Jonathan Coachman On Possibly Returning To WWE RAW To Work, The ESPN - WWE Relationship

Former WWE announcer and current ESPN anchor Jonathan Coachman recently appeared on The Ross Report with Jim Ross. You can check out the full interview at this link.

Regarding a possible full-time return to WWE, Coach first shot down any possibility of coming back but later said he would love to come back part-time. Coachman added that if he could come back and work RAW once a week as The Coach, he would do it in a heartbeat.

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Coach also talked about ESPN's partnership with WWE, noting that when he first came up with the idea it was met with resistance for the better part of 3 years. The ESPN bosses finally came around to accept wrestling as a viable product worth covering and they try to present the WWE Superstars as real people, instead of focusing on storylines or win-loss records. Coach believes the weekly "Off The Top Rope" segment has helped him grow as a talent, a producer and a liaison between WWE and ESPN.

Coach also discussed working for Vince McMahon, the XFL, ESPN and more in the interview. Wrestling Inc's William Windsor will have a detailed recap soon.

Source: The Ross Report