Former WWE star and former two times WWE NXT Tag Team Champion Bobby Fish who is also a former three times Ring Of Honor Tag Team Champion recently expressed his desire to explore the world of commentary in the world of professional wrestling.
Bobby Fish started his professional wrestling career back in 2002 and worked on the independent circuit for a number of years where he won a lot of championships from different promotions. He had been a very successful wrestler on the independent circuit and the indie fans really loved him.
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In 2012 he joined the Ring Of Honor where he got the ultimate recognition. This is where he teamed up with Kyle O’Reilly and together they were famously known as the ReDragon and they had been a very famous tag team of the ROH. Together they won the ROH Tag Team Championship three times in total. Fish had a 5 year long career in the Ring of Honor where he was mostly treated as a tag team wrestler.
In 2017 he joined WWE for the first time in his career where he teamed up with O’Reilly again and with Adam Cole too. Together they were famously known as the Undisputed Era. Later, Roderick Strong also joined them making it a four men’s stable. The Undisputed Era was very successful in the NXT.
They won all the possible championships in the NXT at the same time most dominant stable of the brand. The Undisputed Era was the biggest sensation of the NXT for over 4 years. But in 2021 the stable got disbanded after fee of the four members were released by WWE including Fish. All three members went to AEW but they could not find the success they reached in the NXT. Recently, Fish decided to part ways with the AEW.
Bobby Fish who is also a former three times Ring Of Honor Tag Team Champion recently spoke to his Undisputed podcast where he expressed his desire to explore the world of commentary in the world of professional wrestling. He said;
“I took it upon myself (to seek out commentary opportunities in WWE). Vic Joseph and I, we would do some stuff on our own and Vic would pull me in that room a few different times to try to get some reps and we discussed — and that was a direction that I definitely wanted to explore, still want to explore it now, you know? But things changed a bit there.
“I did put over Abe Lincoln. Did you know that Kev? I did. I put over Abe Lincoln. I did put up a fight, I did put up a fight.”
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