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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 397 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsWrestling |
On this REMIX episode of Grilling JR, listen as JR and Conrad revisit Backlash 2001, which took place on April 29, 2001 at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Il. In it, we'd see a "winner take all" main event tag team match featuring WWF Champion "Stone... more
On this episode of Grilling JR, the voice of professional wrestling, Jim Ross is back! He and Conrad play catch up on all the news and notes that's happened in professional wrestling since they last visited. JR shares his thoughts and comments on The... more
On this REMIX edition of Grilling JR, JR and Conrad revisit the newly inducted WWE Hall Of Fame "Immortal Moment" match from WrestleMania XIII, which took place on March 23,1997 at the Rosemont Horizon, in Chicago, IL! In it, we'd see the legendary d... more
On this REMIX episode of Grilling JR, JR and Conrad cover what some have called the "cursed" WrestleMania...WrestleMania 19. JR discusses the on edge moments during Steve Austin's health scare hours before the event, what was actually planned for the... more
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I hate to write this, but it’s getting rough. JR constantly repeats himself. He talks a lot but doesn’t say anything. Old episodes are fine, anything new isn’t worth the listen.
Love every episode. Life long wrestling fan and JR is the voice of my generation. Appreciate all you have done. Thank you.
Jr is getting too much. Rambling on about nothing. Then whenever they start to give credit to someone else it how he did this and that. Starting to become bitter and too much
Jim Ross is an iconic wrestling announcer, but this podcast is just sad all the way around. There’s no reason to point out specifics, as it was painful enough to listen to, let alone taking any more time out of my life to recap all that’s wrong with this podcast.
Jim Ross is borderline incoherent, but at least Conrad is entertaining, so I listened to the show on occasion, but his pathetic fabricated story about Sunny trying to move in with him and offering to “take care of him in the bedroom” is such a pathetic lie that I can’t justify listening anymore. She’s in jail, her life is a mess, but fabricating a story like that is beyond repulsive. What an absolute joke. Every single person who knows either of you and heard that nonsense is laughing at how l... more
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This podcast provides an in-depth exploration of professional wrestling through the storytelling and experiences of its long-time commentator. Touching on memorable moments, rivalries, and insights into the personalities shaping the wrestling landscape, the discussions often feature detailed retrospectives on significant events and figures in the industry. Unique anecdotes and behind-the-scenes stories create a blend of nostalgia and analytics that is likely to appeal to die-hard wrestling fans and those curious about the inner workings of the sport. The conversational format often features co-hosts engaging with the host to add context, making for both an entertaining and informative experience.
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