Corey Graves Says He’s In Love With Commentating, More
Corey Graves spoke with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette for a new interview. Check out the highlights:
On getting into wrestling: “I had a high school crisis and my dad started throwing options at me. Be a boxer. Be a [pro] wrestler. I grew up a fan my whole life. My dad was a fan and he transferred that to me.”
On transitioning into commentary: “[WWE was] looking out for me because I wasn’t looking out for myself…I had my reservations, but I’ve fallen in love with [commentating] pretty quickly. In a way, getting taken out of the ring has brought about so many opportunities that I thought I wouldn’t get to till the end of my career.”
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