‘The Price Is Right’: Drew Carey Cracks Up at George Gray’s Hilarious Impression

Brittany Sims October 21, 2026, 2:18 pm

'The Price Is Right' host Drew Carey (left) laughing at announcer George Gray's (right) MMA impression — The Price Is Right/Instagram

An MMA commentator appeared on The Price Is Right, and announcer George Gray thought it was a great time to do an impression of him. Host Drew Carey couldn’t help but crack up at Gray’s bad impression.

Robert Sheridan, who is known as Doc Heywood, appeared on the game show on January 27. He is the commentator for Pro-Championship Wrestling in Northern California. His game was posted to TPIR‘s Instagram on October 19.

Sheridan won the fifth item up for bid that day, which was a Bromic patio heater, after having the highest bid of $2,002. He then came to the stage to play another game. When Sheridan told Carey what he did for a living, he said that he was standing next to a WWE Hall of Famer, and the host said he was in the celebrity wing. “And it’s only online,” Carey said. “And I got booed because of it.”

Carey said that Sheridan had an exciting job because he got to watch pro-wrestling all the time. “Absolutely. It’s a great job,” the contestant said.

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After the introduction, Carey asked Gray to give him his best pro-wrestling reveal about the prizes on Do The Math, in which Sheridan had the chance to win a treadmill.

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“All right, brother!” Gray said in a deep, throaty voice. This caused Carey to laugh loudly and boisterously.

Sheridan had to figure out if the price of cookware and a range was minus or plus $824, which would equal the price of the treadmill. The contestant chose minus. The cookware and range together were $3,254. The price was $2,430, so he won the treadmill, the GE stainless gas range, and a seven-piece Blanc Creatives cookware set.

Sheridan proceeded to celebrate by pointing at the camera, shouting “Whoo!,” and flexing his muscles. Even though he spun a .90 on the wheel, it wasn’t enough to advance him to the Showcase because his opponent, Lourdes, spun a .95.

“He didn’t have to wrestle with that one!” an Instagram user wrote.

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