Michael Cole officially extends 28-year WWE streak at Money in the Bank

Michael Cole is on commentary for Money in the Bank. He has now officially extended his 28-year WWE streak.

Cole has been with the WWE since 1997. He started his career in the company as a backstage interviewer before he was moved to the announcer's booth, where he has done play-by-play commentary for the past few decades. He has called several of the promotion's biggest matches and segments over the years, and has also worked with several other legendary commentators during his career, such as Jim Ross. Interestingly, Michael Cole has also stepped into the ring on a few occasions. The WWE veteran has always been praised for his work ethic since he almost never misses a show.

Tonight, Cole was part of the commentary team for WWE Money in the Bank Premium Live Event. When the show kicked off, Wade Barrett announced that it was 28 years to the date that Michael made his debut as a play-by-play commentator. The WWE legend played it off by saying that he hopes he can do a better job tonight.

It's amazing to see that Michael Cole has been around to call several matches over nearly three decades in WWE, and it will be interesting to see how long he continues as a commentator.

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