Corey Graves has been doing his thing at the commentary table on Monday Night Raw for quite some time now, and Graves is usually pretty good about calling out the right names for moves. But one fan took exception to the fact that Graves refers to the Pele Kick as an “Overheard Kick” when Finn Balor does the move.
@WWEGraves Stop calling Balor's Pele Kick a "Overhead Kick". If you insist on continuing, tell the SD Live team to call AJ's a Overhead too.
— || Savage || (@JoshOwOSavage) April 12, 2017
Corey Graves decided to respond to the fan, and he pointed out that Finn Balor specifically asked him to use that name for the move, and he jokingly suggested that Balor change the name
Hey @FinnBalor, this guy doesn't like me calling the move the name you told us to call it. You should change it, it's clearly an issue. https://t.co/XPoS8wQYUp
— Corey Graves (@WWEGraves) April 12, 2017
Finn Balor has yet to comment on the controversy that has rock Corey Graves’ Twitter feed.
Triple H is the mastermind behind NXT, and the brand is his baby. The Executive Vice President of Talent, Live Events and Creative takes great care with every aspect of NXT and that includes the music that is presented on the show.
NXT’s weekly show will now have a new theme song according to Triple H, as he revealed the new “Rage” them earlier today and you can check it out below.
Triple H also commented on the new look and feel of NXT on Twitter, and the song seems to be getting a mixed response from fans on the social media site.
We were made for this. #Rage drives The new look…
The new feel…
…and the new sound of @WWENXT #WeAreNXT https://t.co/GFhTVUJqYU pic.twitter.com/jvFJWl1eAz— Triple H (@TripleH) April 12, 2017
