Jerry Lawler sits down with Peter Rosenberg for a long interview that touches on a variety of subjects, including his heart attack and subsequent return to WWE, not to mention his future in the pro wrestling industry.
2012 was another tumultuous year in the wrestling business; full of new stars, big name returns, important business moves, firings, lawsuits, drug test failures, suspensions, sex tapes, heart attacks and even an U.S. Senate election loss.
Ric Flair has rather begrudgingly accepted that a WWE return will mean he'll never lace up his wrestling boots again, due to Jerry Lawler's recent heart attack. That is for the best, as his final year in TNA was plagued with serious injuries.
Jerry Jarrett, Jerry "The King" Lawler's wrestling business partner in Memphis for two decades, interestingly has been one of the few insiders to publicly criticise the CM Punk and Paul Heyman fake heart attack angle that WWE scripted for his return.
Fans have been outspoken on their feelings regarding WWE going ahead with the decision to have Paul Heyman fake a heart attack on Monday Night Raw last night (Nov. 12) in Ohio. But how do former WWE superstars feel about it?
Jerry Lawler made his return to Monday Night Raw last night (Nov. 12, 2012) in Ohio just two months removed from his near fatal heart attack. How WWE handled his return has become a source of immediate controversy.
When Jerry Lawler returns to the announce desk on Monday Night Raw next week, he'll do so alongside both Michael Cole and his longtime partner, Jim Ross.
As announced on tonight's (Oct. 29, 2012) episode of Monday Night Raw in Charlotte, Jerry "The King" Lawler will be coming back to announce the show in just a couple of weeks.
During a recent television interview, Jerry Lawler revealed his targeted return date to WWE. "The King" has been out of action since suffering a heart attack on Monday Night Raw in Montreal weeks ago.
Watch video with a recap of Jerry Lawler's press conference recently. Among the topics covered are his heart attack, his return to wrestling, and his overall state of health.
