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#4 Former WWE Commentator Jonathan Coachman
When Jonathan Coachman initially worked for the WWE from 1999-2008, he was featured in numerous memorable backstage and in-ring moments. There was once a time when Coachman surprised the fans.
In 2003, Stone Cold Steve Austin became the co-General Manager of RAW, alongside Eric Bischoff. Austin felt that RAW didn't need three commentators at the time. Austin would decide, by giving Coachman a stunner, showing the two commentators would be Jerry Lawler and Jim Ross.
During that year's SummerSlam, Coachman made an impact by nailing Shane McMahon in the back with a steel chair, thus displaying his allegiance to Eric Bischoff.
Coachman would then show his desire to become a commentator on RAW, leading him to team with Al Snow against JR and Lawler at Unforgiven. The winning team of that match would become the commentators for RAW.
During the match, Chris Jericho would interfere by kicking JR in the head, leading Coachman to pin JR in the WWE ring. Al Snow and Coachman won the match, as a result.
