Jim Ross Comments on Jeff Jarrett’s Departure From Impact, Calls It “Troubling”

“Good ‘Ol J.R.,” Jim Ross, has posted his latest blog on his website, JRsBarBQ.com. He discusses a number of topics, including his thoughts on the “TLC” pay-per-view, “Survivor Series,” Jeff Jarrett’s departure from “Impact” and more.

Below are some highlights from the blog:

On “TLC:”

Enjoyed watching WWE TLC on the WWE Network from my home in Norman.  The last two bouts were, as they were designed to be, the proper show closers. AJ vs The Demon was the best match of the night and one that I am somewhat sure that we will see again some day as it’s simply too good to not feature again when it can receive a more structured and timely creative build.

Loved Mickie James performance and effort at TLC. She’s a pro’s pro and made Alexa Bliss a bigger star with their presentation Sunday night.

Mickie James lays into Alexa Bliss with a fiery attack: WWE TLC 2017

On rumors surrounding “Survivor Series:”

From the rumor mill, IF Rollins/Ambrose face the Usos at Survivor Series in Houston NOV 19, I fully expect that match to blow most of the card away no matter what else is booked. You heard it here first. Those two teams have the ability to re-create the tag team scene in WWE and make tag team wrestling as in vouge as WWE has done with the women grapplers.

On Jeff Jarrett’s being released from “Impact:”

Troubling to hear that Impact Wrestling has severed ties with co-founder Jeff Jarrett within the past few hours. Jeff had taken a leave of absence, which generally isn’t a good news sort of thing, and then was permanently separated from Anthem the now parent company of Impact wrestling. I am pulling for Impact, their talents and personnel in a big way but as long as they have a weak USA TV clearance, any success that they may have in the future likely will be limited. If they can create some new stars and produce solid TV shows, who knows in this wacky world of TV with so many options for a company to utilize including digital.

In the meanwhile, I hope that Jeff Jarrett resurfaces as he’s expected to do. Jeff is a wrestling lifer, like me, and this is what he loves and knows best. Regarding any other issues that may or may not be prevalent, I can only hope that all these issues are remedied in a timely manner for Jeff and all involved.

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