reunion” Broadcast & Sunday’s Royal Rumble PPV

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Jim Ross has posted a new blog entry, here are the highlights…

On Some Random Raw Thoughts: Always enjoy the MLK Tribute and the video used this time was really good. MLK is arguably Vince McMahon’s biggest hero. Lots of star power in the first segment but it was just a little long for my tastes but entertaining nonetheless. Strong start to the important ‘go home’ show. Bray Wyatt beating Daniel Bryan seemed strategic considering where they are both traveling sooner than later. Wyatt talked about the Rumble which I wish more talents would as well. Interesting use of Hogan, Flair and HBK with Big Show. Flair essentially stole the segment being KO’ed by Show. Nice ‘rub’ for Reigns ‘saving’ the three legends from the 450 pounder. Not overwhelmed with the philosophy of the various champions losing so many non title bouts. Perhaps I’m just too old school. I am 63 now you know. Thoroughly enjoyed the Ascension segment and with the new duo facing the New Age Outlaws Sunday, it all makes more sense.

On Raw’s Closing Segment: Really liked how RAW went off the air and especially enjoyed Michael Cole’s emotional, hard sell of the Royal Rumble. That felt old school and was quite effective. Great use of Sting in this segment once again ‘marrying’ him to HHH. I think if their match happens at WM31 that it will exceed many folk’s expectations. I like this pairing. Brock Lesnar had a helluva night and looked like the big time investment that he is. Whether Brock stays with WWE past WM31 is still up in the air but it certainly adds to the overall mystique to the presentation of which I like. Very curious as to what role Paul Heyman will play in Sunday’s big event in Philly. @HeymanHustle won’t disappoint.

On The Royal Rumble: The Royal Rumble is largely a two event extravaganza but I’ve got no problem with that. Bot the Rumble match, which will likely go an hour plus, and the WWE Title Bout, which I’d guess will go past 30 minutes, are why people are watching this show. I will be watching the Rumble from my Philly hotel and taking notes for my podcast which I will record Monday evening when I return from Philly reviewing the event as I mentioned earlier with Mark Madden.

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