Jim Ross comments on former WWE Diva Torrie Wilson and the wrestling personality she's dating, comments on his autograph appearance at the Dragon Gate USA show, the Randy Savage DVD debuts at No. 1

Jim Ross updated the blog section of JRsbarbq.com. The following items are among the highlights.

-Ross on Torrie Wilson: "Congrats to Torrie Wilson for finishing runner up on NBC's "I'm a Celebrity...Get me out of here! Torrie held her own by being smart and staying off the radar to a large degree notwithstanding the votes of the fans. Torrie is dating former Spirit Squad member Nick Mitchell who defines the term of out kicking is coverage."

Powell's POV: I watched one episode of the show and was bored to tears. Congrats to Torrie, though.

-Ross on his upcoming autograph appearance with Jerry Lawler: "The King and I are making a somewhat harmless appearance in Chicago on September 6 and some 'scribes' are making a huge deal out of it and not in a positive way. I don't get that quite frankly. We both enjoy meeting fans of the genre plus I like watching new talent wrestle as the next new 'big thing' might be wrestling that night. It is the night before the September 7 Raw in Chicago of which I assume we will be taping a SD Superstars bout so I had to be in town anyway. If any wrestling websites are making a big deal of this matter then it really has been a slow, news week."

Powell's POV: WWE announcers have the freedom to make such appearances. If the company doesn't mind, I don't know why anyone else would. Smart move by Dragon Gate USA.

-Ross on the Randy Savage DVD: Good to see that the WWE produced Randy Savage DVD debuted at #1 and even moved ahead of WM25 on the DVD charts. It will be even more interesting to see how long the Savage compilation of bouts will remain at #1 or near the top.

Powell's POV: I'm not surprised. Savage fans have been waiting for this one for years. I'm one disc in and hope to watch a little more of the three-disc set later today. Great stuff so far. By the way, I assume J.R. is talking about the sports and recreation charts, not the overall DVD sales chart.

Other topics include Jerry Brisco, The Bash pay-per-view, ho to score an autographed Jim Ross cap, and BBQ sauce as low as $3.95 per bottle.