Jim Ross hopes to finish his legendary pro wrestling career with All Elite Wrestling.

The WWE Hall of Famer, who can be heard every Wednesday night as one of the commentators on AEW Dynamite on TNT, spoke about wanting to end his career with AEW during a recent installment of his weekly “Grilling J.R.” podcast.

“As far as I’m concerned, at this point in my life, AEW is my last gig,” said Ross. “I mean that. I love working for Tony Khan.”

Ross continued, elaborating further on why he feels Khan is a good boss, and one that has a very different style than WWE Chairman Vince McMahon.

“He’s a whole different ball game,” Ross continued. “People just don’t understand that. The culture at WWE just is what it is, it’s all Vince related and oriented. If you’re on Vince’s good list, it’s a wonderful thing. If you’re not, it’s not so great.

“Tony Khan is the same every time you see him. He’s still a fan, he still loves the business. He loves talking about the business and telling stories. He has a knowledge of things that went on before he was even born. At my age, be realistic. As long as my work holds up to acceptable levels, I don’t see any reason to go anywhere else. I’m loving what I’m doing.”

Check out the complete episode of the Grilling J.R. podcast featuring Jim Ross at Megaphone.link.

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