Sting said on the A&E Biography show that he and Ultimate Warrior walked out on Bill Watts in Mid-South Wrestling. Sting got a call saying he had to come up and do a show to get the money he and Warrior were owed. He tried to get Warrior to come.
Wrestling-Edge transcribed Sting’s comments, “I couldn’t get Jim anywhere, so I went and did the show. I came back, and the next day, Jim was pretty hot. ‘What are you doing? How could you do that to me?’ He was pissed, and that ultimately ended up leading to us parting ways as well.”
“I think he just kind of wanted to go off on his own, and it ended up he was probably right.”
The veteran AEW color commentator Jim Ross recently opened up on WWE Legend Macho Man Randy Savage. He went on to speak about the former WWE Champion on his Grilling JR podcast.
He revealed that he did not get along with Randy Savage during their time working together as WWE commentators. Back in 1993, Ross had worked alongside Savage and Bobby Heenan at WrestleMania IX and at the King of the Ring pay-per-views.
Why Jim Ross and Randy Savage did not get along?
He had also provided commentary with the 2015 WWE Hall of Fame inductee on three episodes of RAW in July 1994. Daniel Bryan Photo After Quitting WWE Leaks
While speaking on his podcast, Good Ol’ JR said he was under the impression that Savage did not trust him. He said:
“Randy and I did not get along well, but neither of us went out of our way to embellish that emotion,” he said. “I’ve always said he was an amazingly talented in-ring performer, and he was. Really, really good, but Randy’s issue was he didn’t trust anybody.”
WWE Hall of Famer Randy Savage is widely considered to be one of the greatest WWE stars to have stepped foot inside the WWE ring. He is also a former two-time WWE Champion. Unfortunately, the legend breathed his last at the age of 58 in 2011 after suffering a heart attack.
