Corey Graves: What I’ve Learned Is That What I Do At WWE Is Usually Useful Outside Of WWE, Whereas I’ve Seen A Lot Of World Class Broadcasters Come Into WWE And Struggle

Corey Graves discusses feeling like that he can use what he’s learned in WWE outside of the company, while coming from outside into WWE is harder.

Over the past decade, Graves has been one of the most well known announcer in WWE, having been an announcer on RAW, SmackDown, NXT and more. In addition to that, he has partaken in outside ventures that he has found himself comfortable in thanks to his training with WWE.

While speaking to Steel City Sunday in a new interview, Corey Graves spoke about how what he’s learned in WWE has been useful outside of the company.

“In the sports world, what I’ve learned is that what I do at WWE is usually useful outside of WWE. Whereas I’ve seen a lot of professional world class broadcasters, so to speak, come into WWE and struggle because it’s such a unique It works both ways for me, and I’ve had a chance to do all types of different things that I never imagined doing from a broadcast perspective. And it all traces back to my on-the-job training at WWE.”

Earlier this month, it was announced that Graves had taken a teaching job at Point Park University. You can read more about that here.

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