I liked Jerry "The King" Lawler. I enjoyed him as a wrestler. I liked how he argued with Jim Ross on commentary, how he made random observations during matches and especially how he said "Puppies!" during matches, segments and promos that involved the fairer gender.
But the WWE has changed. With its reshaped products aimed at a younger demographic than ever before and its "social" stance on bullying, Jerry Lawler has been forced to change his character. While previously, he used to be the resident badmouth at the table, he is now a "babyface" that keeps his act clean while Michael Cole sits beside him and tries to do both play-by-play and color commentary. Th...
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