Jeremy Borash

Jeremy Borash

Personal Information

Full Name Jeremy Borash
Date of Birth July 19, 1974
Nationality American
Height 5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)
Family Ramon Borash (Spouse)

Jeremy Borash News

"Congrats, Alex and Chris!" - 16-year TNA Wrestling veteran currently in WWE finally addresses iconic SmackDown debut "Congrats, Alex and Chris!" - 16-year TNA Wrestling veteran currently in WWE finally addresses iconic SmackDown debut
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Surprising name is allegedly Triple H's right-hand man in WWE Surprising name is allegedly Triple H's right-hand man in WWE
Surprising name is allegedly Triple H's right-hand man in WWE
Triple H on Jeremy Borash's work behind the scenes in NXT Triple H on Jeremy Borash's work behind the scenes in NXT
Triple H on Jeremy Borash's work behind the scenes in NXT
From the WWE Rumor Mill: Backstage notes on WWE hiring Jeremy Borash and the effect on Impact Wrestling From the WWE Rumor Mill: Backstage notes on WWE hiring Jeremy Borash and the effect on Impact Wrestling
From the WWE Rumor Mill: Backstage notes on WWE hiring Jeremy Borash and the effect on Impact Wrestling

Jeremy Borash: A Brief Biography

Borash’s broadcasting career began when he was 15 years old and was hosting a radio talk show and a live television show in The Twin Cities. Borash’s radio show on KSMM and television show Jeremy Borash Live! won a number of Minnesota broadcasting awards. In 1996, Borash became the youngest person to be nominated for the prestigious Marconi Award for Broadcasting.

  1. Jeremy Borash’s history
  2. Joining WCW
  3. Career with TNA
  4. Joining WWE

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Jeremy Borash’s history

Bob Ryder pitched the idea of a WCW radio show with Jeremy Borash in mind to Eric Bischoff. After Bischoff gave his backing, WCW Live was premiered through WCW.com as one of the earliest online wrestling radio shows.

Joining WCW

WCW Live! premiered in March 1999 to an online audience and the show had Hollywood Hogan as Jeremy Borash’s first guest. The show continued to receive many applauds and became a sensation. Borash would go on to become creatively involved with WCW as one of the head writers for WCW Monday Nitro and WCW Thunder.

Career with TNA

Borash was one of TNA’s long-term employees, dating back to the company’s formation in 2002. He performed a number of roles with TNA, most notably being ring announcing, commentating and taking backstage interviews at different points of the show. In 2006, Borash was given the role of a backstage interviewer. It was a role which Borash desired since he had spent his childhood days idolising Gene Okerlund.

One of Borash’s most memorable contribution at TNA was the first ever British Bootcamp series held in 2013. He drafted in stars like Marty Scurll, The Blossom Twins, and Rockstar Spud to produce a wonderful season. The idea was inspired by WWE’s Tough Enough format and he made it up to date by presenting the struggles of becoming a professional wrestler. By the end of the show, both Scurll and Spud became more popular and household names.

In March 2017, Jeff Jarrett approached Borash to play the role of the new lead announcer for Impact Wrestling. This move resulted in a feud between Borash and former WWE announcer Josh Mathews, which resulted in a No DQ effort match between Borash and Abyss against Matthews and Scott Steiner. The match was won by Borash’s team.

Joining WWE

On 30th January 2018, several sources confirmed that Borash has been hired by the World Wrestling Entertainment.

jeremy borash

Ring Name

Jeremy Borash

Nickname

JB

Billed Weight

180 lbs. (82 kg)

Place of Birth

Minneapolis, Minnesota

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