ESPN broadcaster Joe Tessitore will begin his broadcasting career with WWE next month.
Tessitore, a longtime college football announcer, will start on WWE Monday Night Raw on September 2.
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WWE’s SummerSlam on Saturday included a three-hour pre-show.
And during this, Tessitore joined current Monday Night Raw player Michael Cole to discuss his future plans.
“I want to make an announcement tonight,” Cole said.
“Joe will start on Monday Night Raw. Monday, September 2nd in Denver, Colorado will be Joe’s first show.
“I’m moving to Friday Night Smackdown in the US (Network). It will be exciting.”
Tessitore, who has been a familiar voice for sports fans in the United States for decades, said he was “blessed and honored” to be a part of WWE now.
“It’s great to be here, Michael,” Tessitore said.
“Guys, let me tell you something, you haven’t lived through this entrance with Michael Cole at SummerSlam.
“The place has gone crazy. You are a living legend, my friend.”
Tessitore will join Corey Graves to describe the RAW action.
He is known for working for many years in college football.
He has also led ESPN’s Monday Night Football coverage in the past.
And he also called major events for ABC, including NFL playoff games on Wild Card Weekend.
Many fans welcomed the change on X, the site formerly known as Twitter.
“A huge plus for @WWE – I love hearing him call football games and his analysis of the game,” said one fan.
Current WWE Champions
WWE Undisputed Universal Championship: Cody Rhodes
World Heavyweight Championship: Father Damian
Women’s World Championship: Liv Morgan
WWE Women’s Championship: Bayley
United States Championship: Logan Paulo
Intercontinental Championship: Sami Zayn
World Tag Team Championship: Stunning truth
WWE Tag Team Championship: A city below
WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship: Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill
WWE Speed Championship: Andrade
“he will be great for WWE in the long run!!” another fan said.
“For some reason, he reminds me of Paul Allen. I love the energy he brings. I can’t wait!” a third fan posted.
“Big voice in sports, this will be good for WWE,” said a fourth fan.
Monday Night RAW action on September 2nd will come from the Chase Center in San Francisco.
The following week’s show will be at the Enterprise Center in St. Louis.
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