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Corey Graves and JBL were present for TripleMania Night 2 tonight. It was a big night for the promotion, with Omos reinstated and looking to compete and win the battle royal, the War Raiders defending their titles, and Dominik Mysterio’s title on the line facing El Grande Americano. Unfortunately, very early in the night, Graves lost his voice completely.

As a result, JBL has had to take over and commentate much more than he usually would. The situation with Graves’ voice has been coming and going. During one of the very first matches of the night, he tried to speak and lost his voice completely as can be heard in the clip below. It was pointed out by JBL as well, who seemed rather astounded by the situation.

Graves’ voice kept breaking throughout the rest of the night.

By the time the main event rolled around, Graves was sounding extremely hoarse. Given the situation, it’s likely that he may need a break before he is back to his normal self, given his voice’s current condition. It may be at least a week before he can commentate normally again.

This is not the first time this has happened, with there being many instances where it was Michael Cole who was losing his voice. However, this time it was Graves. He still continued, not backing out of his role, despite the obvious pain that he was likely in.

We at Sportskeeda wish Corey Graves a swift recovery.