WWE News: JBL Says Wrestling Isn't Dead by a Long Shot

I am a huge JBL fan. I was in support of his singles push back in 2004 and jumped for joy when he beat Eddie Guerrero for the WWE title.

All he needed was a long title-reign to cement his place in history, and he got that—perfect!

Now, a few years later, he is retired and living the good life—good for him!

Every week or so, he blogs about the current wrestling landscape and reviews the latest big moments in WWE/TNA/UFC.

His latest entry is another great piece. Like me, he talks business, numbers, realistic options and doesn't just "fantasy book" and do what he wants to do and what he wants only.

To sum up his latest thoughts, he talks about the pay-per-view industry and how computers and internet may be the future when it pertains to reaching a worldwide audience.

You know? Making money.

He also says that with this, UFC has a good shot to be the biggest sport in the world someday.

While I am not going to get into that statement, he does make some good points.

In closing, he says, and I quote, "So is wrestling dead? Not by a long shot, in fact it’s best days could easily be ahead."

The 44-year-old even hints at a comeback because of how great the wrestling business (notice the word there—business) is going to be in the future.

Something to think about, folks.