WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross updated the blog section of JRsbarbq.com. The following items are among the highlights. To order J.R.'s BBQ products, visit WWEShop.com.

-Ross on WWE No Way Out: "For some reason, nothing specific but just a feeling, I'm guessing that WWE really shakes things up Sunday night on PPV at No Way Out. 'People Power' which reminds me of my Aunt Ruth's 'sour belches' (both are/were organically stinky) seems to be in jeopardy with the return of Mr. McMahon but the Boss siding with John Cena on this matter is a head scratcher so who knows what is going to occur Sunday night?"

Powell's POV: I just hope they make good on one of the stipulations teased for the main event and don't come up with some way of dancing around both. The two World Title matches are much more compelling to me than the main event, though I expect a really good effort from John Cena and Big Show.

-Ross on the latest WWE NXT tapings: "I had a great time in Orlando taping more episodes of NXT Thursday evening at Full Sail University. We started at 6:30 pm and finished at 9:30 pm. The event ran  smoothly and efficiently and the fans in attendance seemed to have fun. Our next Full Sail/NXT event will be Thursday July 12. Byron Saxton handled the bulk of the play by play with William Regal doing the color commentary. Chris Russo was the ring announcer and yours truly appeared on each show helping Saxton and Regal with the main events."

Powell's POV: I was hoping that Ross would call the majority of the matches, but one can only assume that he's helping out behind the scenes if he's not on play-by-play aside from the main events. It's worth noting that the new NXT show was hyped on last week's episode as airing this week on Youtube. If so, Chris Shore will be reviewing the shows each Wednesday.

-Ross on Bray Wyatt: "Bray Wyatt's TV persona is one of the most unique and compelling to come along in a good while and the young athlete, who at one time wrestled as Husky Harris, has but a great deal of time and effort into his new persona. Some may compare it to the DeNiro character in Cape Fear and even Waylon Mercy back in the day but this uniquely Bray Wyatt incarnation feels new and fresh plus the athlete behind it is big and aggressive....and has youth going for him."

Powell's POV: I've watched a couple of his promos and the guy can talk. It's a darker character and I enjoyed it. His overall look leaves something to be desired. No, I'm not making the typical weight complaint because I believe wrestlers of all shapes and sizes can draw, but rather saying that his attire didn't strike me as major league. Maybe it will grow on me.

Other topics include more on WWE No Way Out and WWE developmental, AJ, and much more.

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