“"The World's Angriest announcer" (when talking about Tazz in his blogs)”

—  Jim Ross

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Source: Ross, Jim, Angriest Announcer, 2008-01-06, January 5, 2008, JRsBarBQ.com http://fans.wwe.com/jimross/blog/2009/02/05/smackdown_this_feb_5_2009,

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