Former TNA Wrestling Name Makes WWE Commentary Return

A former TNA Wrestling name has made their return to commentary for a brand new WWE program.

Last week saw the official announcement of new WWE reality/competition show ‘WWE LFG’ (Legends & Future Greats), set to air on A&E with a planned release of early 2025.

The synopsis for the show was detailed in WWE’s official press release below:

WWE LFG will offer viewers an inside look at the rigorous training process, featuring iconic WWE Legends such as Paul “Triple H” Levesque and Shawn Michaels and weekly regular coaches Undertaker, Booker T, Mickie James and Bubba Ray Dudley as they mentor a new generation in weekly matches on their quest to become the next WWE Superstars.

As previously reported, the first match for WWE LFG has already been filmed featuring the debut of Elijah boxing legend Evander Holyfield.

Full spoilers from WWE LFG’s first taping have revealed an interesting return of a former TNA Wrestling name to the WWE commentary desk.

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Former TNA Wrestling name Jeremy Borash returned to the WWE commentary booth for WWE LFG (Legends & Future Greats).

Borash was reportedly at the desk alongside NXT’s Vic Joseph for the show, his first stint on commentary since calling 205 Live along with Tom Phillips in 2020.

Borash currently serves as WWE Senior Director of Content & Development, having joined the company back in 2018.

Prior to WWE, he served in a number of roles across a 16-year spell in TNA Wrestling, including commentator, ring announcer, creative team member.

In WWE’s press release for WWE LFG, Borash was listed as an executive producer for the show alongside Triple H, Lee Fitting and Shawn Michaels.

The following are the full spoilers from WWE LFG courtesy of PWInsider:

They had a video screen with a logo for the show but no ring aprons/announce table cover.

Alicia Taylor was the ring announcer while Vic Joseph and Jeremy Borash were at the commentary table.

Match 1) Elijah Holyfield defeated Anthony Luke via a school boy roll up.

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