WWE Hall of Fame announcer Jim Ross took to his blog at Jrsbarbq.com to discuss various topics including The Wyatt Family and Bo Dallas.
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Ross talked about the possibility of Bray Wyatt turning face after reports leaked that Wyatt will not be a heel for very much longer according to the WWE's plans, and Ross gave a simulated scenario of what could happen adding Erick Rowan and Luke Harper to the mix.
"What do you think of Bray Wyatt being a character baby face after being turned on by Harper and Rowan who then become managed by Jake Roberts who builds his own faction? Harper is a star in the waiting and the key to Rowan achieving a high level of success is him showing more animation and personality in the ring and being able to master a promo," Ross wrote.
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Ross then talked about Dallas and whether or not his success in NXT will transfer over to the main WWE roster.
"Bo Dallas was the consummate, ivory snow baby face in NXT for a long, long time until the fans organically turned on him for being too goody-goody," Ross blogged. "The current incarnation of Bo Dallas isn't as organic as what made him an antagonist in NXT but I hope it will eventually work for the young man's sake. He's a good kid who works hard and is a natural athlete. Only time will tell if this presentation clicks and the timing inasmuch as how long the persona is left to evolve and/or to tweak is critical."
The Hall of Famer finished by touching on the recent releases, primarily sticking with Brodus Clay who was one of the 11 WWE personalities the company let go of on Thursday.
"Brodus Clay always reminded me of the UWF version or the One Man Gang," Ross wrote. "Perhaps someday Brodus can see if my premonition actually is accurate. If Brodus can maintain a healthy, athletic weight so he can feed the comebacks appropriately he has a shot at becoming a main event level heel IMO."
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