WWE News Jim Ross comments on the main event for the WWE Great American Bash PPV, catching up with Magnum T.A., continuing internet speculation that ECW will be taped on Mondays Jul 19, 2008 - 01:19 AM Email This Article | Printer Friendly Page Send Us News & Results | Back to Main Listing Jim Ross updated the blog section of JRsbarbq.com. The following items are among the highlights. -Ross on the match that will main event the Great American Bash on Sunday: "Look for Edge’s challenge to Triple H for the WWE Title to close the show at the Bash from what I understand. Things could change between the time I write this and Sunday night on PPV but that’s close to a lock." Powell's POV: No surprise there. I'm personally more intrigued by the C.M. Punk vs. Batista match, but Hunter vs. Edge is a lock to be good, if not great. -Ross on speculation that ECW will be taped on Monday nights: "The aforementioned statement (regarding the Hunter and Edge main event) is more of a lock than the never ending speculation that ECW will start taping their program prior to Raw on Monday nights or on Monday nights period. That horse ain’t leaving the barn. Could there be some combo ECW/Raw live events? Sure. There could also be ongoing ECW/Smackdown live events too at the same time. However, that has zero to do with ECW moving its TV production to Monday night which, again, I don’t think will happen." Powell's POV: I reported that ECW would not be taped on ECW at least a couple weeks ago, but the rumor continues to make the rounds. -Ross on catching up with Magnum T.A.: "It was great seeing my old friend Terry Allen aka Magnum T.A. Tuesday night in Charlotte. Terry recently underwent back surgery and was walking with the aid of a crutch while he heals but was in great spirits. This guy has great character and perseverance and I never once have ever heard him say "poor me" due to the hand that was dealt him. Terry’s two, beautiful young daughters were wonderful to meet." Powell's POV: For younger fans who don't remember, Magnum was on his way to becoming a megastar when a major car accident forced him to retire at a young age. It's good to hear he's remained in good spirits. It can't even imagine how difficult it must have been for him to go from being on the verge of superstardom to never being able to wrestle again in the snap of a finger. I encourage anyone who isn't old enough to remember Mangum or simply didn't have access to his matches to check them out on Youtube.com or on WWE 24/7. Other topics include Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, Saturday Night's Main Event trivia, and how The Dark Knight could provide a boost to J.R.'s newest restaurant location in Moore, Okla. BOOKMARK DOT NET AND ADD US TO YOUR RSS • HELP DOT NET: TAKE OUR ADVERTISER DEMO SURVEY CLICK TO RETURN TO MAIN LISTING OR SELECT A LINK BELOW FROM THIS CATEGORY WWE News Latest Twelve Articles Audio available of Mick Foley commenting on his departure from WWE Full recap of Mickie James's appearance on USN Network's "Psych" Hollywood writer discusses his stint with the WWE creative team, recalls the tension between Vince McMahon and Paul Heyman WWE Diva and TNA featured on two separate television shows today Mickie James asked about the nude photos she took before her WWE career Mick Foley reveals his TNA start date, comments on Vince McMahon yelling at him and his departure from WWE, discusses his reality TV show project