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Justin Roberts

Justin Roberts (born December 29, 1979) is an American professional wrestling ring announcer, best known for his 12-year tenure with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) from 2002 to 2014, where he announced matches on major programs including Raw, SmackDown, and ECW, as well as high-profile events like WrestleMania. Currently signed to All Elite Wrestling (AEW) since 2019 as its primary ring announcer—nicknamed "The Dapper Yapper"—Roberts has become a prominent voice in professional wrestling, recognized for his energetic style and dramatic introductions that energize crowds. Born and raised in the Chicago suburbs, Roberts developed a lifelong passion for wrestling as a child, inspired by watching shows like GLOW and Saturday Night's Main Event, and meeting wrestlers such as the Ultimate Warrior and Kerry Von Erich at age 12. He began his career at 16 by announcing for local independent promotions, including Pro Wrestling International in Chicago, before landing a part-time role with WWE in 2002. Promoted to full-time in 2004, he handled announcing duties across WWE's brands, working alongside superstars like The Rock, The Undertaker, and John Cena, as well as Hulk Hogan and the Ultimate Warrior at WrestleMania events. Roberts departed in October 2014 amid reported backstage challenges, including bullying from wrestler John "Bradshaw" Layfield (JBL), which he later chronicled in his 2017 autobiography Best Seat in the House: Your Backstage Pass Through My Journey, a best-selling detailing his experiences in the industry. Following his exit, he announced for promotions like and before joining AEW on April 3, 2019, where he has remained a key figure, occasionally stepping in for events like even during brief health-related absences in 2025. Beyond announcing, Roberts has appeared in acting roles and voice work, solidifying his status as one of wrestling's most respected non-wrestling talents.

Early life and education

Childhood in Chicago

Justin Roberts was born and raised in the suburbs of , , where he developed an early passion for during the 1980s. As a young boy, he immersed himself in the sport by watching shows like GLOW: on Saturday mornings and , and playing with wrestling action figures, often booking his own imaginary matches between the plastic superstars. Roberts' childhood also highlighted his outgoing personality and love for performance, as he frequently participated in school talent shows and plays, enjoying the spotlight and hamming it up in front of audiences. An avid fan of World Wrestling Entertainment, he cherished childhood moments like meeting wrestlers such as and at age 12, and taking pictures with and , fueling his dream of one day working in the industry as a . Growing up in a fast-talking environment, Roberts shared his enthusiasm with his family, eventually converting his father into a wrestling devotee despite initial skepticism.

University studies

Roberts attended the starting in 1998, after moving from at the age of 18. He pursued a in media arts and communications, a field that aligned with his growing interest in and . During his studies from 1998 to 2002, Roberts balanced academics with hands-on experience in the local wrestling scene, working as a ring announcer for independent promotions such as Impact Zone Wrestling (IZW) and the Toughman Contest. This period marked his transition from fan to professional, as he regularly sent demo tapes and résumés to World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), honing his announcing skills through university-related media projects and extracurricular wrestling gigs. Roberts graduated with his bachelor's degree in June 2002, just one month before securing his first part-time role with WWE.

Professional wrestling career

Early announcing roles (1996–2002)

Roberts began his ring announcing career in November 1996 at the age of 16, debuting with the Chicago-based independent promotion Pro Wrestling International, where he called his first professional wrestling match. During his high school years and into the late 1990s, he gained further experience by announcing for various independent promotions across the country, including Dale Gagne's short-lived revival of the . While attending the from 1998 to 2002, studying media arts and communications, Roberts continued building his resume on the independent circuit in , announcing events featuring wrestlers like the Navajo Kid and even assisting in running his own small-scale promotion to deepen his industry involvement. In 2000, he expanded beyond wrestling by serving as a backup announcer for FX's , supporting founder Art Dore at events broadcast nationally. Roberts supplemented these roles with announcements for non-wrestling events, including games and matches, to refine his performance skills and microphone presence amid diverse crowds. This accumulation of experience across independent wrestling and combat sports positioned him for a pivotal tryout in June 2002, shortly after graduating from , where he announced three matches ahead of WWE's Raw and SmackDown tapings in .

World Wrestling Entertainment (2002–2014)

Roberts joined World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) in June 2002, shortly after graduating from the , when he earned a tryout opportunity to announce three matches prior to tapings of and SmackDown. Initially hired as a fill-in for live events and non-televised shows, he began making sporadic televised appearances on the SmackDown brand while working as a backup to primary announcer . By 2004, Roberts transitioned to a full-time role, handling announcements for Raw house shows and the Sunday Night Heat program, marking his entry into the Raw brand's ecosystem. In June 2006, with the relaunch of the brand under , Roberts became its primary , delivering weekly introductions for matches and segments in a role he later described as particularly enjoyable due to the brand's creative freedom and lack of internal politics. In September 2007, Roberts swapped ring announcing duties with , becoming the lead announcer for SmackDown while Chimel moved to . He held this role until September 28, 2009, when he transitioned to as the full-time , replacing . Throughout his tenure, Roberts announced for major pay-per-view events, including multiple WrestleManias; notable highlights included calling the main event at in 2008 ( vs. ) and serving as the sole for in 2011. His work extended to introducing legendary performers such as , , , and , often under high-pressure conditions during live broadcasts and international tours. Roberts' time in WWE was not without challenges, including reported instances of on-road harassment from wrestlers like John "Bradshaw" Layfield (JBL) during early tours from 2002 to 2004, which he detailed as contributing to a demanding work environment. Despite these experiences, he contributed to over a decade of programming across Raw, SmackDown, ECW, and supplementary shows like Velocity and Heat, amassing thousands of match announcements. In October 2014, after 12 years with the company, WWE opted not to renew his contract, citing a shift in direction; Roberts was released effective immediately. He later reflected on the decision as the company's choice, emphasizing his dedication to the role up to that point.

Independent circuit (2014–2019)

Following his release from WWE in October 2014, Roberts returned to the independent wrestling scene as a guest , taking on select appearances while focusing on personal projects. Roberts made one of his early post-WWE outings at 9 on July 18, 2015, in , , where he served as the for the event promoted by . During the show, he engaged the crowd with humorous interactions during wrestler introductions, contributing to the event's energetic atmosphere. In 2016, Roberts expanded his independent work by announcing for the UR Fight iPPV series, a hybrid combat sports promotion featuring wrestling, MMA, and boxing. He handled ring announcing duties for the inaugural UR Fight 1 event on March 20, 2016, in , including the high-profile main event matchup between and . The event also featured guest commentary from figures like and Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, highlighting Roberts' role in bridging wrestling and broader combat entertainment. Roberts maintained a selective schedule on the independents through 2018, balancing announcing with other endeavors such as authoring his autobiography. He co-handled ring announcing responsibilities at the sold-out event on September 1, 2018, in —a landmark independent pay-per-view that drew over 11,000 fans and featured stars like and . Sharing duties with , Roberts announced key matches, helping elevate the show's production to a level comparable to major promotions. Throughout this period, Roberts' independent engagements were sporadic, allowing time to complete and release his , Best Seat in the House: Your Backstage Pass Through My WWE Journey, on April 1, 2017, which detailed his WWE experiences and personal growth in the industry.

All Elite Wrestling (2019–present)

Roberts joined (AEW) in early 2019, serving as the promotion's primary starting with its inaugural pay-per-view event, , on May 25, 2019. He had previously announced matches at the 2018 event, which helped launch the concept for AEW. Roberts officially signed a with AEW in October 2019, solidifying his role after working the company's initial shows on a per-event basis. In his position, Roberts has been known for his energetic and engaging style, earning the nickname "The Dapper Yapper" among fans and colleagues. He handles introductions for matches across AEW's weekly programs, including and Collision, as well as major pay-per-views. One highlight was announcing at the 2023 event at , where he addressed a crowd of 81,035 (claimed paid attendance).) In 2025, Roberts continued his role by announcing major events, including the sold-out Forbidden Door pay-per-view at London's on August 24, drawing 18,992 fans. Beyond announcing, Roberts contributes to behind-the-scenes production efforts for the company. Roberts has expressed enthusiasm for returning to full-time wrestling announcing after a period on the independent circuit, noting that AEW's environment reignited his passion for the role. He remains an active member of AEW's broadcast team as of 2025, continuing to appear on the promotion's roster. In August 2025, Roberts was involved in a storyline segment on an episode of , where he was superkicked by (Matt and Nick Jackson) following a botched entrance and introduction. The incident led to the wrestlers being fined $10,000 by AEW management as part of the ongoing narrative. This event underscored Roberts' occasional integration into in-ring angles, adding to his visibility within the promotion.

Other professional roles

Professional Fighters League (2023)

In 2023, Justin Roberts transitioned into announcing by serving as the for the (PFL), a premier MMA promotion known for its unique seasonal tournament format. He debuted with PFL 1 on April 1 in , where he delivered the official fighter introductions for the event's main and co-main bouts, broadcast live on and . Roberts' energetic style, honed from years in , helped energize the audience during the lightweight and featherweight division openers, featuring high-profile matchups such as versus Patricky Freire. Roberts continued in this role throughout the 2023 PFL Regular Season, announcing for subsequent events including on April 7 in and PFL 3 on April 14 in . These appearances marked his first sustained involvement in MMA, where he adapted his signature dramatic flair to the cage-side environment, introducing fighters in , women's , and other divisions amid the promotion's $1 million structure. His contributions were highlighted in official PFL social media clips, showcasing his voiceover for key moments that built anticipation for the tournament's progression. Roberts' PFL tenure focused on the regular season, with the promotion using other announcers for playoff and championship events, such as Andy Shepherd for the 2023 World Championships. This limited but impactful stint in 2023 diversified Roberts' career beyond wrestling, leveraging his experience to bridge entertainment styles in combat sports. In subsequent years, added announcers including and Greg Hamilton.

Music collaborations

Roberts' entry into music-related work came through his professional announcing skills, leading to a notable collaboration with the progressive rock band . In February 2014, while still employed by , he was invited by the band to introduce them during a live performance, marking his first involvement in the music industry outside wrestling. By 2015, following his departure from , Roberts expanded this role into a touring position with . He served as the band's on-stage introducer for several s and moderated VIP meet-and-greet sessions for fans, including a notable event on October 30, 2015, at the Marquee Theatre in , ahead of the band's appearance at the Festival. These sessions involved facilitating interactions, overseeing photo opportunities, and ensuring a structured fan experience, drawing on his expertise in crowd engagement from wrestling arenas. Roberts toured with throughout 2015, handling announcements and event hosting duties across multiple shows. This partnership has continued intermittently since 2015, with Roberts occasionally hosting Tool's VIP events and special appearances. His work with the band highlights a crossover between professional wrestling announcing and live music production, allowing him to apply his vocal delivery and timing skills to rock concerts. No other major music collaborations have been documented, though his role with Tool remains a key aspect of his diversified career post-WWE.

Other media

Video games and entertainment appearances

Roberts has made several appearances in professional wrestling video games, primarily as a non-playable character (NPC) serving as the ring announcer. He first featured in the series starting with the 2008 edition, where he provided announcements for matches on the brand. His voice work continued through subsequent titles, including , , , , , , and , often handling introductions for key events and superstars. These appearances captured his signature energetic style, contributing to the immersive atmosphere of the games during his tenure. Following his departure from WWE, Roberts returned to video game announcing in All Elite Wrestling's debut title, , released in 2023. In this game, developed by , he voices a wide array of wrestler entrances and match announcements, drawing from his live AEW experience to enhance the arcade-style gameplay. His involvement was highlighted by Roberts himself on , expressing excitement about reprising the role in a non-WWE context. Beyond video games, Roberts has pursued minor acting roles in television and film. He appeared as an actor in the 1997 drama film Soul Food, directed by George Tillman Jr., which explores family dynamics in a Chicago household. Additionally, he had an uncredited acting role on the syndicated talk show The Jerry Springer Show, contributing to its chaotic on-air segments during the early 2000s. Roberts also appeared as himself in the 2017 Netflix documentary series The Toys That Made Us, providing commentary on WWF wrestling action figures in the relevant episode. These early entertainment ventures preceded his full-time wrestling announcing career and reflect his initial forays into performance media.

Autobiography and publications

In 2017, Justin Roberts published his memoir Best Seat in the House: Your Backstage Pass Through My WWE Journey, detailing his transition from a dedicated fan to a full-time for over a 12-year career. The book, released on March 10, 2017 (UK) / April 1, 2017 (US) by Meyer & Meyer , chronicles Roberts' early passion for wrestling, his persistent efforts starting at 16 to break into the industry through independent promotions, and his eventual hiring by in 2002. It provides an insider's perspective on the demanding WWE lifestyle, including grueling travel schedules, workplace politics, and interactions with prominent wrestlers such as , , and . Roberts' narrative emphasizes the highs and lows of his WWE tenure, including candid accounts of and incidents that contributed to his 2014 departure from the company, as well as the personal growth he experienced in pursuing his lifelong dream. The memoir highlights the behind-the-scenes realities of , from preparing for live events to navigating the expectations of WWE's creative team, while avoiding in favor of reflective storytelling. Endorsements from wrestling figures like , who praised Roberts' contributions to WWE's success, and , who commended his dedication, underscore the book's authenticity as a fan's-eye view of the industry. The autobiography received positive reception for its inspirational tone and unique viewpoint from a non-wrestler role, with reviewers noting its appeal to wrestling enthusiasts seeking insight into the announcer's world. An audiobook version, narrated by , was released later that year, broadening its accessibility. No additional publications by Roberts have been noted beyond this work.

Personal life

Family and residence

During his father's battle with lung cancer, several WWE superstars, including Batista, Randy Orton, and Chris Jericho, reached out to offer support, with Roberts personally arranging a call from Chris Benoit. Roberts resides in the Phoenix metropolitan area, known locally as the Valley.

Health and interests

Roberts was diagnosed with in 2014 at the age of 34, a condition that significantly impacted his energy levels and professional performance as a . He has since managed the disorder using a CPAP machine, crediting it with restoring his vitality and allowing him to maintain a demanding travel schedule in . In September 2025, Roberts sustained a , which he shared publicly via with an image, noting it as a minor but painful setback amid his ongoing commitments with . Beyond his career, Roberts has a strong personal interest in , particularly the band , for whom he has served as an and moderator for VIP events since 2015. This role stems from his longstanding and has allowed him to blend his announcing skills with his musical passions during international tours.

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