Jim Ross Signs New Deal with WWE

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Jim Ross has been contemplating leaving WWE, but it appears that he has finally made a deal with them, which will keep him active in the company for a while longer.

According to Baltimore Sun.com, Ross has worked out a new deal to remain with WWE.

Jim wrote the following on his blog Friday Night:

“I have worked out what we believe to be a win/win, employee agreement with WWE and will remain with the company that I have been with essentially since 1993,” he wrote.

“Going forward, I will be focusing on a variety of talent relations matters, essentially as a consultant, of which will not require weekly travel. I will be visiting [Florida Championship Wrestling] in Tampa on a regular basis to observe the development of the young men and women who, I hope, all want to headline WrestleMania someday. This area of the company has always been of particular interest to me.”

Ross also stated that he won't be returning to any weekly WWE programs as a commentator, nor will he be brought in to announce on pay-per-views.

But he indicated that he might also be involved in other WWE broadcasts and said the new deal with WWE also allows him to take broadcasting assignments in genres that WWE does not view as competition, including mixed martial arts (MMA).

He will be missed on television, but at least he will still be involved in the company in different areas, and it would be intriguing to see him in MMA as an on-screen commentator.

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