AEW’s Jim Ross Turns Down Vince McMahon’s Offer To Appear At RAW Reunion

By AG

Posted on July 15, 2019

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• On This Day In Pro Wrestling History (July 15, 1988) – WWF Los Angeles House Show

On this day in Pro Wrestling history in 1988, the World Wrestling Federation held a televised house show at the L.A. Sports Arena in Los Angeles, California.

The card of this event can be found here:

1. The Big Boss Man vs. Scott Casey

2. Rockers vs. The Conquistadors

3. Andre the Giant vs. Jim Duggan

4. The Ultimate Warrior vs. Bobby Heenan in a Loser Wears a Weasel Suit match

5. Bad News Brown vs. Jim Neidhart

6. Rick Rude vs. Jake Roberts

• AEW’s Jim Ross Turns Down Vince McMahon’s Offer To Appear At RAW Reunion

The biggest RAW Reunion in history will take place on the July 22nd edition of Monday Night RAW from the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida.

Below is the promo for this RAW:

It'll be the BIGGEST reunion in Monday Night #RAW HISTORY.
Don't miss #RAWReunion LIVE one week from tomorrow at 8/7c on @USA_Network! pic.twitter.com/ZrqEhxQmhR
— WWE (@WWE) July 14, 2019

During a Q&A this weekend, WWE Hall of Famer and current All Elite Wrestling commentator Jim Ross revealed that Vince McMahon asked him to appear during this RAW reunion show, but JR turned down the offer.

Good Ol’ JR noted that AEW President Tony Khan wanted JR to return to RAW for this one-off appearance, but JR still turned it down.

The following names have been announced so far for this RAW reunion:

– Stone Cold Steve Austin

– Hulk Hogan

– Ric Flair

– Triple H

– Shawn Michaels

– Kevin Nash

– Scott Hall

– X-Pac

– Eric Bischoff

– Christian