CLAIMThe FBI has arrested Richard Graves, the CEO of a company named Westland Developers, for causing the wildfires in Los Angeles. FACT CHECKThere is no credible evidence to support the claim. The ...

After abruptly emerging onto the "WWE NXT" commentary booth from the main roster, Graves took social media by storm with an incendiary post regarding his treatment within WWE's commentary team.

Over the past few days, Corey Graves has been one of the names that has been the talk of the town among the WWE Universe. This came after the former NXT Tag Team Champion voiced his frustration ...

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Something's rotten in the state of WWE, at least when it comes to announcer Corey Graves. By now, everyone knows the story of Graves being moved from the "SmackDown" desk to "NXT's" last week ...

The claim states that USA's Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arrested the "culprit for the California inferno (sic)," one Richard Graves, the CEO of a company called Westland Developments.

That left out Corey Graves, who has been a broadcaster since 2016 after he was forced to medically retire from in-ring competition. Graves has been widely praised for his work on the headset ...

The WWE status of Corey Graves remains up in the air as the concerning situation continues to unfold. The retired grappler reportedly had issues with the latest commentary shakeup, and now it ...

WWE has undergone many changes recently — especially to the broadcast teams — and talented ringside analyst Corey Graves is not happy about it. To recap things, WWE moved RAW to Netflix. That debut ...

However, it’s difficult to know because there are no human remains in the graves. To explain this, Diinhoff and others at first supposed the remains disintegrated in the moist soil—a common ...

Matthew Graves spoke as he prepares to leave the post he’s had for three years. U.S. Attorney for the District of Colombia Matthew Graves in Washington, Jan. 4, 2024. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh, File) ...