WWE announcer Corey Graves caught the attention of many around the wrestling world late Monday night when he took to social media to air grievances regarding no longer appearing on Monday Night Raw or Friday Night Smackdown.

WWE has five announcers that range from pretty strong to excellent, and for awhile, it was unclear what the final lineup would look like. Well, long story short, to the shock of pretty much everyone,

Corey Graves, WWE commentator, shared a heartfelt tweet about the struggle of balancing personal and professional life, prompting discussions within the wrestling community. Former WWE personality Jonathan Coachman offered support,

It was a little over a week ago when WWE Chief Content Officer Paul 'Triple H' Levesque lauded pro wrestling's ability to blur the lines of reality. The sport a

Corey Graves said that he had a lot to say on WWE NXT, but he reportedly won’t be appearing on the show. Corey Graves sparked controversy on Monday when he addressed his move to NXT in a tweet and implied that he was told that he was “not famous enough” for his job.

The game of ‘work or shoot’ continues as the recently replaced Raw announcer leaves Orlando after promising he had a lot to say this evening on The CW.

WWE commentator Corey Graves moved from SmackDown to NXT after the RAW Netflix premiere. Last week marked the beginning of the partnership between the world's top wrestling promotion, WWE, and the streaming giant Netflix.

The WWE made a major move recently when it took its flagship show, Monday Night RAW, off of television and onto Netflix, becoming the first regularly