Road Dogg Claims Sport Superiority Over MJF

In the latest episode of the “Oh You Didn’t Know ” podcast, they look back at the transformational journey of professional wrestling over the past 40 years, all the way back to when Bullet Bob Armstrong entered the square of the circle.

During the podcast, Road Dogg was asked a thought-provoking question about whether he considered himself a better sports entertainer compared to MJF.

After a split second of contemplation, Road Dogg responded, “Well, the fact that I’ve taken this long to answer might already have people riled up. Are they furious by now? I don’t know, man. MJF is undeniably great. He’s a terrific promo artist. Now, when it comes to in-ring skills, in my opinion, he doesn’t quite reach the level of greatness, but then again, I wasn’t exactly a wrestling virtuoso, so I don’t hold that against him.”

Road Dogg acknowledged that his comments will likely garner attention on social media, similar to his previous comments last year in which he said he was a better wrestler than Bret Hart.

Trying to switch to a lighter note, he said “I get it, ‘Road Dogg says,’ and then I’ll start trending, and I appreciate that, but if people listen to the whole conversation, they’d understand that I have immense respect for MJF as a human being.

We spent some time together, and here’s a funny story that ties it back to Grado. I sat with him and Billy while we watched Grado perform at the convention we were attending, and we had a blast.

He’s a great guy, incredibly talented in our field. He would be a tremendous asset in WWE. Never say never, but I hope I get the chance to work with him.

So, in summary, I’ll say it again for clarity’s sake: I am a better sports entertainer than MJF.”

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