Jerry Lawler is looking back at his time behind the micand hes admitting not everything he said landed the right way. This comes from his appearance on the Not Sam podcast, where Lawler reflected on his commentary style during WWEs peak eras. Known for pushing boundaries, Lawler acknowledged that some of his remarksespecially when aimed at other wrestlerscrossed the line and created real tension. He explained that while the goal was always to connect with the audience, some of the things he said ended up being taken more personally than intended. Jerry Lawler then pointed to one specific moment involving Taz, recalling how his on-air comments about Tazs size didnt sit well at the time as the Human Suplex Machine didnt like the jokes. Despite that reaction, Lawler said the situation didnt turn into lasting heat, and the two were ultimately able to move past it. Lawlers comments just show how commentary used to operatewhere pushing limits was part of the job, even if it sometimes blurred the line between entertainment and personal shots. Looking back now, Lawler isnt denying what happenedhes owning it. Do you think Jerry Lawlers style made commentary better, or did it cross the line too often? Let us know your thoughts. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication. G Add as a preferred source on Google
