WrestleZone Radio’s Nick Hausman was on the ground in Dallas, TX over WrestleMania 32 weekend collecting interviews for WZ TV. The above video features legendary pro wrestling manager Jim Cornette talking with Nick just before joining Jim Ross on stage for his Ringside w/ Jim Ross & Friends event the Monday night after WrestleMania 32. You can find some of Jim’s comments transcribed below.
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On whether or not he has warmed up to The Young Bucks after making several negative comments about them in the past:
JC: I couldn’t warm up to The Young Bucks if we were cremated together. Let me say this, I like those young gentleman. They are very young kids and one of these days they’ll learn. They’ll learn that when people try to help them by giving them some suggestions like if you super kick somebody in the face forty-seven times and you don’t beat them that means you are weaker than cat’s piss. That means you could not have the strength to pull a greasy string out of that cat’s ass. Basically, they’re going for entertainment. I don’t want to entertain people… I want to make them mad. I want to start a riot. I want to get somebody to try and shove a knife in my gut. Then they’re going to pay to come see me again next time. If I’m a child and I weight a hundred and seventy pounds and I kick somebody in the face eighty-two times and they don’t even go down, much less get beat, that means that basically I am pretty much the sh*ts. So, you can either use it as a finish boys or you can super kick eight-year-old kids on the playground but I like when people take my profession seriously and try to further it instead of make it silly for eight-year-old kid’s birthdays.
Related: JR “Ringside” Show Highlights w/Jim Cornette In the full interview Jim discusses:
- WWE’s decision to continue pushing Roman Reigns as a good guy
- The lack of managers in pro wrestling today
- Whether or not he has warmed up to The Young Bucks
- The kind of reaction he likes to get from fans
- More…
You can find the full archives of Nick’s podcasts documenting his time in Dallas in the embedded audio player below:
