Hall of Famer may "get fired" because WWE "are not gonna be able to control him", feels Bill Apter (Exclusive)

A WWE Hall of Famer recently returned on Saturday Night's Main Event, albeit for a non-wrestling role. According to veteran journalist Bill Apter, he did a great job but would probably still not be staying in the role in the future.

The Hall of Famer in question is Jesse Ventura. He showed up at Saturday Night's Main Event as a commentator. His work alongside Joe Tessitore was widely praised, owing to his talent. However, he apparently had trouble following the guidelines of commentating, which led him to state that he could possibly get fired.

Speaking on Sportskeeda's UnSKripted, veteran journalist Bill Apter praised Jesse's work at Saturday Night's Main Event. He said:

"One more thing I wanted to mention is that Jesse Ventura when he was doing the commentary? He hadn't lost a beat... He said that he might get fired because they are not gonna be able to control him." [From 28:30 - 28:48]

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As of now, it remains to be seen what Jesse Ventura plans to do next and if he will be appearing in WWE again soon.

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