WWE News: Renee Young To Fill In For Jonathan Coachman On ‘Raw’ And Corey Graves & Fans Couldn’t Be Happier


Renee Young is usually seen in the WWE during pre-shows for pay-per-views, but on Monday she will be filling in for Jonathan “Coach” Coachman on Raw as a commentator for the entire duration of the show. Renee Young is known for being a trailblazer in the WWE, showing that women make just as good wrestling analysts as men, and on Raw, she will have the chance to show that women are just as good at commentating.

On Wednesday, ESPN reported that Renee Young will be the guest commentator on Raw, and Michael Cole told the publication that this is a history-making moment.

“I believe this is the first time ever that we have had a woman in the booth for an entire episode of Monday Night Raw.”

Cole added that Young has broken barriers all over the place, and that she’s doing things that would have never been dreamed of 10 years ago. Renee Young told ESPN what this moment means to her.

“When Michael Cole told me, I was like, ‘This Monday?! What are you talking about?!’ I am so excited for this opportunity. To be sitting with Cole, who has been such a great champion of mine since I’ve been working for WWE, it’s going to be really cool.”

Several WWE personalities took to Twitter to congratulate Renee Young. Stephanie McMahon tweeted, saying that she knows Renee will “kill it.” Michael Cole, Paige, John Layfield, Jim Ross, Jonathan Coachman, and Paul Heyman, among many others, also took to Twitter, congratulating Young.

While the WWE is stating that Renee will be a guest commentator on Raw since “Coach” is on assignment, many fans and pundits are already speculating that she may replace Jonathan Coachman permanently. Not only would this further the advancement of WWE’s women’s revolution, but several fans are not pleased with Jonathan Coachman’s commentating. Moreover, Corey Graves and Michael Cole make fun of “Coach” or correct him on nearly every episode of Raw because Coachman often doesn’t understand a storyline or relays false information.

Even though Graves said he was leaving social media, as the Inquisitr reported, he didn’t waste time in sharing his congratulations to Young on Twitter, and many fans replied stating that they hope she permanently replaces “Coach.”

But it doesn’t look like “Coach” is letting the haters get to him.

Whether this is just a one-off or glimpse of what we can expect in the future, Renee Young will make WWE history this Monday night on Raw.

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