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A long-running WWE program has now officially come to an end after a recent hiatus after 4 years on the air.
In October 2019, WWE began their venture into the world of podcasting, when numerous official WWE podcasts were released.
Over the years, most have come to an end, with the sole survivor being WWE After The Bell, which had it’s most recent episode on November 10.
Corey Graves and Kevin Patrick act as the hosts of the show, with Graves recently welcoming his first child into the world alongside Carmella.
In an update from Fightful Select (subscription required), WWE After The Bell is coming to an end.
After The Bell reached it’s 200th episode back in November, which featured John Cena as a guest on the show.
The November 10 episode was the only episode of the show that has aired since the special episode, with no other episodes taking place.
Fightful has since confirmed that the show has wrapped as of now.
It is not known if this was always the plan to end the show, or if it came as a result of Graves recently having a child.
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