The long-time commentator for WWE, Michael Cole, has revealed that he won’t be doing commentary forever, indicating that his days as a commentator are numbered. Cole, who has been doing commentary for WWE for almost three decades, recently made the announcement during his appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, where he wished his former broadcast partner a happy birthday.
As he gets older, the veteran commentator realizes that he can’t keep doing commentary forever. During the interview, he revealed that he thinks he has another four years of commentary left in him and has some plans to retire from WWE when he turns 60. He acknowledged that he’s been with the company for quite some time and has a lot of work to do with them, but there will come a time when he will have to step down from his position.
Michael Cole joined WWE in 1997, and he has been a fixture on WWE programming ever since. He has been a commentator for various WWE shows, including Raw, SmackDown, and pay-per-views, providing his unique perspective and insightful commentary to wrestling fans around the world.
Fans have enjoyed Cole’s commentary for many years, and his presence on WWE programming will undoubtedly be missed when he decides to retire. His insightful commentary and entertaining banter with his co-commentators have made him one of the most respected and well-liked commentators in the wrestling world. However, for now, fans can cherish every moment they have with the veteran commentator and enjoy his work while it lasts. Cole’s announcement serves as a reminder that even the most prominent names in the wrestling industry will eventually have to pass the torch to a new generation.
