Switching: WWE Makes Big Announcement On Upcoming Broadcasting Changes

Talk to me. There are all kinds of important aspects that have to come together to make a wrestling show work and one of the most prominent is the broadcasting team. Having the right people in the right spot makes the show that much easier to follow and it can be a big deal when one of the teams changes. That will be the case again rather soon, as WWE has officially announced.

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This week on Monday Night Raw, Michael Cole announced that he and Corey Graves will be the lead broadcasting team for SmackDown when the show returns to the USA network starting on September 13. This comes as Pat McAfee took a hiatus from WWE following last week’s show. The new Monday Night Raw commentary team has not been named, but Joe Tessitore is expected to be included.

Cole has been on commentary everyone before. Check out what he has done in WWE:

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Opinion: This is the kind of thing that happens every so often in WWE and it can go quite well. Cole and Graves have shown that they have chemistry together and can make SmackDown better if given the chance. Cole might not be the most popular broadcaster but he has a legacy that almost no one else in the industry can offer. Things are changing in WWE and this is another switch that could go rather well.

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