EARLY Jim Cornette: First "Interview" on the Jerry Lawler Show (Memphis Wrestling Talk Show)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Jim Cornette, wrestlings' industry-leading podcaster, in his earliest days in Memphis.
Cornette was a natural who grew up in and around the Memphis territory. While hated by many....he's respected by all.
Take a step back in time with a brief excerpt from the JERRY LAWLER SHOW.
#jimcornette #podcast #wwe #jerrylawler #memphis #siriusxm #aew
Jerry the king Lawler is my favorite wrestler on memphis wrestling
Jimmy looks like he's goin to play The Riddler in the next Tim Burton Batman lol. Salute to them both legends.
You probably already know this, but this interview/promo pre-dates that particular movie by about 11-12 years.😎😎
Damn, Cornette was always a great talker. And he would only get better and better.
Jerry wasn't being a very nice good guy when he beat up bret Hart and ruined his coronation,
That's because he was actually a heel (at least in WWF) at the time.
Yes a very bad bad , baddie bad man
Jim Cornette never told a lie..
Hahahahaha. Love him or not. The guy does speak his mind freely
My favorite manager of all time and my favorite wrestler of all time.
Corny is the King of gab
I see that Cornette has always been a great talker. He's only got better with age.
Jim’s attire was always firmly rooted in 1980s fashion. Every era has fashion that is instantly dated and comes off as pretentious. Jim is a heel here and trying to get heat, so mission accomplished. A green suit with a yellow tie? And I thought the white suit with the red tie was ridiculous. But that’s all part of the gimmick. He’s trying to be an annoying rich kid.
Back then he was a Mama's boy! Wimp!
GOLD.
Hahahaha....he's had the gift since day one.
I’d watch Cornette cut a promo on a piece of sheetrock.
Lawler didn't have to call it a "bad guy segment."
So what should he have said?
@@willhorting5317 He could've said Memphis Wrestling is forcing him to interview Cornette and not say a word about good/bad guys. Good/bad should be apparent to the viewers immediately. He doesn't need to hint that it's a storyline.
@@jd9119 fair enough.
But telling viewers that so-and-so is a bad guy, was common in promos back then.
Doing so, was more for the benefit of the casual viewer, than the viewer who watched all the time, and already knew what was going on.
Plus, this promo was very early in Cornette's on-screen career.
So yes, many fans of Memphis knew that he was a heel.
But the casual viewer might not have yet.
Like I said...sign of the times.