Todd Grisham

[3.0] "Might be the blandest commentator and interviewer in WWE history, I remember nothing about Todd besides John Cena roasting him whenever he got interviewed by him or the infamous "It's Christian" call he said when Christian returned to WWE. But to be fair, it wasn't his fault that he was very vanilla, considering that Vince McMahon micromanaged like crazy and didn't allow him to showcase personality."

[2.0] "Good guy who has gone on to do better things outside of the business. As a commentator in WWE he was the absolute shits. He had no power or believability and came across incredibly annoying when trying to watch the product. There's a reason why he was stuck on Heat for god knows how many years. Just didn't have the ability to call a wrestling match. Had the ability to suck the air right of the room and did that on every occasion. His best moment was not on the headset but instead backstage insulting a caller in regard to watching TNA. That's a classic moment which is still hilarious. But aside from that, he just did not have the ability to be a good commentator in professional wrestling. Only giving him a 2 because that TNA comment still makes me laugh."

[6.0] "He was far from revolutionary but after hearing him on Chris Van Vliet's channel, it's hard not to think about how he would've been if he didn't endure Vince's outbursts and micromanaging. He was bland because he was asked to be."

[1.0] "Absolute fucking turd of a commentator, couldn't muster up an ounce of enthusiasm if he saw Jesus Christ himself descend before him. He's the worst commentator that WWE has ever employed for any significant length of time. Like when he was a team with JR, not even JR could salvage the commentary in their matches. At least he's funny to make fun of. Like let me quote you on one of my favourite bits of his -- How he reacts to Jeff Hardy doing a swanton bomb off a ladder through an announce table. "..............................Nooooo! .........................." And I guarantee you that if he had been calling the Mankind vs Taker Hell in a Cell match, when Taker threw Foley off the cell, he would have been like "Ouch. That looked painful." or something."

[4.0] "Kind of the most forgettable commentator WWE had. Don't remember him really adding anything to the product like some other interviewers like Mean Gene or commentators like JR. Think he was okay on the lower shows like heat and velocity but did not think he did well on Smackdown when compared to what they had before that (Cole, JR, Heyman)"

[3.0] "Barely remember this guy as I was fazing out of watching the WWE at the time. Another stand in commentator like the other 12 guys who had come and gone since the early 80's."

[3.0] "Todd Grisham was your typical C and D show commentator that has trouble displaying emotion and enthusiasm on the mic or at the announce table. Those things are why Jim Ross is considered probably the best announcer of all time, and Grisham had none of that."

[4.0] "Every tme Todd Grisham was on TV, it wasn't exactly pleasant. Ehh mic skills, Ehh at the commentary table and Ehh as a backstage interviewer. I would perhaps bump him up a notch if I can think of an instance where he got beat up backstage by someone. ANYONE for that matter. But I can't. I don't remember this guy really doing anything or being a notable asset to the WWE."