Jim Ross Says Bray Wyatt Is Set to Explode as a Major Babyface

– Jim Ross posted his latest blog entry online. Some highlights are below:

On NXT Takeover: “Nakamura vs Sami Zayn was fabulous especially considered that they had no issue and it was two fan favorites who were in the match. Terrific! I see no reason that both of these men in this match shouldn’t be major players in WWE if the stars are aligned properly for them. Bailey vs Asuka was an amazing Women’s match that saw Asuka defeat Bailey to win the NXT Women’s title via submission or as WWE might actually prefer via ‘TapOut.’ Samoa Joe vs Finn Balor was a Slobber Knocker for sure and here are two more big stars waiting to take off in a major way in WWE. I’d love to see Joe vs Lesnar some day. Seems like WWE needs to address the procedure of inadvertent blood as to not have to adversely impact the flow of the bout in progress.”

On complaints about how AJ Styles and the Wyatts were booked at Wrestlemania: “For those who were squealing like a pig under gate over some of the finishes/creative including AJ Styles losing and the “destruction” of the Wyatt Family by The Rock and John Cena, just as I said Sunday night on Twitter let’s wait until RAW and see how those two matters are addressed and it seemed that both were addressed well at least to my own satisfaction.”

On Raw: “Loved seeing WWE focus on some unique talents in the last two segments of RAW Monday night as it appeared to be a sign of things to come as to where some new talents are going to be given a chance to be main eventers on an ongoing basis. Fans at RAW seemed to jump a the chance to cheer for the Wyatt Family especially Bray Wyatt who is a major, character babyface waiting to explode. I’ve been feeling that one for months. ”

On the length of WrestleMania: “One has to assume that WWE will address the length of their Wrestlemania Sunday night year in Orlando as the event length was the major complaint that I heard from fans who attended. Black hat’s off to Michael Cole, JBL, and Byron Saxton for their marathon broadcast that did not provide them many opportunities to address their likely much needed men’s room breaks as they sat at ringside for approximately 6 hours.”