Jim Ross Didn't Have An Issue With AEW's Casino Ladder Match

Current AEW commentator Jim Ross is a vet in the pro wrestling world, as he became earlier a household name as a commentator in WWE. Respectively he has begotten some of the most memorable moments in the history of pro wrestling.

Reportedly, the Casino Ladder match during AEW All Out was not according to the fans' expectations, as Stokely Hathaway along with his partners finished up hijacking the match. whether that terminated with MJF's victory.



Jim Ross discussed later it while speaking on an episode of the "On Demand" series on AdFreeShows. When he mentioned that he feels the muted reaction to the then-anonymous winner of the Casino Ladder match at All Out was an essential decision.

As Jim Ross discussed:

"It did have a unique reaction," JR said of the palpable hush that fell over the crowd when Stokely Hathaway and a group of wrestlers interfered and stole the Casino Ladder Match poker chip from high above the ring. Only then did a masked individual emerge from the back — to the tune of The Rolling Stones' "Sympathy For The Devil" no less — to claim the guaranteed title shot token and be declared the match’s winner. "I don't know if it was good, bad, or indifferent, but it was a unique reaction, to say the least." That individual was later revealed to be MJF at the conclusion of the show.

"I didn't hear any complaints, at least on my timeline,” JR continued, sarcastically suggesting that the timeline is the final word. "I didn't have an issue with it. It was a piece of the show that needed to be told to take us to the next location. Simple as that."

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