As reported yesterday, reaction to Orlando Jordan’s segment on Monday’s iMPACT! was largely negative amongst the wrestlers in the locker room. Ric Flair was said to be among the most vocal detractors of the segment when it was taped on Mar. 23.

Later that night, a number of wrestlers and personnel headed out a nearby bar. Flair had a few drinks and began complaining about the manner in which Jordan’s on-air male companion was dancing on the bar’s dance floor and added there’s no place for him in the locker room. He eventually got so worked up that he angrily approached the male companion and created a scene.

One wrestler said Flair “cut a Ric Flair promo on him.” He then told him he’s “an embarrassment” and demanded that he “sit the f— down.”

The male companion was said to be shaken by the wrestling legend’s comments and left the bar shortly thereafter.

(Credit to the PWTorch Newsletter for some of the information used in this report)

WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross posted a new blog entry at JrsBarBQ.com with a detailed update on his future in WWE. Ross recently signed a short-term contract extension and there’s been a lot of speculation that he’s either leaving the industry entirely or would consider jumping to TNA Wrestling.

Ross wrote:

“JR is NOT retiring. It’s tempting and financially doable but I want to work a few more years in a role that is fun and not as laden with stress as some of my previous assignments have been.

No I am not ‘vanishing.’ LIfe is so good here in Norman and I have a tremendous amount of things to look forward to although I know that I have not broadcast my last event. One doesn’t do something for over 35 years and stop cold turkey or at least I don’t.

There are no issues or problems with my negotiations with WWE. The ball is in WWE’s court to put together a new role for me within the company. Essentially they have decided to reassign me from weekly broadcasting and that includes the monthly PPV’s to focus on other areas of the company. I am guessing, and I stress guessing, that may be some form of scouting and/or talent development. I might be wrong on that assumption but I’ll know before the end of April as that is when my current extension expires.”

WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross posted a new blog entry at JrsBarBQ.com with a detailed update on his future in WWE. Ross recently signed a short-term contract extension and there’s been a lot of speculation that he’s either leaving the industry entirely or would consider jumping to TNA Wrestling.

Ross wrote:

“JR is NOT retiring. It’s tempting and financially doable but I want to work a few more years in a role that is fun and not as laden with stress as some of my previous assignments have been.

No I am not ‘vanishing.’ LIfe is so good here in Norman and I have a tremendous amount of things to look forward to although I know that I have not broadcast my last event. One doesn’t do something for over 35 years and stop cold turkey or at least I don’t.

There are no issues or problems with my negotiations with WWE. The ball is in WWE’s court to put together a new role for me within the company. Essentially they have decided to reassign me from weekly broadcasting and that includes the monthly PPV’s to focus on other areas of the company. I am guessing, and I stress guessing, that may be some form of scouting and/or talent development. I might be wrong on that assumption but I’ll know before the end of April as that is when my current extension expires.”

– TNA star Rob Van Dam posted a message on his site (RobVanDam.com) with a glowing review of his time in TNA thus far.  Here’s part of what RVD wrote:

“To counter any negative energy that may be out there, concerning TNA in any matter, let me just tell you that I am loving it there. The reasonable work schedule, the doable travel, the people in and behind the scenes, the growing situation, the excitement from the crowd, the unstoppable path to the top I’m on, love it all.”

– For what it’s worth, TNA iMPACT not only lost to RAW this week in the ratings but they also lost to AM RAW, which scored an 0.7 rating. AM RAW airs after midnight on Saturday nights.

– TNA star Rob Van Dam posted a message on his site (RobVanDam.com) with a glowing review of his time in TNA thus far.  Here’s part of what RVD wrote:

“To counter any negative energy that may be out there, concerning TNA in any matter, let me just tell you that I am loving it there. The reasonable work schedule, the doable travel, the people in and behind the scenes, the growing situation, the excitement from the crowd, the unstoppable path to the top I’m on, love it all.”

– For what it’s worth, TNA iMPACT not only lost to RAW this week in the ratings but they also lost to AM RAW, which scored an 0.7 rating. AM RAW airs after midnight on Saturday nights.

– Former TNA Knockout Awesome Kong is booked for several independent dates in Australia this summer under the name “Amazing Kong.” With those bookings in place, it seems unlikely that Kong would be able to join WWE until after the summer.

– ODB told fans at a POWW Wrestling event held over the weekend that the reason she hasn’t been seen in TNA the past few weeks is due to a ruptured breast implant. According to reports, she had been working through the injury in order to hold off surgery following the Genesis pay-per-view back in January. She has since recovered as she worked the independent event, so her prolonged absence appears to now be a case of creative having nothing for her at this time.

– Angelina Love will be hosting a “Gold Party” this Friday night in Washington D.C. at the Town Danceboutique alongside Tanisha of the Bad Girls Club and DJ Seth.

– Sarita is currently in the midst of a wrestling tour of Japan as she worked Fuka’s retirement show at Korakuen Hall on Sunday and will be working a show this Saturday at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring.

— Madison Rayne is auctioning off a garter wrestling outfit worn on iMPACT! last year at the following link. Bidding ends today.

– In a Q&A update on his official JRsBarBQ.com website, WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross gave his thoughts on the new NXT show, admitting that it still needs some “subtle tweaks.” Ross wrote:

“I feel that all the rookies need to live together in a dorm and we should be privy to their interactions and training sessions. I want to know more about the non wrestler side of these potential stars. Overall I do like the fact that WWE is finally using some of the young kids and allowing them to sink or swim.

– Happy birthday to Randy Orton, who turns 30 years old today. The third generation superstar was born on April 1, 1980.

– In a Q&A update on his official JRsBarBQ.com website, WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross gave his thoughts on the new NXT show, admitting that it still needs some “subtle tweaks.” Ross wrote:

“I feel that all the rookies need to live together in a dorm and we should be privy to their interactions and training sessions. I want to know more about the non wrestler side of these potential stars. Overall I do like the fact that WWE is finally using some of the young kids and allowing them to sink or swim.

– Happy birthday to Randy Orton, who turns 30 years old today. The third generation superstar was born on April 1, 1980.

Sid Vicious was the guest on In Your Head Wrestling Radio hosted by Jack E. Jones, Oneinchbiceps and Barbie Richards for full audio visit www.InYourHeadOnline.com.

Sid Vicious is back for his 5th appearance on IYH. Sid is doing well tonight and is glad to be on the show.

A caller named Lord Humongous calls in and gets in a debate with Sid Vicious on who was the better Lord Humongous. Sid says he was the better wrestler and brings up a embarrassing lost the caller had against a smaller worker. Sid says that the caller is bigger than him. Sid also mentioned that they have been feuding for about six months now. Sid mentions that this is his son Gunnar. Sid talks about working towns with his son and Scott Hall for a few months.

A caller asks whether if Sid will face his son. Sid says that he has fought him before but it wasn’t a all out match. Sid is going to put his old Lord Humongous on and take on the new Lord Humongous. Sid discusses a company in Van Dale and how it is a pretty good show.

A caller named Dan asks if Sid has any advice for him as he is getting into wrestling in the summer. Sid tells Dan to try and get involved with someone who is going to teach him about the business.

A caller named Jenny asks if Sid is planning on continuing to work on the smaller scene. Sid says that he picks his dates as he is looking to keep his time in the ring. Sid says that his passion is to work the bigger crowds. Sid is hoping to work on the local scene this summer as well.

Jack asks Sid if he has changed his mind on going to TNA now that Hulk Hogan is in the company. Sid says that it is more appealing to him, but there are some things that he has heard that do not interest him. Sid mentions that WWE will be the number one place that he would want to go to. Sid talked to Johnny Ace and said that Johnny didn’t have anything going on for him. Sid hasn’t been keeping up the WWE product.

Sid talks about Brock Lesnar and Bill Goldberg. Sid knows that Vince McMahon took one look at Goldberg and knew that their was money to be made.

A caller asks if Sid still believes that women shouldn’t be in the ring. Sid stands by what he said and believes that women do not sell tickets to the shows. Sid does believe that there is a spot for the girls and mentions the Nitro Girls. Sid says they aren’t going to find a Sherri Martel or Moolah. “You go to a football game and see the cheerleaders, but you don’t want to see them play football”.

Sid and Lord Humongous leave on that note.

For full audio of the interview plus the rest of the show covering the news and views of the week please visit www.InYourHeadOnline.com and live every Wednesday at 8:05 PM EST.

The following matches were taped earlier this week for tonight’s episode of WWE Superstars on WGN America:

• Caylen Croft and Trent Barreta vs. Tyson Kidd and David Hart Smith
• William Regal vs. Yoshi Tatsu
• Kofi Kingtson and MVP vs. Carlito and Zack Ryder

Warning: The following contains *Spoiler* results for tonight’s WWE Superstars show:

• The Hart Dynasty defeated Trent Barreta and Caylen Croft.
• Kofi Kingston and MVP defeated Zack Ryder and Carlito (w/Michael Tarver).
• Yoshi Tatsu beat William Regal.

The following matches were taped earlier this week for tonight’s episode of WWE Superstars on WGN America:

• Caylen Croft and Trent Barreta vs. Tyson Kidd and David Hart Smith
• William Regal vs. Yoshi Tatsu
• Kofi Kingtson and MVP vs. Carlito and Zack Ryder

Warning: The following contains *Spoiler* results for tonight’s WWE Superstars show:

• The Hart Dynasty defeated Trent Barreta and Caylen Croft.
• Kofi Kingston and MVP defeated Zack Ryder and Carlito (w/Michael Tarver).
• Yoshi Tatsu beat William Regal.

— As a result of his participation in the Money in the Bank Ladder Match at WrestleMania XXVI, Kane broke Bret Hart’s record of most consecutive WrestleMania matches with thirteen. However, it should be noted that Kane’s bout at WrestleMania XIX aired during Sunday Night Heat rather than the actual pay-per-view, so technically, he doesn’t hold the streak for most consecutive WrestleMania pay-per-view appearances.

— While WWE did not want its talent visiting the Ring of Honor or Dragon Gate events held in Phoenix last weekend, some showed up at the ROH shows discreetly.

— Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart attended the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony this past weekend.

— The Miz noted on his Twitter account that he attended Star Magazine’s “Young Hot Hollywood” party last night.

— George Lopez, who had Monday’s Raw co-host Clark Duke on Lopez Tonight last night, said he may host Monday Night Raw when WWE returns to Los Angeles in August. Clark said he will be there and added he was on hand for last year’s SummerSlam. Lopez said they should form a tag team and then they shook hands.

In other notes from his appearance last night, Lopez said they are both “big wrestling fans for life.” Clark said he had a front row seat at WrestleMania and that his WWE experience was “the most incredible forty-eight hours of his life.” A clip then aired of the fans booing Duke and Rob Corddry as they talked on stage. He said he was surprised and a little hurt about the fans booing him. He added that he and Rob did not want to wrestle.

— A replay of this week’s episode of WWE NXT will air before next Tuesday’s broadcast at 9:00 p.m. EST.

— The WWE website has added Irwin R. Schyster to its Alumni section.

— George Lopez, who had Monday’s Raw co-host Clark Duke on Lopez Tonight last night, said he may host Monday Night Raw when WWE returns to Los Angeles in August. Clark said he will be there and added he was on hand for last year’s SummerSlam. Lopez said they should form a tag team and then they shook hands.

In other notes from his appearance last night, Lopez said they are both “big wrestling fans for life.” Clark said he had a front row seat at WrestleMania and that his WWE experience was “the most incredible forty-eight hours of his life.” A clip then aired of the fans booing Duke and Rob Corddry as they talked on stage. He said he was surprised and a little hurt about the fans booing him. He added that he and Rob did not want to wrestle.

— A replay of this week’s episode of WWE NXT will air before next Tuesday’s broadcast at 9:00 p.m. EST.

— The WWE website has added Irwin R. Schyster to its Alumni section.