Jim Ross Records Voice Over For NFL Thursday Night Football Game On Amazon Prime

Jim Ross is well regarded as one of the greatest wrestling announcers of all time. His career spans decades, from WCW to WWE and now AEW. He has also called sports in the past, including commentating on the Atlanta Falcons radio broadcasts during the 1992 season.

Ross noted on Twitter/X that he did the voice over for this week’s NFL Thursday Night Football game, which airs on Amazon Prime between the Green Bay Packers and Detriot Lions. Fans can look forward to hearing JR’s legendary voice during the cold-open video package.

Ross has been with AEW since the promotion launched in 2019, where he called Dynamite and pay-per-view events. In recent years, amid health issues, Ross has been used for the big matches on PPV.

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