[1994-06-04-SMW-TV] Interview: Jake Roberts / Interview: Dirty White Boy

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Loss]

Jake is the best interview of the year. Even Dirty White Boy has stepped up his game on the mic the last couple of weeks just to keep up, and he was already a strong promo. Either this one or the one last week is the best one he has ever done.

[Kevin Ridge]

Jake with some really harsh stuff about the Dirty White Girl that well definitely rile up the Dirty White Boy. Jake is very sinister and continues to take no responsibility for his actions. Roberts still has his hair at this point. Dirty White Boy showing some real insecurity for not being able to originally protect his wife. But he's ready to take Jake out now.

[Exposer]

Two great promos again from both guys. Man these fellas can carry program well.

[soup23]

Jake is one sick son of a bitch and one thing I love is that you believe that he stands by his justification of everything he says because he is so fucked up. DWB gives an amazing southern style program that really resonated with me.

[El-P]

Two great pormos indeed, but this feud really doesn't deliver at all in the ring, so it only work has isolated work-of-art promos instead of buidling matches that I actually want to watch.

[PeteF3]

We see footage of the Dirty White Girl being immobilized and spineboarded while Jake gleefully narrates. Kimberly did the DWB a favor by taking the fall for him! DWB wonders if his dog and his wife and look at him the same way, and is out to avenge his family name. This is building to a great payoff, but sadly it's not going to come.

[GSR]

'It’s okay, Jake the Snake is still your champion, Smoky Mountain can be proud one more day and in him there’s a man parents can tell their children to look up to.' A lot of people are talking a lot of garbage about him at the moment so he needs to address a few things. He tells the Dirty White Boy that he did him a favour, that it was the humane thing to do, to put the Dirty White Girl out of her misery the way he did. The White Boy is a lucky man, ‘the fortunate son’ as it could have been him, he should thank the Dirty White Girl and not worry about her forgiving him.

 

Bob Caudle is starting to wonder if there is such a thing as justice as what happened just now was completely uncalled for and a travesty as Jake Roberts had no business being out there (the Dirty White Boy was wrestling Kendo the Samurai when Jake came down to ringside and absolutely leathered the White Boy with the title belt laying him out and costing him the match via count out). The Dirty White Boy says that his momma told him a long time ago that one of these days he’s going to have to face the devil and maybe this is his time? He goes home at night and wonders whether his dog and wife still think that he’s the man he used to be? Is he still the man she married? He just wants to be able to walk down the road with his wife beside him, her head held high proud of him. He doesn’t want her to be scared in public, afraid to be seen with him to where she has to say ‘my husband’s a loser’. He tells Jake that nobody in his family is going to be ashamed of him and from this day forth his family is going to walk beside him with their heads held high, because if he doesn’t take him out, he’ll quit.

 

I think the White Boy upped Jake in this one with those quiet, hushed tones again.