Source: pwinsider.com

Jim Ross wrote the following on his website blog at www.JRsBarBQ.com:

"Been asked by WWE to be a part of the upcoming Paul Heyman DVD of which I’m anxious to participate. Once details are worked out we will schedule a time for me to head to WWE HQ and tell a few…dozen Heyman stories. I’m very honored to have been requested to be a part of this production as it was me who gave Paul his first broadcast gig and taught him the ropes as best that I could . Paul was so high strung and outspoken that many within WCW did not want to work with him but I saw talent in the abrasive albeit highly intelligent Jewish kid from Scarsdale, N.Y."

In asking around, I am told that WWE is already filming interviews and footage for the DVD, which will include a documentary and be released later this year. They were filming material in Philadelphia last week I am told.

This one is going on my list. I really like Bio DVDs

Earth Child wrote:This one is going on my list. I really like Bio DVDs

Indeed. The Bobby Heenan one is phenomenal. I'm not sure if it's still on Netflix, but it's worth a look.

Just the snippets about Paul and ECW they put in Beyond The Mat make me really want to see this.

I got this DVD for Christmas, and it was pretty damn good. How he got into the wrestling business was very ambitious. I'll admit I replayed the '"Lava" promo several times too.

Earth Child wrote:I got this DVD for Christmas, and it was pretty damn good. How he got into the wrestling business was very ambitious. I'll admit I replayed the '"Lava" promo several times too.

Yeah. That whole thing about the way he promoted his first show was utterly nuts.