blackwaterpark
Pro
you take for granted that he's 62. he looks 40!
Jerry Lawler
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InstantKlassik
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*daps* GREAT read, J.R. is probably the greatest visionary in the history of wrestling, the way he is able to uniquely craft his different thoughts and opinions is
If he ever drops an autobiography, shyt will be AUTO-COP staus 
InstantKlassik
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So what i said is far out?
but then again i doubt you even know what "visionary" means
meanwhile you make b.s. like this
http://www.the-coli.com/tsc/39700-c...ght-sonnin-fools-left-right.html#.UFES6I1lREM
TrueEpic08
Dum Shiny
Good to hear that he's doing well, and Jim Ross' piece was a very good read.
the artist known az
Hail the victors
I saw an article that people feared he my have brain damage, I meant to read it
So what i said is far out?
but then again i doubt you even know what "visionary" means
meanwhile you make b.s. like this
http://www.the-coli.com/tsc/39700-c...ght-sonnin-fools-left-right.html#.UFES6I1lREM
Jim Ross kind of never says what he REALLY wants to say. He kinds of always says the obvious and leaves it at that. Someone like Austin or Jake Roberts will tell the straight truth about someone if there name comes up.
InstantKlassik
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Yet, he's always insightful and i believe everything he says is true, he just doesn't go ALL THE WAY in on questions a lot of times like many others in the wrestling industry do when he could very easily do just that.
i agree, he sorta always plays it safe and gives the politically correct answers to a lot of questions on different subjects, as a way to not step on anybody toes or piss anyone off but you can tell that it comes from a genuine place and the way that he words his opinions
good thing he's not an a$$hole, because you know he could really stick it to people and give the REAL inside TRUTH on a lot of shyt that most in the business wouldn't want revealed. He's like the John Madden of Wrestling
I'm sure the job is there when he wants it back, and there's a huge babyface pop waiting for him when he returns. It's the kind of scenario that could rival Bret's return a couple years back, or Flair's retirement segment. Makes for great television.
Maybe give him a storyline that involves a lot of mic work but no wrestling or physical stuff (obviously), and then eventually give him a huge send-off when he does decide to retire. The guy's earned it, recent announcing work notwithstanding. He's probably a top-five living legend in the business.
Maybe give him a storyline that involves a lot of mic work but no wrestling or physical stuff (obviously), and then eventually give him a huge send-off when he does decide to retire. The guy's earned it, recent announcing work notwithstanding. He's probably a top-five living legend in the business.
Bob Loblaw
Superstar
Whatever he does, he needs to stay the fukk out of the E ring. Aside from Heath Slater's legend angle, it rarely ends well when the old guard comes in and mixes it up with this generation's talent. (Steamboat,Lawler)