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Jim Ross
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Currently, Jim Ross continues to make his mark in the wrestling world, representing All Elite Wrestling (AEW) as a lead commentator, a position he took on in 2019. His involvement in AEW has brought a wealth of experience and credibility to the organization's broadcasts, and he continues to be a beloved figure among fans. Additionally, Ross engages with his fan base through his podcast, 'Grilling JR', where he shares stories from his career, provides commentary on current wrestling events, and interviews wrestling legends. Despite facing health challenges, including skin cancer and overcoming a serious health scare in 2021 that affected his ability to travel, Ross remains active and integral in the wrestling community. As live events have resumed post-pandemic, he has been present at various AEW shows, showcasing his undying passion for the industry and commitment to maintaining the high standards of professional wrestling commentary. His insightful takes on the matches and wrestlers continue to resonate with audiences both in-person and at home, making Jim Ross a cherished and iconic voice in wrestling today.
Jim Ross History
Jim Ross, often referred to as 'Good Ol' J.R.', is a legendary figure in the world of professional wrestling commentary and journalism. He was born on January 3, 1952, in Fort Bragg, California, but grew up in Oklahoma, where he nurtured a deep passion for wrestling from a young age. Ross began his wrestling career in the 1970s, working as a referee and later transitioning to a commentary role. His extensive experience included stints with the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) and World Championship Wrestling (WCW) before he rose to prominence at the WWF (now WWE) in 1993. As the voice of WWE, he became known for his distinctive Southern drawl and catchphrases, such as 'Stone Cold! Stone Cold!' during pivotal moments, particularly in the career of Stone Cold Steve Austin. Ross's insightful commentary and incredible ability to evoke emotion helped define many of wrestling's most memorable moments throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s. Beyond commentary, he played a key role in talent recruitment and development, showcasing his keen eye for talent. After leaving WWE in 2013, he explored various projects, including a successful podcast and appearances in various wrestling promotions. Throughout his career, Jim Ross has been honored with numerous accolades and has been inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, solidifying his status in the wrestling industry.
