Jesse Ventura discusses returning to WWE and says the company made him feel wanted. WWE Hall of Famer Hesse Ventura first returned to WWE by attending RAW in July. He then signed a Legends Deal with the company.

Ventura famously butted heads with Vince McMahon over financial conflicts that transpired between 1986 and 1990.

Jesse Ventura recently spoke with the New York Post about what led to his WWE return. Ventura will be on the commentary team for tonight’s WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event, a deal that his son

Jesse Ventura and Gorilla Monsoon are arguably one of the greatest commentary duos in WWE history. WWE Hall of Famer Jesse “The Body” Ventura was a recent guest on Good Morning Football. When asked about commentating with Gorilla Monsoon on Saturday Night’s Main Event,

Iconic professional wrestler and former governor of Minnesota Jesse Ventura is giving new details about his return to WWE and says that his new contract ensures the "handcuffs are off." More News: AEW Superstar Claims 'Inhumane Treatment' In Wild Accusation In a recent appearance on "The Bill Simmons Podcast,

After years and years outside of the WWE Universe, save the occasional appearance every now and then, Jesse Ventura is returning to the commentary booth for one night only at WWE’s latest primetime venture,

During his recent appearance on The Bill Simmons Podcast, Ventura stated that he has "no relationship" with McMahon whatsoever. MORE: WWE Hall of Famer To Join Broadcast Booth For

WWE's official Twitter/X account announced Ventura's return earlier today, stating "BREAKING: Jesse Ventura makes his return to the broadcast announce table for Saturday Night's Main Event on Dec. 14, LIVE at 8/7c on @nbc, as first revealed on The @BillSimmons Podcast!"