Jim Ross: Hardy's Return, WWE's Future Stars, More

Jim Ross is back with another update on his Blog section of Jrsbarbq.com. The following are a few highlights:

- Ross on his trip to WWE developmental territory Florida Championship Wrestling: "I don't think the WWE has any aspect of their business that is more important than the development of new stars. Problem is, stars don't grow on trees. Athletes either have 'it' or they don't and 'it' can't be manufactured. As time goes on, we will all see how many of these hard working young kids discover if they have 'it' or not. Nonetheless, the WWE has some exciting, young people working diligently to learn their craft in hopes of some day being the main event at Wrestlemania. That's how I look at this process. If one is wanting to make it to the Promised Land of one of the three rosters, with the opportunity to earn big cash, appear on weekly TV and their goal is not to want to headline 'Mania, then they need to update their resumes."

- Ross on Jeff Hardy returning to WWE: "Great to see Jeff Hardy, or is it Harvey, back on Monday Night Raw. Arguably, Jeff got as loud and as enthusiastic reception from the Raw fans in Detroit as any one who appeared on the broadcast from where I was sitting. Jeff is a major star waiting to happen and let's hope all the stars are aligned properly to where that story can be told. Many factors go into this evolution to get to the very top of the food chain but none more important than the talent himself. That's not a Jeff Hardy exclusive, but goes for everyone."

- Ross on Jake Roberts: "I hear that Jake Roberts has been doing well the past few weeks, after completing a treatment program, which is great news. I have known Jake for years, since he was a really young man, and his mind for wrestling and wrestling psychology specifically is a gift. Just thinking out loud here, but I wonder what sort of wrestling manager Jake would make in he were in the right environment with the right talent?"