A WWE Hall of Famer and former WWE announcer have given their opinions on the Corey Graves NXT demotion controversy.

Corey Graves took to social media this past week and expressed dissatisfaction with his move to NXT‘s announcing team, but he has now deleted the posts. After teasing that he had something to say on NXT’s broadcast,

A controversial 24 hours for WWE announcer Corey Graves reportedly became even more convoluted Tuesday afternoon. Mike Johnson of PWInsider reports Graves has

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.

WWE commentator Corey Graves' original accusations and subsequent promise for an explanation have been wiped from his profile on X.

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

Two backstage reports on Corey Graves' status indicate the announcer is now off tonight's NXT episode, and his frustrations towards WWE are very real

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.

In a potentially in-character tweet posted late Monday night, Corey Graves voiced his displeasure with being moved off WWE main roster commentary.

Corey Graves returned to NXT at WWE NXT New Year’s Evil. NXT hit the road for their first episode of 2025, as NXT New Year’s Evil was held at The Shrine Expo Hall in Los Angeles. The star-studded show featured multiple title matches and a special appearance from The Rock.