Michael Cole has revealed why he believes Vince McMahon retained him, thanked him for keeping him in WWE, and also discussed how Triple H differs.

Michael Cole weighs in on the recent series of events surrounding his former broadcast partner Corey Graves, who now resides on the "WWE NXT" brand.

While speaking on a recent episode of Impaulsive with Logan Paul, Michael Cole addressed these thoughts, noting that Netflix are actually very strict when it comes to WWE content.

Michael Cole is the overarching voice of WWE, and one of the company's longest-serving employees. Cole has been with WWE for 28 years, and after Jim Ross was moved from "WWE Raw" in 2008, Cole has been the man who has guided fans through events via the medium of commentary ever since.

Michael Cole detailed his approach to working in WWE, which he says is more based on storytelling now, rather than professional wrestling.

Logan Paul will be looking to punch his ticket to WrestleMania 41 on Saturday night. ‘The Maverick’ is set to take on John Cena, CM Punk, Drew McIntyre, Damian Priest and Seth Rollins

Michael Cole was a recent guest on Logan Paul's podcast and claimed that he would never disparage former WWE chairman Vince McMahon.

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Speaking with Fightful's Sean Ross Sapp during a virtual media junket ahead of WWE Elimination Chamber, Zayn was asked about his contract status. He noted that he usually was private about this stuff, but he didn't think he was going anywhere.

Michael Cole recently opened up about "go-away heat" and revealed that WWE let go of its employees due to their unpopularity in the locker room.

Though they have since become a force together on RAW, Michael Cole reveals that Pat McAfee almost left WWE before WrestleMania 35.

Veteran WWE commentator and analyst Corey Graves stirred up a bit of controversy last month after he took to social media to air some apparent frustrations with