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#4 Jerry Lawler & Jim Ross
Three weeks on from his in-ring debut, Jonathan Coachman donned his wrestling gear again to team with Al Snow against fellow announcers Jerry “The King” Lawler and Jim Ross, with the Monday Night Raw commentary duties on the line.
The match went on second-to-last at the Unforgiven 2003 pay-per-view, taking place before Goldberg vs. Triple H, and was won by “The Coach” and Snow after Chris Jericho interfered by drop-kicking “Good Ol’ JR” when the referee’s back was turned.
With fellow commentators Michael Cole and Tazz contracted to SmackDown at the time, WWE decided to have nobody at the announce desk for the duration of the eight-minute match between the four members of the broadcast team.
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