WWE has had several notable announcers in the history of the company over the past five decades.
Whether it be Howard Finkel or Lilian Garcia, these names have left their mark with their memorable introductions of stars throughout the promotion’s history.
The company currently has the likes of Alicia Taylor, Mark Nash and Mike Rome who are establishing themselves as ring announcers on Raw, SmackDown and NXT.
Here are six new potential WWE ring announcers.
5. Meghan Walker
WWE has a stockpile of talent that is currently working in the Performance Center that have been signed over the past few years.
Among the talent signed and working in the PC are a litany of NIL signees who came in for collegiate athletic backgrounds.
One of those names from the NIL signings is Meghan Walker who played track and field at the University of Nebraska.
While she could eventually step into the ring, WWE could use Walker as a ring announcer to introduce her to the company’s audience before she makes her eventual debut as a wrestler.
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4. Byron Saxton
Starting as an in-ring competitor, Byron Saxton signed with WWE back in 2007.
While his career as a wrestler was enduring, Saxton is one of the longest tenured names in WWE after making the transition to becoming a commentator and backstage interviewers.
Wanting to feature him in another non-wrestling role, WWE could transition Saxton to the ring announcing position.
Whether it be on Monday Night Raw or Friday Night SmackDown, Saxton could be in WWE for another decade as a ring announcer moving forward.
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3. Megan Morant
Another backstage interviewer who could make the move to the ring announcer role is Megan Morant.
Before joining WWE in 2021, Morant had a background as a host for different sports, including covering and working for the NFL’s New England Patriots.
After making the move to the company, Morant has played the role of studio host on several different shows from The Bump to Raw Talk.
Morant has a distinct voice and delivery that might work as a WWE ring announcer if the company wants to position her in this role.
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2. Jeremy Borash
Starting with TNA Wrestling in the 2000s, Jeremy Borash is someone who was considered a stalwart of the company.
As a backstage interviewer, announcer and commentator, Borash became one of the recognizable non-wrestling performers for TNA for over a decade.
Moving to WWE in 2018, Borash has worked as a producer, content creator and creative team member across NXT and the main roster.
Moving him back to his roots, Borash could transition to a WWE ring announcer role if needed for the company moving forward.
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1. Summer Sorrell
Another talent on the WWE roster that has not made an official debut on one of their brands is Summer Sorrell.
First making an appearance on the company’s programming, Sorrell was a contestant on the second season of WWE LFG on A&E Network.
Signing with the promotion in 2024, Sorrell was released from the company among ongoing injury issues in October 2025.
Sorrell could make her way back to WWE in a non-wrestling capacity, using her voice and looks to become a ring announcer on Raw, SmackDown or NXT.
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