For over forty years Jim Ross has been the Voice of Wrestling. From starting as referee in the regional territories to becoming the Executive Vice President for WWE, nobody has a story quite like Jim Ross. From recruiting and hiring some of the biggest superstars in the industry to providing the soundtrack for the most important moments in wrestling history, "Good Ole JR" was there for it all. Joi... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 338 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | WrestlingSports |
On this episode of Grilling JR, the voice of wrestling Jim Ross is joined by Conrad Thompson to discuss the incredible year Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson had back in 1998. JR shares his stories of working with "The Great One" and his evolution into TOP G... more
On this episode of Grilling JR, we are handing over the reigns to the show for the first time this year! The voice of professional wrestling answers listeners questions from all over the world. Did your question get answered? JR covers topics such as... more
On this episode of Grilling JR, the voice of wrestling Jim Ross and host Conrad Thompson are back and catching up all everything that's happened in the world of professional wrestling since JR's been away. JR shares his experience calling Sting's Las... more
On this episode of Grilling JR, the voice of wrestling, Jim Ross and host Conrad Thompson take us on a trip back into the archives for Clash Of The Champions 1. The guys discuss the formation of the Clash, working with Tony Schiavone on a major event... more
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Love catching up to the stories of podcast of older times that when i was younger watching. Love learning the stuff that i didn’t know back then .
Heard my last “Connie”. Farewell
Jim has lost all relevance. I bet Tony don’t even call Jim Ross back to the announcing table. He’s lost it and looks as if someone has hit him over his fat head with a rack of ribs.
“Good ole JR” is the best at describing what is going on in the ring (as well as describing the details to Conrad). This comes from broadcasting matches with former Mid South promoter Leroy McGuirk, who was blind, as described in his book SLOBBERKNOCKER. more
JR is more confused than Donald Trump from too many chair shots to his fat head, and Conrad is an embarrassing shill for AEW nonsense. Even Tony knows better than to return JR to his television shows.
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