Jake Roberts: The Enigmatic Presence in AEW

For the first few years of AEW's existence, wrestling legend and WWE Hall of Famer Jake "The Snake" Roberts was a frequent part of their programming, usually as a manager for Lance Archer. Health issues kept him. To this day, Jake Roberts still gives off a menacing presence on screen; he is currently signed to AEW where he works as a manager for Lance Archer. Having been a somewhat fleeting presence during his four-year run with AEW, the legendary Jake Roberts has revealed he's recently signed a new one-year deal to remain #AllElite. Jake "The Snake" Roberts has spoken highly of one AEW star for his contributions on the screen and behind the scenes, revealing that he's underrated. Jake "The Snake" Roberts joined AEW in 2020 and re-signed with the company this past March, where he's continued to fulfill his managerial role for Lance Archer and The.

Jake "The Snake" Roberts has spoken highly of one AEW star for his contributions on the screen and behind the scenes, revealing that he's underrated. The "Title Tuesday" edition of "AEW Dynamite" saw the rare trade between managers, as Don Callis acquired the services of Lance Archer while Jake "The Snake". Roberts has been very open with his personal battles with addiction throughout his life. It's something that Diamond Dallas Page helped him overcome, a journey that was. Jake "The Snake" Roberts joined AEW in 2020 and re-signed with the company this past March, where he's continued to fulfill his managerial role for Lance Archer and The. In an exclusive interview with Sportskeeda Wrestling's Bill Apter and Dr. Chris Featherstone, Roberts was asked why he has not stepped into a coaching role in AEW yet. Jake “The Snake” Roberts discusses his new role with All Elite Wrestling. Roberts first appeared on AEW programming in “The Road to All Out” in 2019 before he appeared on the March 4 episode of... To this day, Jake Roberts still gives off a menacing presence on screen; he is currently signed to AEW where he works as a manager for Lance Archer. Jake Roberts’ continued presence in AEW and his dedication to staying sober after years of personal battles reflect his resilience, making him an enduring figure in professional. Having been a somewhat fleeting presence during his four-year run with AEW, the legendary Jake Roberts has revealed he's recently signed a new one-year deal to remain #AllElite. Known for his profound and often enigmatic promos, Roberts took the microphone with an aura of unpredictability. However, what unfolded was a bizarre and incomprehensible.

The "Title Tuesday" edition of "AEW Dynamite" saw the rare trade between managers, as Don Callis acquired the services of Lance Archer while Jake "The Snake". Roberts made his AEW debut in March of 2020, interrupting an in-ring promo by Cody Rhodes, cryptically threatening him with a new "client" that wound up being Archer.. Known for his profound and often enigmatic promos, Roberts took the microphone with an aura of unpredictability. However, what unfolded was a bizarre and incomprehensible. WWE Hall of Famer Jake "The Snake" Roberts recently discussed why he decided to leave the promotion while serving on the creative team in 1997. Jake "The Snake" Roberts has spoken highly of one AEW star for his contributions on the screen and behind the scenes, revealing that he's underrated. To this day, Jake Roberts still gives off a menacing presence on screen; he is currently signed to AEW where he works as a manager for Lance Archer.

WWE Hall of Famer Jake "The Snake" Roberts recently discussed why he decided to leave the promotion while serving on the creative team in 1997.