Jim Ross was promoting Kenny Omega’s AEW Title match tonight against Pac at AEW Double or Nothing, but after Pac, he forgot Orange Cassidy’s name. He said ‘uh’ a couple times, and Excalibur had to say Cassidy’s name.
Voices of Wrestling tweeted, “Jim Ross should spend more time learning the name of the AEW roster and less time complaining about the referee enforcing tag rules. -Rich”
God of Wrestling said, “Lmfaooo Jim Ross forgot who Orange Cassidy was 😂”
WWE legend Mick Foley has been part of several hardcore,bloody and brutal matches during his career. “The Hardcore Legend” has competed in explosive barbed wire matches as well.
Foley recently reflected on the bloody affair between Kenny Omega and Jon Moxley in a explosive barbed wire match at AEW Revolution. Vince McMahon ‘Tried To Steal’ Top AEW Star
Mick Foley recalls a botch in a match he was part of
During an appearance on My Mom’s Basement with Robbie Fox, Foley described how his explosive match with Terry Funk included a similar botch as the infamous spot that closed the AEW Revolution pay-per-view.
Foley also recalled how, once the supposed explosion didn’t pan out, he and Funk tried to deliver a match that would satisfy the crowd.
He said:
“FMW had done an exploding ring on two different occasions. And my goodness, it was really convincing. For someone to live through it and continue a wrestling match…. And there was, I think on both occasions there was that dramatic scene where the opponent would be covering his opponent that night, and there was a feeling of mutual respect because of what they had gone through. So that’s what Terry Funk and I are expecting, although on this occasion I bailed out of the ring to leave Terry alone.”
“[When it was time for the explosion,] everyone covered their ears, and we witnessed what appeared to be four Roman candles, one in each corner, going “woosh.” And people had been expecting this phenomenal explosion. And the words Terry said to me [were], ‘We better get them back.’ And at that point, the injuries starting piling up. We were calling stuff on the fly, and it resulted in 14 stitches, almost the loss of my left ear.”
Both the matches had two different approaches in the finish of the match, Foley expressed his sympathy for Omega and Moxley, two stars who did everything they could to deliver a great main event.
He said:
“So I did feel for those guys when things did not go their way.Sometimes things are out of your control. And I know people will look back on that match and pan it, even though the guys did everything possible to make it memorable during the part of the match that they had control over.”
Jon Moxley and Kenny Omega would be both part of tonight’s AEW Double or Nothing pay-per-view.
