WWE.comThe voice of Extreme Championship Wrestling always seemed like a peculiar choice to front commentary for a WWE broadcast, let alone to permanently fill the position on the companys flagship show Monday Night RAW. But thats exactly what took place in late 2005, after Jim Ross was sidelined following a serious surgery. Styles was one of those perfect storms of talent: highly intelligent and articulate, with a whole bushel of fried potatoes on his shoulder, he made most other commentators sound like they were sleeping. When it was decided to bring back a WWE version of the ECW brand, Styles was clearly the man to front it, and J.R.s slow return to work gave them the perfect angry outsider storyline with which to make the swap back again. Bullied backstage and belittled by Jerry the King Lawler on air (who notoriously had his own well-documented and entirely fictitious issues with ECW), Styles had kayfabe had enough, and on 1st May 2006 he had a worked altercation with Lawler that led to him quitting in high style, cutting a searing promo against him, against Vince McMahon, and against sports entertainment in general.One of WWEs top worked shoots of all time, Lawlers sullen, angry response and Styles brilliant performance had many believing that the on-air resignation and dirty laundry was real. Styles has since moved to a behind the scenes role in the company, and currently works as the Vice President Of Digital Media Content. Irritate the man on Twitter, however, and youll get some of the old extreme firebrand up in your face. Well, you can take the boy out of the Bronx, but you cant take the Bronx out of the boy.