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Jim Ross Wiki Biography

• James William Ross was born into the world on 3 January 1952, in Fort Bragg, California USA. 
• He is a resigned wrestling pundit, chief and ability relations specialist, grappler, ref, creator, and the proprietor of an eatery. 
• Known for his moniker Good Ol’ JR, he is considered as perhaps the best reporter throughout the entire existence of wrestling. 
• So exactly how rich is Jim Ross? 
• Ross’ different profession has procured him a net worth of more than $4 million, as announced in mid-2016. 
• Ross went to Westville High School in Westville, Oklahoma where he dominated in football, b-ball, and baseball, procuring various distinctions. 
• He began his vocation by giving a discourse to school radio. 
• He at that point started functioning as a ref in the National Wrestling Alliance Tri-State Territory from 1974 to 1977. 
• In 1982 Bill Watts bought the Territory to take his Mid-South Wrestling advancement to a public level and Ross turned into its lead in-depth man and Vice President of Marketing. 
• At the point when Watts’ endeavor fizzled, the Mid-South was offered to Jim Crockett Promotions and renamed to Universal Wrestling Federation. 
• Ross stayed to fill in as an analyst and fundamental in depth man for the NWA. 
• The organization in the long run transformed into World Championship Wrestling in 1991 and Ross turned into the top of its telecom. 
• His net worth began to rise. 
• Ross stayed there until 1993 and afterward joined the World Wrestling Federation. 
• For quite a while he worked with Bobby Heenan, being the principal voice of the WWF pay-per-see occasions. 
• After his concept of Radio WWF was taken, Ross turned into its host along with the WWF President Gorilla Monsoon. 
• At the point when his agreement with the WWF reached the end in 1994, Ross turned into a commentator for the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons and Smoky Mountain Wrestling. 
• The very year the WWF rehired him however they at last terminated him for supposedly giving inside data to the media, and Ross got back to Smoky Mountain Wrestling. 
• The WWF employed him again to fill in as a host, pundit, and commentator on different WWF shows, including “Geniuses“, “Activity Zone“, “Shotgun Saturday Night” and “SmackDown!”. 
• The next year he exchanged situations with Michael Cole.

Jim Ross Quick Info

Jim Ross Trademarks

1. Distinctive facial expression
2. A southern drawl in his voice
3. Uses the term, “Great athlete”, often when talking about WWE superstars
4. Always wears the same cowboy hat on WWE TV

Jim Ross Quotes

• He’s not just trying to hurt the man – he’s out to end his career!
• I think we need subtitles for Chris Kanyon’s interviews.
• Paul Heyman is a poor excuse for a human being. He is no part of a man.
• (Speaking of the voice of the Alliance, the WCW/ECW entity that invaded WWF in 2001) “I understand it’s being spread. It’s like manure, you just spread it out and everything grows.”
• It’s that rabid wolverine, Chris Benoit!
• That darn jezebel!
• This is a slobber knocker!
• [Whenever Stone Cold Steve Austin appears] Business is about to pick up.

Jim Ross Important Facts

• Won a “No Disqualification match” against the 10th time World Heavyweight Champion, Triple H, in his first-ever wrestling match (with the help of the World Heavyweight Champion, Batista). [April 2005]
• Returned to WWE Raw (1993) after Joey Styles quit. [May 2006]
• Published author.
• WWE Hall of Famer.
• Is a huge ZZ Top fan.
• Wore a pair of John Wayne’s cufflinks during his WrestleMania appearances.
• Bears a striking resemblance to actor Larry Hagman, who played J.R. Ewing on the TV series Dallas (1978).
• Almost walked out on his current job as a play-by-play announcer with the WWE after they asked him to become “J.R.” and wear a cowboy hat. He said that cowboys were from Texas, not Oklahoma, and didn’t feel it was appropriate. After much persuasion, he conceded to Vince McMahon’s demands and gave in. He is now widely recognized as the most popular broadcaster in the history of the company.
• Is also good friends with Mark Calaway (aka “The Undertaker”), Mick Foley, Allen Sarven, Jerry Lawler, and probably more.
• Collects John Wayne and Mickey Mantle memorabilia.
• He has been good friends with two different “Steve Williams”. One being “Dr. Death” Steve Williams and the other is also known as “StoneCold” Steve Austin.
• Former Senior Vice President of Talent Relations for the WWE. He stepped down in early 2004. JR’s internal position is now as Executive Vice President, Business Strategies, working more closely with Vince McMahon.
• He is a diehard Sooners fan.
• Worked as a referee for the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Football Conference for 16 years, before his career in professional wrestling.
• Has been the lead announcer for Mid-South/UWF (owned by Bill Watts), WCW, and WWE.
• Created a line of barbecue sauces called “J.R.’s Slobberknocker BBQ Sauce,” sold through the World Wrestling Entertainment Shop zone. The cap on the bottle is a replica of his trademark black cowboy hat.
• Suffers from Bells Palsy, a condition that is responsible for paralyzing half his face. He has had it since January 25, 1995.
• The first Wrestlemania he appeared as the play-by-play commentator for was WrestleMania IX (1993) in 1993.
• Played a major part in bringing superstar Mick Foley to WCW and WWE.
• Graduate of Northfield, Mt. Hermon.
• Went to Westville High School in Westville, Oklahoma

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