Good Ol' JR Retired

I-Hate-You

Veteran
Supporter
Joined
May 1, 2012
Messages
30,817
Reputation
2,978
Daps
63,798
http://www.wwe.com/inside/jim-ross-to-retire-26147422

WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross announced that he is retiring from WWE today, after 20 years of service, to focus on his personal business endeavors.

Jim has had a long and storied career at WWE, both on the corporate staff as well as his television persona, calling some of the most memorable matches in WWE history as the voice of Monday Night Raw and SmackDown for more than two decades. He made his debut with WWE at WrestleMania IXin 1993 and was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2007 by his long-time friend “Stone Cold” Steve Austin.

Jim has made many contributions to WWE and the sports-entertainment industry, and we thank him for his many years of service and wish him well.
 

MushroomX

Packers Stockholder
Supporter
Joined
Aug 17, 2013
Messages
28,176
Reputation
9,399
Daps
118,563
Reppin
Wisconsin
Not surprised after the WWE 2k14 :lupe: fiasco with Naitch as well. JR sounded tired in his blog posts, like he had no more passion to work for the sport. I think at this point he is more interested in his cooking and Sooners Football.
 

showtime

All Star
Joined
Jul 10, 2012
Messages
1,221
Reputation
190
Daps
3,180
Reppin
NULL
The reason wwe removed him from commentating was because they went pg. JR can't be JR in pg
 
Joined
May 6, 2012
Messages
31,476
Reputation
6,516
Daps
128,081
Reppin
The Last of the Outlaws
damn :to:


dude is literally the voice of wrestling to me. Can't count how many non wrestling related damn near inappropriate moments i've had in real life that I've laughed to myself about because I heard a JR call over them.


I'm happy to see him walking away in what appears to be solid health and in a good space mentally because I mean no disrespect by this but seeing JR get sick and frail like Heenan or Solie towards the end of his life was not something I wanted to see.


:salute: to that dude for real.


-P-
 

Mr.Black

An Honest Man
Joined
Mar 7, 2013
Messages
6,053
Reputation
-2,181
Daps
5,804
hes been retired for years to me, i dont count that last run 1 bit because he was obviously uninterested and who can blame him, the miz was wwe champion for fukkery sake
 
Joined
May 21, 2012
Messages
8,693
Reputation
4,131
Daps
47,875
Reppin
LDN
"Pat Patterson coming up behind as always."

"Nice go behind there, shades of Pat Patterson."

(On Pat Patterson)
"Believe it or not he's single, folks."

"The Outlaws spend more time on the canvas then Rembrandt."

"Sunny reminds me of Will Rodgers: She's never met a man she doesn't like."

"I'm glad I talked to Trish before the show, I was going to wear the same thing."

(Talking about Papi Chulo's fur coat)
"That's the finest roadkill that money can buy."

(After Jerry Lawler made a comment)
"That's good. I'm glad you shared that with us."

(Talking about Vince McMahon)
"He could bring a tear to a glass eye."

"Golga hasn't missed any meals on his world buffet tour."

"That's just as athletic as a cow on ice."

(Talking about Jerry Lawler)
"You don't turn nothing down but the sheets."

Lawler: " You know what they say about guys with big feet."
JR: "They have big socks."

(When Viscera got a pin in the Hardcore Battle Royal at WrestleMania 2000)
"For those of you scoring at home and have Viscera in your office pool..."

(After the clock dissapeared from the screen at WrestleMania 2000)
"I think the clock got scared."

"This match has bowling shoe potential."

(After Trish Stratus does a bridging move)
"There's one bridge I'm sure you'd like to cross over again and again."

Ain't even got started on his serious quotes either :wow:
 
Top