Michael James

Jelly Roll Joined The WWE?

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Jelly Roll Joined The WWE?

In case you missed it, Jelly Roll showed up at SummerSlam this past weekend and absolutely killed it.

The WWE had previously announced that he was going to provide some theme songs for the event, but no one expected him to get in the ring.

But after you watch Jelly choke-slam Austin Theory, you’ll wonder if this is going to be his new profession.  His commitment level is 100.

Then when Austin is on the ground, he gives him the John Cena “You Can’t See Me” hand gesture.  Then Jelly runs off the rope . . . does a sweet stutter move . . . and jumps down dropping a final punch.

The crowd went wild, and Jelly looked like he was right at home.  For any kid born in the ’80s, this is a dream come true.

Here he is talking with the Chief Content Officer of the WWE, Triple H. (Fun fact, Triple H is from Bedford)

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