Kemo
01-01-2024, 09:47 PM
WWE is starting out a new year, and that will come with a change to commentary. Some WWE fans don't remember a day when Michael Cole wasn't a full-time announcer for the company, but he may be moving out of that role.
Michael Cole, Corey Graves, and Kevin Patrick have made up the SmackDown commentary team for some time. Now, that may change as WWE enters into 2024.
According to a recent report from PW Insider, WWE is making a change to their commentary teams, with two-man teams starting this week. That means that Michael Cole is no longer on SmackDown.
"The word making the rounds in WWE is that starting in the new year, the announce teams will all consist of two men booths.
That means that Michael Cole's time on Smackdown ended last month."
With Kevin Dunn's departure from WWE, some are wondering who will leave next. Vince McMahon's old guard may be exiting, but this report did not indicate that Michael Cole will be totally leaving WWE with this move.
Michael Cole holds other backstage responsibilities, and he has hinted in the past about leaving the commentary table eventually. This new development could open the door for Michael Cole to pursue other opportunities as SmackDown becomes a two-man team.
Michael Cole, Corey Graves, and Kevin Patrick have made up the SmackDown commentary team for some time. Now, that may change as WWE enters into 2024.
According to a recent report from PW Insider, WWE is making a change to their commentary teams, with two-man teams starting this week. That means that Michael Cole is no longer on SmackDown.
"The word making the rounds in WWE is that starting in the new year, the announce teams will all consist of two men booths.
That means that Michael Cole's time on Smackdown ended last month."
With Kevin Dunn's departure from WWE, some are wondering who will leave next. Vince McMahon's old guard may be exiting, but this report did not indicate that Michael Cole will be totally leaving WWE with this move.
Michael Cole holds other backstage responsibilities, and he has hinted in the past about leaving the commentary table eventually. This new development could open the door for Michael Cole to pursue other opportunities as SmackDown becomes a two-man team.