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.

Last Tuesday on "WWE NXT" New Year's Evil, many fans were shocked to see Corey Graves sitting alongside Vic Joseph and Booker T at the commentary desk after being one of the most featured voices on the main roster for the past nine years.

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

After WWE Raw, Corey Graves broke his silence about his demotion from the Raw commentary desk with an emotional and defiant social media post.

The WWE made a major move recently when it took its flagship show, Monday Night RAW, off of television and onto Netflix, becoming the first regularly

Corey Graves recently discussed the recent announcer changes in WWE, expressing a mix of understanding and disappointment. He revealed he was deemed “not famous enough” for certain roles, highlighting WWE's marketability concerns.

WWE has five announcers that range from pretty strong to excellent, and for awhile, it was unclear what the final lineup would look like. Well, long story short, to the shock of pretty much everyone,