McAfee is definitely one of the more popular figures in the WWE Universe.
The viewing audience seems to love his gritty takes and the comedic value he brings to the broadcast.
But perhaps it’s time to ask: should McAfee still be considered ‘just’ an announcer?
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At the same time, we saw McAfee stepping far beyond the boundaries of most broadcasters.
He stood up to Gunther as if he were a full-time wrestler himself.
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He’s had individual feuds with former NXT star Adam Cole, and former WWE performer Baron Corbin.
If he beats McAfee in St. Louis, who cares?
All he did was defeat an announcer.
That’s why McAfee is such a wild card in World Wrestling Entertainment.
Cole is a perfect example of how an announcer can be charismatic and intense without overstepping.
Are We Getting Too Much McAfee on WWE TV?
They feel he gets too much airtime when he should simply stay in his seat and behind the microphone.
