The sports radio legend will still have to humiliate himself as a payout.
SiriusXM host Chris Russo backs off his vow to "retire on the spot" if the Arizona Diamondbacks rallied from a 3-2 deficit to upset the Philadelphia ...
The Arizona Diamondbacks sent Chris Russo into retirement. But with no plans of actually retiring, Russo sought the help of Howard Stern.
The Phillies did not have the playoffs figured out. Not surprisingly, neither did the loudmouth known as Mad Dog.
Chris "Mad Dog" Russo said he will not leave sports media after he promised to retire "on the spot" if the Diamondbacks won the NLCS.
Will Mad Dog Russo actually retire after promising to "retire on the spot" if the Arizona Diamondbacks ousted the Philadelphia Phillies in the NLCS?
MLB Network and SiriusXM Radio host Chris "Mad Dog" Russo vowed Monday on his radio show that he would "retire on the spot" if the 84-win and sixth-seeded D-backs won back-to-back games in Philadelphia to reach the World Series. After Arizona took Game 6 ...
Mad Dog said he'd retire if the Diamondbacks beat the Phillies. And here we are.
Chris "Mad Dog" Russo announced he would retire from his radio gig at SiriusXM if the Arizona Diamondbacks won the National League pennant.
Sports personality Chris "Mad Dog" Russo backtracked on his promise that he'd "retire on the spot" if the Arizona Diamondbacks won Game 7 of the NLCS.
Legendary broadcaster and MLB personality Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo stated a few days ago that he would 'retire on the spot' if the Arizona Diamondbacks won ...