Popular WWE Superstar details that he almost had an embarrassing accident on RAW

A popular WWE star has detailed how he almost had an accident on this week's episode of RAW. Last night's edition of the red brand aired live from Dayton, Ohio.

WWE is building toward SummerSlam next month, and an eventful edition of RAW took place last night. The Wyatt Sicks delivered another VHS tape to Pat McAfee during his talk show yesterday, and he brought it to RAW. McAfee has seemingly been a target of the faction and hilariously claimed that the group should start sending packages to Michael Cole instead.

During today's episode of The Pat McAfee show, the former NFL punter revealed that he had to sprint to the bathroom during last night's show during a commercial break and barely made it back in time.

“Code red last night in the middle of the show in Dayton. Commercial break, had to sprint to a bathroom. Commercial break, made it back. Bojangles commercial on the other side, thank you. I was dripping in sweat. I was sprinting through the arena. It was 1,000 degrees in there," he said. [H/T: BodySlam]

Jim Ross says Pat McAfee has impressed him as a WWE announcer

Wrestling legend Jim Ross has shared his thoughts on Pat McAfee as a WWE announcer and stated that he is surprised at how good the former NFL player is.

Speaking on his Grilling JR podcast earlier this year, Ross praised McAfee and noted that he was impressed with his work. The AEW commentator added that McAfee is respectful of the craft and has been an excellent hire by WWE.

"I'm impressed. Pat McAfee has impressed me, no doubt about it, with his work. Surprising how good he is already. He pays attention, he studies. I even noticed on the show that airs on ESPN, at noon Eastern time that he incorporates a lot of wrestling jargon, and language, into his show. So, he's living the dream. And he seems to be respectful. Again, I appreciate guys that study the game and have product knowledge. And he's doing that. Good hire for WWE. He's just a supreme talent," Ross said. [h/t 411mania.com]

Pat McAfee has become a massive star in the world of media, and his talk show is broadcast on ESPN daily. It will be interesting to see if the Wyatt Sicks continue to send messages to the 37-year-old, as it is clearly starting to bother him.