7. JONATHAN 'THE COACH' COACHMAN
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The Coach began his wrestling career as a backstage interviewer. However, his ability to connect with the audience became too valuable for just backstage use. Coachman was capable of drawing the fans into a storyline and engaging them, with just a simple backstage segment. Once he moved into the commentary position, his talent was showcased at a level, unlike anything he'd been able to display before.
Once he was behind the announcer’s table, Coachman turned his game up to a whole new level. He was almost immediately perceived as a heel by fans, which is what the company ran with. The Coach was fantastic not only as a commentator but also with various in-ring and storyline angles.
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These days, Coach has taken his skills to the worldwide leader in sports, ESPN. He has had a successful run thus far with ESPN and had been highly influential in reconnecting ESPN with WWE.
