David Arquette Wrestled Using A Bob Ross Gimmick, Apologizes For Not Getting RJ City On A Talk Show

David Arquette is the Boss. Rob Boss.

David Arquette appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers this week and spoke about his history with the Scream franchise, which has a fifth film set to hit theaters on January 14, 2022.

Arquette talked about buying the rights to Bozo The Clown and also revealed he is a certified Bob Ross painting instructor, then Meyers then asked for some background on the Bob Ross-inspired wrestling gimmick he briefly used this summer.

“I wrestled as ‘Rob Boss’ for Wrestling Pro Wrestling,” Arquette explained, before Meyers said he didn’t know a Bob Ross gimmick is one that fans would be into. “[It’s] Rob Boss! I think we’re tiptoeing around an IP right now… but I used the official Bob Ross materials!”

“I’m not a professional wrestler, but I’m not the most intimidated I’ve ever been if I stepped into the ring with Rob Boss,” said Meyers.

“Well, he didn’t put you in a Sharpshooter, did he?” added Arquette. “I was supposed to get RJ City on a talk show and I haven’t done it. That’s why he tag-teamed with me, so I’m sorry, RJ.”

Bob Ross seems to be a hot topic in pro wrestling circles, as Jeff Hardy recently shared how he wanted to do a Ross-inspired gimmick in WWE. Read more about how Hardy envisioned the artist being an alter ego to his old character Willow and how it had a “Fiend” feel to it at this link.

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