from ESPN to Fox Sports for the 2019 season. On August 23, 2019, Stone briefly became the WWE 24/7 Champion, pinning R-Truth on the set of the Fox College Football pregame show, only to lose it to Elias seconds later. He became the first non-WWE performer to win a title. Stone-isms "The American" (proudly stamping reminders to all soccer viewers, listeners, players and future players, our stars are bright, though he would also refer to Scottish soccer player Robert Snodgrass as "The American" when covering Premier League highlights). "Back on the strike train!" (sometimes said after a bowler rolls a strike following a spare or open frame.) "Drop and give me ten!" (sometimes when a bowler rolls a strike.) "Back-to-back jacks!" (when a bowler rolls two strikes in a row) "Show me those signs ...[city/state]!" (said after shouting "Hambone!") "YAHTZEE!!" or "Drops the nickel!" (5 strikes in a row) "Crack open the six-pack!" (six strikes in a row) "Adds the extra point to the touchdown." (seven strikes in a row) "The Bo Derek!" (ten strikes in a row; see 10 (film)) "Messenger....!!" (a runaway pin about to hit another pin) "WE'VE GOT BONUS BOWLING!!" (when a bowling match ties and goes to a roll-off) "its 7 love" (on the first game of 2011 college football season) Personal life Stone married Tampa Bay news reporter Lynn Carson on September 11, 1999 and they have four children. In 2018, Stone was inducted into the Connecticut Soccer Hall of Fame. Championships and accomplishments Connecticut Soccer Hall of Fame Class of 2018 WWE WWE 24/7 Championship (1 time) References Notes Stone's championship reign is recognized as being won on August 24, 2019, when WWE uploaded the video of the win on YouTube which took place on the set of the Fox College Football pregame show. Citations External links ESPN bio Living people American television sports announcers Association football commentators Bowling broadcasters Colgate University alumni American horse racing announcers College football announcers College basketball announcers in the United States People from Simsbury, Connecticut Colgate Raiders men's soccer players Major League Baseball broadcasters Major League Soccer broadcasters Association footballers not categorized by position Celebrities who have won professional wrestling championships WWE 24/7 Champions Association football players not categorized by nationality 1969 births