Kemo
06-05-2021, 10:43 PM
Jim Ross talked about the WWE career of Mick Foley on the latest episode of his Grilling JR podcast and during the talk; he also revealed the origin of a famous Vince McMahon line. The former WWE commentator was talking about an interview with the WWE Hall Of Famer in June 1997.
He explained that the boss was originally not expected to be there. According to Ross, the interview not only turned around the perception of Foley in Mr McMahon’s eyes but it also gave them one of his most memorable lines:
“We didn’t know Vince was even going to be there, we had no idea, That’s where the famous line that came from Vince, where we got to a certain stopping point and heard this voice and it’s unmistakably Vince saying ‘This is good s–t.’
At that point, Mick is made. He just sold the old man. I don’t know what his thoughts would be if you asked him today,”
said Jim Ross, “But at that time, he had turned the corner. He got the blessing of the most powerful man in all of pro wrestling”
Apart from this, The AEW star also discussed how Mick Foley had no filter. He explained that the hardcore legend always wanted to do more and please the fans. Jim Ross revealed that his risk-taking habits led to him and Vince himself talking to the legend a number of times, telling him to slow down.
He explained that the boss was originally not expected to be there. According to Ross, the interview not only turned around the perception of Foley in Mr McMahon’s eyes but it also gave them one of his most memorable lines:
“We didn’t know Vince was even going to be there, we had no idea, That’s where the famous line that came from Vince, where we got to a certain stopping point and heard this voice and it’s unmistakably Vince saying ‘This is good s–t.’
At that point, Mick is made. He just sold the old man. I don’t know what his thoughts would be if you asked him today,”
said Jim Ross, “But at that time, he had turned the corner. He got the blessing of the most powerful man in all of pro wrestling”
Apart from this, The AEW star also discussed how Mick Foley had no filter. He explained that the hardcore legend always wanted to do more and please the fans. Jim Ross revealed that his risk-taking habits led to him and Vince himself talking to the legend a number of times, telling him to slow down.