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== Trayectoria == |
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=== Comienzos === |
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biografia de Jim gordo ros... |
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En su etapa en el instituto, Ross comentó en la radio del este. Con esta experiencia, se le dio una oportunidad de ser un comentarista suplente cuando al titular le fuera imposible.<ref name="MIT-speech">{{Cita web |url=http://www.wrestlingobserver.com/wo/news/headlines/default.asp?aID=19019 |título=Recap of Jim Ross' speech at MIT |fechaacceso=2007-03-25 |apellido=Encarnacao |nombre=Jack |fecha=[[23 March]] [[2007]] |editorial=Wrestling Observer}}</ref> |
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Poco después[[Bill Watts]] compró el territorio del Mid-South, y Ross fue allí a trabajar, convirtiéndose en el principal hombre play-by-play en 1986. El primer [[NWA World Heavyweight Championship|World Title]] combate que anunció enfrentó a [[Ric Flair]] y [[Ted DiBiase]]. Cuando [[Jim Crockett, Jr.]] compró el Mid-South (entonces renombrado Universal Wrestling Federation) y lo mezcló con su grupo [[Jim Crockett Promotions]], Ross se unió a la nueva compañía y ocasionalmente reemplazó a [[Gordon Solie]] y [[Tony Schiavone]] como anunciante para el [[National Wrestling Alliance]]. Ross continuó progresando y mejorando y construyó su legado cuando Jim Crockett Promotions se convirtió en [[World Championship Wrestling]] (WCW). |
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Ross siguió subiendo peldaños, y durante su camino tuvo un contencioso con el jefe de WCW [[Eric Bischoff]]. Según Ross, Bischoff, quien se lo había dicho, hizo un gran trabajo "vendiéndose" a los ejecutivos del dueño de WCW [[Turner Broadcasting System|Turner Broadcasting]]. Según Bischoff, Ross lo maltrató, y cuando Eric fue promocionado como productor ejecutivo en 1993, despidió "justamente" a Ross de la compañía. |
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un chaval con problemas de salud al nacer en 1962 con un tumor cereblar y un infarto en su primer minuto de vida... |
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Tras esto, Ross tuvo un duro contrato de 3 años con Turner Broadcasting, pero se tomó un descanso inmediato por miedo a no poder encontrar trabajo si dejara la televisión por un largo periodo de tiempo. [[Mick Foley]] afirma que Ross regresó desde el comité de reserva de la WCW.<ref>Foley, Mick. Have A Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks (p.145)</ref> Ross abandonó WCW tras haber sido lanzado por los aires por Eric Bischoff.<ref>Foley, Mick. Have A Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks (p.238)</ref> |
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=== World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment === |
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==== 1993-1996 ==== |
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After his extensive work in the NWA and WCW, Ross was hired by the [[World Wrestling Entertainment|World Wrestling Federation]] (later known as World Wrestling Entertainment), making his debut at [[WrestleMania IX]] and taking over for [[Gorilla Monsoon]] on ''[[WWF Wrestling Challenge]]'' the next weekend. Ross worked alongside [[Bobby Heenan]] on that show until Heenan left the WWF in December 1993. Ross was originally the main voice of the WWF's [[pay-per-view]] events when he was first brought in, calling both [[WrestleMania IX]] and the [[King of the Ring#1993|King of the Ring]] with Heenan and [[Randy Savage]] in 1993. [[Vince McMahon]] took his position at payperviews starting with [[SummerSlam (1993)|SummerSlam 1993]]. |
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Ross was then made host of [[Radio WWF]], which lasted a little under a year. In this role, Ross was joined by co-hosts such as [[Scott Levy|Johnny Polo]], and talked to various WWF Superstars and fans. Ross and Monsoon called SummerSlam and the Survivor Series at the end of 1993 and the [[Royal Rumble (1994)|Royal Rumble]] for Radio WWF. |
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la verdad es que cuando fue al colegio se comia compañeros.Para evitar esto los profesores (tambien gordos) le cebaron para crear un mounstro .... |
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Ross was fired by WWF on [[February 11]] [[1994]]. He subsequently became an announcer for [[Smoky Mountain Wrestling]] and the [[National Football League|NFL]]'s [[Atlanta Falcons]]. |
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cuando tenia 6 anos esto años le salio un monton de pelo en la espalda y se le rompieros los dientes,,,, |
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When [[Vince McMahon#Legal trial|Vince McMahon was indicted]] by the United States federal government in 1994, he was unable to continue commentating on ''Monday Night RAW''. After a few weeks of [[Gorilla Monsoon]] on play-by-play, the WWF rehired Ross to fill in for McMahon alongside Randy Savage throughout that summer. When McMahon was acquitted, Ross was let go by the WWF again, but the Federation quickly rehired him in early 1995 in time for [[WrestleMania XI]]. Relocated to the syndicated WWF programming for the majority of the next two years, Ross would rejoin the primary announce team in the summer of 1996. |
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mas tarde con 10 años se apunto a baloncesto y izo de albitro(la verdad es que fui al mismo colegio de jim por eso no escribo bien por k me acosava---) |
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==== 1996-1999 ==== |
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con 20 años conocio a su mujer y su primera victima ...intentaron hacer el amor pero le aplasto con su tripa y la mato...con el miedo se la comio...vueno con lo que ivamos |
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In September 1996, Ross turned [[heel (professional wrestling)|heel]] in WWF storylines for the first time in his career. Following [[Kevin Nash|Diésel]] and [[Scott Hall|Razor Ramon]] leaving the WWF for [[World Championship Wrestling]] and debuting there as [[The Outsiders (WCW)|The Outsiders]], Ross began to proclaim on television that he was still in touch with "Diésel" and "Razor" and claimed that he would be bringing them back to the WWF soon. On the [[September 23]] [[1996]] episode of [[WWE Raw|''Monday Night RAW'']], Ross delivered a [[Work (professional wrestling)|worked]]-[[Shoot (professional wrestling)|shoot]] [[Promo (professional wrestling)|promo]] during which he ran down WWF Chairman Vince McMahon (outing him as chairman and not just a commentator for the first time in WWF storylines) and debuted his "new" [[The Outsiders (WCW)#New Diésel and New Razor Ramon|Diésel and Razor]], claiming that while working in the WWF "front office" he'd been the man responsible for so many people leaving the company as part of his "revenge" against the WWF for how they treated him in the past. |
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After this [[List of professional wrestling slang#A|angle]], Ross went on to host various WWF programs such as ''[[WWF Superstars of Wrestling|Superstars]]'', ''[[WWF Action Zone|Action Zone]]'', ''[[WWE Raw|Monday Night RAW]]'', and ''[[WWF Shotgun Saturday Night|Shotgun Saturday Night]]''. Ross again became the main voice of the WWF beginning at the 1997 [[Survivor Series (1997)|Survivor Series]]. |
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In 1998, Ross took a break from ''RAW'', due to the death of his mother and the worsening condition of his [[Bell's Palsy]]. He eventually returned to ''RAW'' as part of a storyline alleging that Vince fired him because of his condition, but that he would not go down quietly and enlisted the services of [[Steve Williams (wrestler)|"Dr. Death" Steve Williams]] as his personal "enforcer." The storyline went as far as to have Jim Ross set up his own announce table in front of the official announce table labeled "JR Is War." The storyline was soon dropped and Jim Ross took his seat back as "official" commentator of ''RAW'' starting with the main event of [[WrestleMania XV]]. |
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,con 30 años le aceptaron como luchador al ganr a the rock padre y comerselo (no se volvio a saber de el ...) jim por sus 1345.000.000.000.000 kilos se retiro alcabo de unos minutos al no llegar a verse el pito...ahora en la actualidad le tenemos al lado del tonto grisan como acosador....FIN... |
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Ross' Bell's Palsy proved fodder for ridicule by WWF's competitor, [[World Championship Wrestling]]. [[Ed Ferrara]] parodied Ross, including doing a full impression including mockery of his medical condition. This was received negatively by fans and wrestlers alike, with [[Jim Cornette]] even threatening legitimate physical harm against Ferrara. The angle was soon dropped by WCW. |
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==== 1999-presente ==== |
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Jim Ross was the "voice of ''RAW''" throughout the [[Monday Night Wars]] alongside [[Jerry Lawler]] and cemented his legacy as one of the great wrestling commentators as WWE became the sole major wrestling promotion in North America. After the [[WWE Brand Extension]], Ross worked exclusively for the RAW brand, cutting down to doing play-by on ''RAW''-only pay-per-views, while ''SmackDown!''-only pay-per-views were announced by ''SmackDown!'''s announce team. |
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la wwe se gasta 1.000.000 dolares al dia en su comida y lo tienen en una jaula |
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[[Archivo:JR and The King No Mercy 07.jpg|right|thumb|275px|[[Jerry Lawler]] (left) and Jim Ross (right) at the RAW commentators table.]] |
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For most of the next six years Ross was involved in very few storylines. Also during this time, Ross served as an Executive Vice President of Talent Relations for the WWF/WWE, a codified extension of his long-time role as a member of management backstage in charge of hiring new talent. By 2005, Ross had stepped down from his executive and management roles. According to repeated statements on his official blog, the move away from management proved beneficial in terms of decreased work-load, giving him more time to focus on his health, his family, and his entrepreneurial endeavors. |
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Still working as the voice of ''RAW'', Ross was again "fired" (as part of a storyline) from his play-by-play job by Vince and [[Linda McMahon]] on [[October 10]] [[2005]]. Doctors had discovered a serious issue with Ross's colon, and his storyline termination provided an explanation for his absence. The next week, Vince McMahon performed a skit on ''RAW'' ridiculing Ross' condition, acting as a "doctor" performing surgery on a Ross dummy, and removing several objects from the dummy's colon in a much-maligned storyline. Soon after, WWE ran an angle where Ross' good friend [[Stone Cold Steve Austin|Steve Austin]] would fight for Ross' job. However, WWE dropped the angle when Austin backed out over creative differences. While recovering from his colon surgery, [[Joey Styles]] (best known for his commentary work for [[Extreme Championship Wrestling]]) called the weekly ''RAW''. After recovering, Ross helped produce the ''RAW'' announcers from backstage, and was brought back for ''[[WWE Saturday Night's Main Event|Saturday Night's Main Event]]'' in 2006, then the ''RAW''-brand matches at [[WrestleMania 22]] in Chicago, before taking back his play-by-play job on ''RAW'' on [[May 8]] [[2006]]. |
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Jim Ross' contract with WWE expired in October 2006. At that point, neither side had signed a new contract and instead worked week to week under the terms of the expired contract. In November 2006, Jim Ross stated on his official blog that he had signed a new one year contract with WWE and would continue to work year-to-year.<ref name="2006-contract">{{cite web|url=http://www.jrsbarbq.com/blog/2006/11/23/jr-responds-to-contract-signing-feedback/|title=J.R. responds to Contract Signing Feedback|accessdate=2007-03-25|last=Ross|first=Jim|date=2006-11-23}}</ref> |
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On [[March 31]] [[2007]], Ross was inducted into the [[WWE Hall of Fame]] by Stone Cold Steve Austin. As of 2008, Ross continues to work play-by-play for WWE's ''RAW'' brand. |
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2008 DRAFT FUE CAMBIADO DE RAW A SMACKDOWN |
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== Vida Personal == |
== Vida Personal == |
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Jim está casado con Jan y tiene dos hijas (de un matrimonio anterior) y dos nietas.<ref>[http://www.shareholder.com/wwe/ReleaseDetail.cfm?ReleaseID=111700 WWE Corporate<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref><ref>[http://www.jrsbarbq.com/blog/2007/09/26/life-in-the-bar-b-q-fast-lane-sooner-football-steve-austin-legends-roundtable-autographed-cookbooks-selling-like-%e2%80%9cq%e2%80%9d-jr-to-ou-colorado-game-your-feedback/ J.R.’s Blog » Life In The Bar-B-Q Fast Lane.. Sooner Football.. Steve Austin.. Legends Roundtable.. Autographed Cookbooks Selling Like “Q”.. J.R. to OU-Colorado Game.. Your Fe...<!-- Título generado por un bot -->]</ref> Sufre de [[Bell's palsy]], lo que en ocasiones provoca las parálisis en sus músculos faciales. A finales de 1998, tras el fallecimiento de su madre, Ross se tomó un descanso de ''RAW'' ya que el dolor hizo que empeorara su Bell's palsy, y [[Michael Cole]] sustituyó a Ross. A pesar de su condición, Ross se ha ganado a pulso ser considerado unos de los mejores comentaristas de lucha libre, a menudo comparado a [[Gordon Solie]].<!--<ref name="Hall" />--> |
Jim está casado con Jan y tiene dos hijas (de un matrimonio anterior) y dos nietas.<ref>[http://www.shareholder.com/wwe/ReleaseDetail.cfm?ReleaseID=111700 WWE Corporate<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref><ref>[http://www.jrsbarbq.com/blog/2007/09/26/life-in-the-bar-b-q-fast-lane-sooner-football-steve-austin-legends-roundtable-autographed-cookbooks-selling-like-%e2%80%9cq%e2%80%9d-jr-to-ou-colorado-game-your-feedback/ J.R.’s Blog » Life In The Bar-B-Q Fast Lane.. Sooner Football.. Steve Austin.. Legends Roundtable.. Autographed Cookbooks Selling Like “Q”.. J.R. to OU-Colorado Game.. Your Fe...<!-- Título generado por un bot -->]</ref> Sufre de [[Bell's palsy]], lo que en ocasiones provoca las parálisis en sus músculos faciales. A finales de 1998, tras el fallecimiento de su madre, Ross se tomó un descanso de ''RAW'' ya que el dolor hizo que empeorara su Bell's palsy, y [[Michael Cole]] sustituyó a Ross. A pesar de su condición, Ross se ha ganado a pulso ser considerado unos de los mejores comentaristas de lucha libre, a menudo comparado a [[Gordon Solie]].<!--<ref name="Hall" />--> |
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Revisión del 15:45 11 sep 2009
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| Nacimiento |
Fort Bragg (Estados Unidos) 3 de enero de 1952 | |
| Peso | 109 kilogramos | |
| Estatura | 183 centímetros | |
| Nacionalidad | Estados Unidos | |
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| Debut |
1974 1993 (WWE)[1] | |
James William "Jim" Ross un comentarista de lucha libre profesional (3 de Enero de 1952, Fort Bragg (California)), Su nombre en escena es Jim Ross o simplemente JR. Jim Ross es restaurador, comentarista de lucha libre en SmackDown y ex Director ejecutivo de la marca RAW de la compañia World Wrestling Entretainment (WWE). Para muchos compañeros, Ross es considerado uno de los mejores locutores de lucha libre de la historia, incluso se le ha llamado la voz de la World Wrestling Entertainment. En 2007 fue inducido en el Salón de la Fama de la WWE por su larga trayectoria junto a su socio comentraista Jerry Lawler.
Trayectoria
Comienzos
En su etapa en el instituto, Ross comentó en la radio del este. Con esta experiencia, se le dio una oportunidad de ser un comentarista suplente cuando al titular le fuera imposible.[2]
Poco despuésBill Watts compró el territorio del Mid-South, y Ross fue allí a trabajar, convirtiéndose en el principal hombre play-by-play en 1986. El primer World Title combate que anunció enfrentó a Ric Flair y Ted DiBiase. Cuando Jim Crockett, Jr. compró el Mid-South (entonces renombrado Universal Wrestling Federation) y lo mezcló con su grupo Jim Crockett Promotions, Ross se unió a la nueva compañía y ocasionalmente reemplazó a Gordon Solie y Tony Schiavone como anunciante para el National Wrestling Alliance. Ross continuó progresando y mejorando y construyó su legado cuando Jim Crockett Promotions se convirtió en World Championship Wrestling (WCW).
Ross siguió subiendo peldaños, y durante su camino tuvo un contencioso con el jefe de WCW Eric Bischoff. Según Ross, Bischoff, quien se lo había dicho, hizo un gran trabajo "vendiéndose" a los ejecutivos del dueño de WCW Turner Broadcasting. Según Bischoff, Ross lo maltrató, y cuando Eric fue promocionado como productor ejecutivo en 1993, despidió "justamente" a Ross de la compañía.
Tras esto, Ross tuvo un duro contrato de 3 años con Turner Broadcasting, pero se tomó un descanso inmediato por miedo a no poder encontrar trabajo si dejara la televisión por un largo periodo de tiempo. Mick Foley afirma que Ross regresó desde el comité de reserva de la WCW.[3] Ross abandonó WCW tras haber sido lanzado por los aires por Eric Bischoff.[4]
Vida Personal
Jim está casado con Jan y tiene dos hijas (de un matrimonio anterior) y dos nietas.[5][6] Sufre de Bell's palsy, lo que en ocasiones provoca las parálisis en sus músculos faciales. A finales de 1998, tras el fallecimiento de su madre, Ross se tomó un descanso de RAW ya que el dolor hizo que empeorara su Bell's palsy, y Michael Cole sustituyó a Ross. A pesar de su condición, Ross se ha ganado a pulso ser considerado unos de los mejores comentaristas de lucha libre, a menudo comparado a Gordon Solie.
En 2007, incitado por las rebajas de su línea de salsas de barbacoa y productos de ciervo, Ross inauguró J.R.'s Family Bar-B-Q, un restaurante-barbacoa en Norman, Oklahoma.[7] El restaurante ha tenido mucho éxito y a través de su blog, Ross ha anunciado planes de expansión en la zona de Oklahoma City. En el año 2007, el siguiente restaurante se estaba construyendo en Moore, Oklahoma, y hay planes para abrir restaurantes en todo el país.[8]
Títulos
- WWE Monday Night RAW Play-By-Play announcer
- Former WCW Executive Vice President of Broadcasting
- Former WWE Executive Vice President of Business Strategies
- Former WWE Executive Vice President of Talent Relations
- Former UWF/Mid-South Play-By-Play Announcer
- Former SMW Play-By-Play Announcer
- Former WCW Play-By-Play Announcer
- Former XFL Play-by-Play Announcer
Premios
- Wrestling Observer Newsletter
- WON Hall of Fame (inducted in 1999)
- Best Television Announcer (1988-1993, 1998-2001, 2006, 2007)
Referencias
- ↑ Error en la cita: Etiqueta
<ref>no válida; no se ha definido el contenido de las referencias llamadasWWEProfile - ↑ Encarnacao, Jack (23 March 2007). «Recap of Jim Ross' speech at MIT». Wrestling Observer. Consultado el 25 de marzo de 2007.
- ↑ Foley, Mick. Have A Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks (p.145)
- ↑ Foley, Mick. Have A Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks (p.238)
- ↑ WWE Corporate
- ↑ J.R.’s Blog » Life In The Bar-B-Q Fast Lane.. Sooner Football.. Steve Austin.. Legends Roundtable.. Autographed Cookbooks Selling Like “Q”.. J.R. to OU-Colorado Game.. Your Fe...
- ↑ «Amazing But True...». WWE Magazine (16): 13. October de 2007.
- ↑ J.R.’s Blog » J.R.’s Has Biggest Week to Date…Contract Rumors Addressed…Stone Cold at Oklahoma State Fair…Michigan Football Woes…Dream Matches…J.R.’s Family Bar-B-Q Skittles…Raw vs. Smackdown 08 is Amazing…Sooners On a Roll…