Graves then suffered a second concussion, which caused him to be absent from television for several months. Graves returned on the NXT TakeOver: R Evolution pre-show on December 11, where he announced his official in-ring retirement due to his concussion issues.
As a result of his retirement, he joined NXT's commentary team with immediate effect, with his duties beginning at that event. Graves was then offered a two-year commentary contract by Triple H, and was later added to the pre-show panel for Raw. On July 25, on the first post brand split episode of Raw, Graves began serving as a color commentator alongside Michael Cole and Byron Saxton.
Still, Booker T believes the wrestlers who've put in the work will be fine. People need to understand that we're in a totally different world as far as the wrestling game goes. But I can say we're also in the best time the business has ever been as far as being able to get work anywhere, every week, somewhere. All of these guys that got released, if they're talent, they're gonna be okay. Now the ones that's not talent? They've got a problem.
Booker T's promotion, Reality of Wrestling, airs its programming for free on its official YouTube channel. He's been with Comic Book Resources since after spending several years writing for several other websites.
He first started writing for the web in the mid-'90s with his website, Anime HomeWorld, which was later renamed The HomeWorld. A comic book collector since he was a teenager, he's also become an avid gamer and content creator with a series of Let's Plays on YouTube and a series of running streams on his Twitch channel, You Shall Be As Games , as well as CBR's own Twitch page.
His first published comic book work is in the anthology "Advanced Death Saves: Fallen Heroes of the Kitchen Table," which is available now on Comixology. By Christopher Baggett Published 6 days ago. Share Share Tweet Email 0.
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