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J.R. and Tony Schiavone reporting from Tokyo.
Here I am with my former broadcast colleague Tony Schiavone on our first trip to Tokyo back in the mid 80ís. more »
J.R. listens as Jim Cornette gets into his broadcast.
Here I am broadcasting with Jim Cornette who was blessed with one of the sharpest minds I ever encountered in this business. more »
J.R. at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
The WWE has had a presence in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City on multiple occasions over the years. Take a look at this shot of ol J.R. more »
Cowboy Bill Watts talks to J.R. shortly before a broadcast.
The big cowboy himself, Bill Watts, giving yours truly some instructions before a TV broadcast. more »
Luke, Butch, and Johnny Ace of the Sheepherders talk with J.R. ring side.
Here I am interviewing the then blood thirsty Sheepherders along with their flag bearer, a young Johnny Ace back in the 80’s. more »
Here I am interviewing David Allen Coe at one of our TV tapings during the summer run in the late 80s.
Back when Crockett Promotions forgot that it was wrestling that brought them to the dance and tried to out "WWE" the WWE with wrestling and country music shows combined during one summer& more »
Michael Hayes speaks to J.R. at the Tulsa Convention Center.
One of my favorite all time broadcast partners was Freebird Michael Hayes back when we were working for the Bombastic Cowboy, Bill Watts, in the UWF and were taping our TV shows every other Sunday more »
Me at the legendary honky tonk in the heart of the Ft. Worth Stockyards, Billy Bob’s. Photo by Dennis A. Brent.
Does anyone remember Power Pro Wrestling that was produced by Bill Watts’ company Mid South Sports? more »
"Nature Boy" Ric Flair speaks passionately to the crowd from ring side as J.R. listens.
Back in the day, and still today for that matter, no one could cut a more impassioned promo than the future Hall of Famer "Nature Boy" Ric Flair. more »
Here I am in wrestling announcer apparel with and Andy Kaufman’s real life creative partner Bob Zmuda.
I watched “Man in the Moon” movie again recently and wanted to share this rare photo of yours truly. more »