Taz - Doomed WWE Run, commentary, TNA, ECW, etc - Sam Roberts

[@THEREV468]

I really miss Michael cole and taz on smackdown. And Jerry and jr on raw.

[@qthegreat5278]

Man GOLDEN days. I can say we had a good time watching wrestling growing up wwe was so violent back then I wish come of that intensity came back to the ring today

[@XxrandomexexX]

Hes throwin some soup bowns Cole... Shannon Moore and Matt hawrdy were tea baggin each other

[@Kentrell38baby]

It sucks now

[@raysullya.k.amassholehead817]

I liked JR & TAZZ... when it was them... I wasn't a fan of Lawler 4 some reason even though he did have some great 1 liners...

[@raysullya.k.amassholehead817]

Gordon Solie & piper kept me entertained during a shitload of squash matches 🤣.....lol

[@RyanAcidhedzMurphy]

Still one of the best, if not the best catch phrases in wrestling. "Beat me if you can... survive if I let you."

[@sswolfbeard4093]

@Cognitive Chaos you sound like a fkn idiot

[@lukewarmstanhouston9957]

That's a stupid catch phrase. Taz is saying his opponent can beat him....and if his opponent can beat Taz, then how is Taz allowing anyone to survive if he is being beaten. "Survive if you can...beat me if I let you" would still sound dumb but not borderline retarded like the slogan Taz actually said.

[@Spaced92]

@@lukewarmstanhouston9957 He's saying it's doubtful you can beat him, and your survival is up to him because he's a badass, you're being purposefully obtuse if you don't get why it's intimidating especially when he delivered it as well as he did. I'm surprised really, using the word retarded you'd think you were stuck in the 90's.

[@TheRealRillo]

@@Spaced92 no hes got a point. Its backwards 😂

[@39Hundred]

@@lukewarmstanhouston9957 He’s basically saying that you might be able to pin him for a “victory” but you’ll later die in the hospital from your injuries. It won’t be an easy victory.

[@burningkarma]

Taz had one of my favorite debuts in WWE. Great little feud with Angle.

[@RestingBeachFace721]

Little indeed.

[@CMRetroGaming]

I remember the spot Taz is talking about Kurt jumped before Taz set his hips. He put Kurt Down and the delivered the throw. That is the sign of a professional to me.

[@kwizzeh]

The irony of this is it got some people talking in WWF backstage thinking he was unsafe, which is ridiculous.

[@TheMartialCardist]

@@kwizzeh shows you how clueless those old school guys were

[@CourtCjbLand]

Taz came into the WWE as one of the hottest names from ECW, beat Kurt Angle in his debut match and they buried him right after. Maybe one of the most misused talents in the history of the company, it's a fucking shame because he used to be fucking awesome.

[@kingarthurthe22nd93]

CourtCjbLand ..... He had a good four-month run for a little while, but taz was pretty banged up by the time he came to wwe , his days as an in ring competitor were numbered anyway

[@timekeeperhd5412]

CourtCjbLand .......... if Mike Tyson was a wrestler with the same record as his boxing record, Vince would still bury him because Mike Tyson isn't something that Vince McMahon created

[@DustinBlythe]

McMahon did the same with ALL of the ECW talent. He made a splash when they came in, milked that for a while, then threw them away.

[@bobbyblue46]

CourtCjbLand Shelton Benjamin is the most underutilized wrestlers in WWE history.

[@joshuat770]

@@timekeeperhd5412 Good point

[@Richard__Cranium]

It really is a shame we never got to see Taz vs Samoa Joe

[@kshinokevin]

Richard Cranium instead we get Taz vs. Lawler

[@calamaty9963]

Richard Cranium nope he only managed him briefly in TNA.

[@philkhogg5618]

Dream match

[@lordgeoffrey78]

no shame, 2 overrated fatsos

[@king425onlyforrest7]

Lol why because they are both fat lol.

[@SmellTheCanvis]

Taz and Cole were a great match up on the commentary team. And I think the reason was because they were genuine friends, much like JR and King and Heenan and Monsoon . You can't really top a team that has that kind of chemistry. I miss the days of Taz and Cole on SmackDown!

[@kurtwagner1915]

It's definately both their best work on comentary, as a team.

[@scottishmisfit]

i always liked Taz on commentary

[@HysteriaDelirium]

I agree.

[@zealousjay1993]

Craig Morrison You just mentioned three of My top Team of Commentators for WWE 1 JR and Jerry Lawler 2 Bobby Heenan and Gorilla Monsoon 3 Tazz and Michael Cole (For WWE But not before #2 of My Honorable Mentions #WCW) Honerable Mentions 1 Vince McMahon, Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler 2 Tony Schiavone, Bobby Heenan and Larry Zbyszko 3 Shane McMahon and Jim Cornette

[@MostDopeLarry]

Craig Morrison fucking loved taz and Cole great duo

[@LordB0NER]

One of my favorite commentators. Tazz and J.R. calling the 2004 royal rumble match is my favorite of all time.

[@db1machine]

Such a brutal, physically distinct style. I was bummed that it got pacified for the mainstream. He will always be my favorite ECW wrestler.

[@RestingBeachFace721]

Favorite ECW wrestler? 🙄

[@lyricsofthedancehall]

Well... here comes the pain!

[@pizzahighfive2612]

YESSSS! a very classic Taz quote. Thanks for taking me back

[@Jerry4050]

he brought out the best video game title

[@williamaquino355]

taz is one of the most underrated talent in pro wrestling he's rarely given credit for.his work in the ring and on the mike

[@RestingBeachFace721]

Because he's a dick backstage.

[@fakename503]

He WAS underrated until he became overrated.

[@blizkid1941]

Why does taz look like an older mature dj Khalid

[@biggpapidadon7134]

brettmattson 😂😂😂 #💯 #WeTheBest

[@floggyWM1]

he gained a lot of weight

[@SeGa32xXx1]

Token's Life Matter Dude... SO much weight, enormous amount.. Easily WELL over 100lbs since retiring from in ring competition... He is just INCREDIBLY obese for his frame.

[@arjacfellhand838]

He changed... A LOT.

[@MrJfielding]

hahahhahaha so true

[@patrickcostello2872]

I went to ECW Arena every month 96-98 and Taz was freaking terrifying.

[@elmysteriousman9908]

Lol why? He's a tree stump.

[@MondoMiami]

B … 15!

[@Highrollinhunter]

New Jack is more terrifying

[@CeemPlay]

The man that made Mitchell Cole tolerable

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

@@DeanMoxley87 His calling of Foley's world title win is still one of my absolute favorite calls of the Attitude Era and he really helped make that moment something even more special. I respect Cole for that much. The reason Cole has subsisted in that role for so long is because he rolls over and says whatever Vince pipes into his ears, regardless of how idiotic it sounds in context, and because of that same exact reason Cole comes off as a fucking goofball most of the time. His commentary OUTSIDE of the WWE is actually quite competent.

[@fkjms73]

Michael Cole was the guy during the attitude era!! He’s a legend!!

[@mikenoftsier6336]

haha mitchell cole wtf

[@FlixCreEightR]

OMG! SO true

[@RestingBeachFace721]

I wonder where Mitchell Cole is now 🤔

[@pizzahighfive2612]

ECW is the best, I still re watch cause it's like a freaking party it's so damn fun. Thank you so much Taz and all the ECW originals for the great memories

[@wallyrosario654]

Tazz should be in the HoF for his entire career as a whole. Regardless of his WWE career his commentary was fun in WWE, he was awesome in ECW and I enjoyed his run up until the Lawler feud.

[@ALIAN18]

Remember when Taz had a column in Pit a heavy metal type magazine back in the late 90's early 2000's

[@michaelfrazia4569]

I saw Taz and Perry Saturn train regularly at a gym on long island back in the mid 90s...Taz trained hard every day and was legit strong. the attitude he talks about from the mid 90 was evident. you could tell he was focused and kept perry focused. more of a leader than a follower which I respect

[@morrill028]

get rid of otunga and bring back tazz.

[@JUNK_ZONE]

I agree with Taz, live the gimmick. If you are playing someone, the crowd can tell.

[@RB-mk7ph]

I remember loving taz and cole commentary when I was younger!!

[@CSPCoffee]

Dam....taz is a good dude, bring back a ECW style back

[@ClayMorrow91]

Every time Brock Lesnar’s music starts, I can hear Tazz’s voice in my head going: ‘Well...here comes the pain!’

[@PauloTheGeek]

Tazz is one of the smartest cats in the biz. He's got the work/life balance nailed when so many in the industry struggle badly with that.

[@ccmanize]

I've always thought that Taz looks kind of like a human crossed with a bulldog. Anyone else agree?

[@snubsnub1720]

ccmanize I do.

[@chuckwalker8377]

I once had a dog that looked like Taz.he was a "human suplex machine". Taz used to eat dog food and shit on carpets. Quote the Raven, nevermore.

[@rubberchix]

ccmanize the big dog guy from Arthur

[@gwallah46]

He looks like DJ Khaled

[@sleazyfellow]

Chris Jericho had him on or somebody else and they referred to Taz as a cigarette machine with a head..which got me to think, those vending machines went away a long time ago.

[@Kjraider2009]

"He's gonna hurt somebody". I guarantee you it was HHH.

[@thatsreelcreative]

Taz has such a unique perspective on the creative aspect of the business, wow. He basically looks at what others may deem "chicken shit" and he flips it and turns it into "chicken salad". Great mind. The business needs to be run by all of these guys, let them share their angles and have someone there as an authority creatively to filter out the crap and pull in nothing but gold.

[@Derekkylehealing]

i did enjoy TAZ in WWE when he first started! Those vignettes they made for his debut were perfect and for them to lean back on his career is unfortunate

[@billepperson2662]

I was @ the Anarchy Rulez PPV in Chicago, Tazz's last ECW show, was SO emotional 😭 . . . The ENTIRE company was on the ramp to give him his props on the way out. Had NO idea it was coming either, sure, I was 13 or so, but I've never gasped @ a finish out of shock since

[@JamesMMcCann]

Taz got me into judo. Taz got me into judp and brought me close to my mam. Thank you Taz

[@Wglass90]

If I were Sam Roberts, the first thing I would've asked Taz is to pick a hand.

[@merces47letifer4]

Wglass90 Damn it, beat me to it

[@Nikadeemus88]

Wglass90 what?

[@nickg3462]

Nik Reiter RVD got into a backstage altercation with Tazz. RVD asked him to pick a hand in which RVD bitch slapped him in front of everyone. Tazz didn't do anything after

[@lescw3293]

Nick G wow!!

[@hockeymind6519]

Nick G lmao you guys realize that story was horseshit and meant for marks ... R.V.D and TAZ were always friends

[@bizzles44]

So they get mad at him for doing his job well and apparently he’s not supposed to look tough cuz he’s under 6 foot? Then why bring him in? To be cruserweight champ?

[@xelementzgaming7171]

They said the German suplex On Angle was a botch... but they sure put it in WWF SMACKDOWN 2 lol

[@Musiclover19]

Yeah, so? They still put that piledriver as a move for Owen Hart in the WWF Attitude game (his last ever appearance in a WWE game) that almost paralyzed Steve Austin.

[@xelementzgaming7171]

JJ Abeyta so? I’m just saying they tried to bring tazz down for that move yet they put it exactly the same way in the game..

[@bossdon_arita773]

Taz and Kurt Angle are the real suplex masters.

[@wolfcrewe7474]

BossDon_Arita u wouldn't put Scott Steiner in there? Especially pre back injury Scott Steiner. One of the best ever if u rate him from that era and actually made up his own moves.

[@justinflores9697]

BossDon_Arita And Krispen Wah

[@justinflores9697]

David Chaney No, no, no.... its Krispen Wah.

[@coreyhall1150]

He killed his wife and little baby boy........ Noone should ever remember Chris Benoit no matter how good a wrestler he was.....

[@justinflores9697]

corey hall I don't agree with you, however I won't argue with your statement.

[@niceanology]

This was a great conversation Sam Roberts did a great job.. Taz was awesome

[@dynad00d15]

Tazz was Suplex City before it was cool.. Loved him!

[@godzilla71067]

The Steiners were Suplex City WAY BEFORE it was cool.

[@MrMuttly55]

Suplex City ain't cool

[@atifqavi2054]

Unlike Brock, Taz did different variations of suplex and didn't get boring like suplex city.

[@jamesdavis3948]

Sam's shakey leg looks like Vince after a Stunner in the Garden

[@briansmith2207]

I really enjoyed listening to Taz on this. Some of my favorite pro wrestling memories was of going to many ECW shows. Always incredible shows and experiences. Met many of the guys and always so down to earth. Wish you well Taz.

[@thevreviewer594]

Great show Sam. As someone who is just starting doing WWE Podcasts and reviewing RAW and SD each week over on my channel, I hope one day to achieve your level. You inspire me! Keep up the great work!

[@dacechasinghawk3910]

Lol! I remember that... Taz tells Jim Ross"I'd love to slap you in the face but God beat me to it". Wow! I remember at the time I was 22 and loved it. it even shocked me and I don't shock easy... fucking awesome, Mike Awesome!!!

[@0mnicide]

Tazz came to my dad's monogramming place in Plainview, Long Island the late 90s for some shirts or a hat or something and me and my brother were too shy to go and actually talk to him. We couldn't have been more than 10. We used to watch wrestling and we still have the signed photograph he gave my dad of him hanging in our basement.

[@Simonskilamb]

First time long time! Genuinely thought the Taz show was one of the best wrestling radio / podcast shows ever, used to love the format, always positive vibes made you laugh etc. Glad to see he's back commentating, him and Michael Cole still the best SD announcing team of all time!

[@michaelcedeno391]

My fav duo of all time... Gorilla Monsoon & Jesse The Body Ventura. As far as Tazz goes, I'm happy for him that he has flourished in his current career. Did he seem to catch real attitude during those commentary days from time to time? To me, yes. But, much respect to him.

[@ModernVoiceShow]

Taz was a very enjoyable guest. I'd like him to come back and talk a lot longer.

[@DealMagnified]

Ecw was amazing! I still remember stumbling across it as a kid Taz Ryno Sabu Dudley Boyz Rvd. Sand man Bam bam Ect

[@roundpaddy]

He got a massive pop when he debuted in the garden and it fizzled out as an in ring talent. Still he became a good commentator.

[@leonkamran7931]

In terms of wrestling, nothing was as good as ECW at that time , or has been since. IMO

[@jusbertmeza4424]

I wasn’t alive during that era but seeing some matches I would have loved to tune in weekly.

[@dreday5880]

ECW at 1 am on MSG in NYC was INSANE at that time!!! Nothing came close!!!

[@christopherperkins761]

ECW!ECW!ECW!

[@kshinokevin]

The Smackdown commentary for Taz, with Michael Cole was an audition. "I hate it.' "I don't want them (the WWE) to tarnish my legacy."- Taz Jim Norton, comedian (UFC Unfiltered with Matt Serra), is one funny guy. I liked the Sabu story on RAW. "I don't know why I am angry." - Taz on "living the gimmick" off stage, outside of the arena. He had a passion for radio broadcasting (10 years).

[@the13th]

The angle with Jerry Lawler was my first taste of Taz. And inspired me to check everything else out, HUGE FAN

[@Mr.Derogatory316]

Sad they Hate eachothwr in real life because of ECW and because of Paul Heyman

[@rizeorfall]

Taz ECW FTW

[@naywahn]

"For The Win"?! No... "FUCK THE WORLD!!!"

[@mercyy5201]

Hang on "when this drops I would think Hardys will be gone by now" how old are these podcasts!?!

[@VeryStupid4547]

Call me crazy, but I think if Taz would've jumped to WWF on the Raw following Summerslam '98, if he would've initiated a feud with Austin it could've easily been feud of the year (ESPECIALLY if Taz would've beaten Austin for the WWF title and taken it back to ECW... I can dream, can't I?)

[@reggiedeniro406]

+moonwalker 9705 you're crazy

[@superrobz]

moonwalker 9705 or how about being the mystery entrant to the survivor series 1999 triple threat match and being the guy who ran over Austin

[@VeryStupid4547]

Rob Picken That would've been cool too.

[@timestampgod7338]

moonwalker 9705 Tazz/Austin woulda been 💲💲💲

[@conor-_C]

He was 1 of guys that wwe brought but to run down Austin

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

Taz was too good raw and pure as a character for the WWF/E. But that's interesting I never knew he didn't want to be commentator. I thought he jumped at the chance right away cause they were doing nothing with him.

[@InkedupT-raw]

Tazz and cole on smackdown back in the day=💵💵💵

[@qthegreat5278]

You ain’t lying

[@Baraka_Obama_]

Tazz is underrated loved his ECW work

[@SPRFHAEW]

The jumpsuit was definitely a mistake IMO!

[@EmoEmu]

Nice to hear some positive stories about Heyman.

[@pk_1]

WWE Need Taz Back!

[@Dantesco22]

no they don't

[@davidclark6448]

I think it would be awesome to have Taz come back

[@hockeymind6519]

pk_1 They need to make an intense ECW brand again and have joey styles and taz as commentators ... and not fuck it up

[@seanbagwell2188]

Hockey Mind if paul heyman did the booking that shit would be so good

[@pizzahighfive2612]

WWE need attitude back before we should ever think about getting Taz back

[@notsoinvisiblelibra]

It's amazing, he made it seem so easy being a Color Commentator.

[@RichLuciano1]

The former Mayor of Suplex City the in late 90s, Taz, shortly after the terms of Rick and Scott Steiner.

[@ir10031981]

happy 50th birthday Tazz, only two days younger than Eddie Guerrero, by the way, here's a weird fact: Michael Cole was born only a day after Kurt Angle. it's true, it's damn true!

[@MC-rf8sx]

Tazz is awesome he was a great performer and strong wrestler

[@shawnwilliams5461]

The gear he wore when he beat mike awesome was, well...awesome.

[@TheReverendFairchild]

"Taz, you never paid your dues" - Raven

[@scottishmisfit]

a match i would of lived to seen is Taz in his prime vs. Brock. suplex city vs the human suplex machine

[@elliottparsons8656]

I love seeing him talking about him hating being on the commentary desk and him now being in AEW smashing commentary every week! Vince saying this is your future xD he was right

[@ComicBookGuy420]

I liked him on commentary and his really short tag team run with raven plus who can forget ECW

[@wrestlerama]

But human suplex machine moniker was used by Jim Ross the night of the rumble on his debut a quite a few times after that just go back and listen to or watch I should say the first two months of his WWE run and Jim Ross uses that to describe him not his other monitors that I can recall but the human suplex machine he definitely did check it out on the network

[@sadiki1980]

Respect to Taz for being honest about himself!I just saw a video with Bam Bam spaking on some of Taz earlier days with that everybody for themselves mentality.

[@MrFunnyHandsInYourPants]

20:15 great quote for younger/ current gen wrestlers... gotta get more in the gimmick

[@mrmike320]

man I used to love taz especially in ecw

[@1ButtonDash]

I call BS on Taz saying he wanted to change his appearance. To a degree, yea he probably came up with the decision to start wearing pants but I think it was cuz he started to get out of shape and didn't have the same fit body he had in ECW so he wanted to hide it. Once he changed his look you pretty much knew he was not gonna be a main event guy, hell he was barely mid card then moved onto commentary.

[@pizzahighfive2612]

If they let him be the technical human suplex machine character he was in ECW, I could easily imagine Taz being in the intercontinental championship storylines he was good in the mic too and in wwe they never let him do promos wtf?. His best fit would've been fueding with Jericho, Benoit, RVD, Kurt angle, rikishi, and other high-mid carders.

[@JMS407]

Awesome interview, would love to see a part two.

[@ElectrikNYCfunK]

Yeeaaaaaa The Elk's lodge has alot of awesome memories there =)

[@bassclay100]

I really thought when he came in he was destined to be the guy who ran over austin. He would go on to fight steve at the next mania built as whos the toughest s.o.b in the biz.

[@RestingBeachFace721]

This orange oompa loompa run over Austin? As if 😂

[@bassclay100]

@@RestingBeachFace721 well they alllowed him to squash angle? i mean no way he beats austin but i thought he could have been the driver

[@miguelmarrero6760]

@@bassclay100 Kurt was green

[@TypetwoAbsolute]

I love that situation its so bizarre. "I hope they know who I am.." *Crowd explodes* "My career is doomed"

[@APH1991]

I had to check I wasn't watching a Bully Ray Shoot. They sound similar to me.

[@ReanimatorsMutilations]

Adam Haase they both did mercy and stuff for ECW I'm guessing they hung out a good bit and sometimes mates can sound very alike

[@rolsnyy2001]

Both from new york

[@APH1991]

I know they're from New York. I had to clean my ears out.

[@FlyerHockeyPride]

@@rolsnyy2001 Both from Brooklyn!!!

[@Longlostpuss]

Always felt a certain kind of way how they just doused Taz's flame early in WWF as a wrestler, but really interesting to hear how they pushed to be a commentator. The commentary spot is an extremely important part of the production and it's become a lost art. No match has the needed spark without it, the same as a lack of storyline or controversial meaningful build up to a match.

[@NickNificent]

That german suplex where kurt flips bakcwards is LIT and u can clearly see TAZZ protect kurt. I watched this match earlier this AM before watching this. I saw the protect hiccup before i heard tazz mention it.

[@0mnicide]

Tazz once visited my dad and grandparents old embroidery shop for some hats and towels (Long Island Monogramming) in the late 90s or early 2000s. My dad told me I could come into work that day and meet him I was too shy and didn’t go in. I still have the signed picture Taz gave my dad in his man cave. Unfortunately my father passed in 2013 and while I doubt it, I like to think that my dad was the one who made some of the stuff that Tazz might have worn when he was wrestling.

[@biglesthecat4454]

so TNA is still around? anyone know where I can catch it? been a while think last time I watched it was back in 2014 if I remember correctly Mick Foley was having a storyline with sting

[@Astro007GE-X]

WOW! I find out a lot about Taz' transitional changes from his ECW days going to the WWF that I always wondered about. I always wondered why they never called him "The Human Suplex Machine" in WWF. If i remember for a short time WWF announcers did call him "The Human Wrecking Machine". Slightly different I know. The extra z in Taz I always thought was WWF's way of avoiding copyright infringement from Warner Bros. but that was never the case! I also thought it was the WWF that made him change to the buttoned sleeveless shirt and cargo pants but again I was wrong all those years! He also had sunglasses as well. So much you can learn from hearing a shoot interview or insider podcast. I still say his WWF run was crap compared to his ECW wrestling days as a pro wrestler.

[@addelinezamora2006]

Taz needs to be in the hall of fame

[@michaelcaron7659]

Wow Great interview with Taz loved it 👍

[@KD_SWAGGER]

Taz is a great talker.

[@Norseman311]

Taz was believing his own schtick till RVD told him to pick a hand and slapped the shit out of him, that's when he realized he wasn't what he thought he was.

[@diontaedaughtry974]

My favorite feud was Kurt Angle and I think he was good on commentary. I just didn't like how they made him look like a pushover like every time they did an alliance segment Stone Cold would embarrass him.

[@TheMartialCardist]

Are Taz & Buh Buh related? They look and talk alike

[@MarkSmith-zt9jc]

Jim Cornette has explained this on many wrestlers and Taz is right. Vince was clueless to other wrestling promotions. Cornette said once that McMahon thought no one would know who Terry Funk was and Cornette laughed saying everyone knows who he is. If it wasn't WWE's thing, they didn't want anything to do with it.

[@salesiteisina7098]

I don't think they were saying to vince "Hey vince, this guy, he is going to hurt somebody". I know and i am sure Taz knows as well they were saying "Hey vince, this guy, he is too small to mainstream against the much bigger heavy weights." Those bastards at the wwe office were discriminating against Taz's height. They may bill him as 5'9 but we all can clearly see Taz is really 5,5 maybe 5,6. Chris Benoit was billed 5'10 but we all know he is 5'7 could be 5'8 to 5'9 with boots. Taz wrestled Benoit once and you can clearly see benoit has at least 2 inches over Taz. I am not knocking Taz cause man did he have power, he is my fav ECW wrestler. But it was his height and lack of body mass that made the WWF at the time decide to fodder Taz, eventually, thankfully because of his personality make him an announcer. Eddie Guerrero was about 5'6 to 5'7 with boots 5'8 and they pushed him cause he has the body mass even being shorter then most average heavy weights. Eddie was built and had the figure Taz never had. Shame on the WWE.

[@MAlexanderZagorski]

The world became a better place on Wednesday October 11,1967 with the birth of Peter "Tazz" Senerchia in Brooklyn,New York.🇺🇸

[@cooter2886]

Taz debut was a huge event.

[@user-wg6ik1wi6s]

I remember watching a match Taz vs Triple H and remember thinking the size difference was Alot and that id bet WWE is going to bury him.

[@ShowtimeThaRaptor]

Why are these uploads always monthsssss after the interview

[@AaronMorgan666]

I always loved Taz and Michael cole commentating! I'd be cool to see taz do some games and some cartoon voice over work.

[@ringobarooka3192]

Taz should be the commentator for aew

[@ECWnWWF]

Taz has a sports talk radio show on CBS Sports Radio

[@justinosei-owusu3059]

it's like a theme tazz: I do this want to do this Vince: it's OK your doing this tazz: sighs v.v ok fine

[@justinosei-owusu3059]

don't

[@americanstalker7546]

All of that ass whooping Vince has Stone Cold put on Tazz made him humble🤗🤗😱

[@edwineliel]

I heard a lot of negative things about Taz but he seems to have outgrown things. He’s not afraid to admit he messed up and actually seems like a good guy