Joey Styles

Styles signed with World Wrestling Entertainment and returned to commentating at the first-ever ECW One Night Stand event, where he and Mick Foley commentated for the show.
His performance at the first One Night Stand pay-per-view was hailed as a masterclass in play-by-play commentary, but wasn't without controversy. During the match between Mike Awesome and Masato Tanaka, Styles criticized Awesome for his real-life dealings with ECW's competition World Championship Wrestling and calling him a "Judas". Styles further chastised Awesome by quipping that it was "a shame he didn't succeed in taking his own life." after Awesome executed a suicide dive. This statement was unfortunately prophetic, as Awesome did commit suicide in 2007.
Shortly after, Styles was promoted to WWE's major show, RAW brand with Jonathan Coachman and Jerry Lawler until May 1, 2006, when he "quit" after a worked shoot, in which he complained about the lack of "wrestling" and his dislike of "sports entertainment". In reality, Jim Ross, long time announcer of Raw was returning to his role.
When WWE brought ECW back in the summer of 2006 as a weekly televised show, Styles joined the announce team alongside fellow ECW alumni Tazz until April 2008, when he was replaced by Mike Adamle
In April 2008, Styles began working on WWE.com as "Director of Digital Media Content" for WWE.com, which involves overseeing work on the website. Additionally, Styles also hosts Original ECW programming on WWECLASSICS.com and WWE Classics on Demand.