In a recent episode of “Grilling JR” podcast, esteemed WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross shared his thoughts on the surprising villainous shift of John Cena that took place against Cody Rhodes at the WWE Elimination Chamber in Toronto over the past weekend.
Here are some key takeaways from that podcast:
Regarding Cena’s surprising villainous turn, Ross enthusiastically commented, “I thoroughly enjoyed it! It felt appropriate and timely. It added significant value to the show and was a spectacle that left many surprised, including myself. I hold no reservations regarding Cena’s heel turn. In my opinion, it was fantastic.”
When expressing his views about the main event he would prefer, Ross suggested Jon Moxley vs Adam Copeland. He stated, “I would choose to finish with Moxley and Copeland. I still adhere to the traditional scenario where the world title match is the last one. I want to mention Kenny Omega because I would really enjoy providing commentary for that match. Omega, always innovative, adds refreshing elements to his matches, demonstrating a deep understanding of the business. While there could be other matches suitable for the penultimate slot, some may argue that another element should close the show. Closing with Kenny could be a possibility. Nonetheless, I firmly believe that it should be Moxley and Copeland battling it out for the title to close the event.”
You may find the aforementioned episode of the “Grilling JR Podcast” featuring Ric Flair using the link provided below:
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