Jim Ross & Jerry Lawler Get RAW

Talk Is Jericho

Chris Jericho

Tv & Film, Sports, Wrestling

4.8 • 9.4K Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2019

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

It’s the last of the live podcasts from the Chris Jericho Rock & Wrestling Rager at Sea, and of course it’s only fitting that it’s two WWE Hall of Famers who also happen to be on the best broadcast announce teams in WWE history – Jim Ross and Jerry “The King” Lawler! They’re telling stories about their time on RAW including their first and last matches together, the debut of Mr. McMahon, Hell In The Cell, and the night Owen Hart died. They also talk about one-liners, The Rock, Vince McMahon, and life after RAW.

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0:00.0	impact
0:21.1	if
0:21.6	passed
0:24.0	armament
0:26.4	sports
0:29.4	and i i want to tell you that the turtle got mug by a couple of
0:32.9	sales
0:34.1	and uh...
0:35.2	uh... you know the police came in the in the turtle's free rattle
0:39.6	shaken up the system
0:41.6	and uh... said so uh...
0:44.1	you know can you describe the guys are what what happened in the interlaced
0:48.0	well
0:49.0	all i could say that i don't know that happened so fast
0:53.1	thank you very much but
0:54.3	oh man did you get that one it took me i did it with the kind of google it to
0:57.3	have it explained to the turtles are slow
0:59.3	and snails are slow
1:00.6	it happens so fast
1:02.2	okay that's a growner at best uh... minimal pop for that one but give it up a
1:06.0	huge pop for defmacagan
1:07.6	for calling every single Friday and delivering the defmacagan joke of the week
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