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	'''Todd Grisham''' is a backstage interviewer and occasional relief commentator, who is currently working for [[DXX]] on [[Tuesday Night Massacre | Monday Night Massacre]].		'''Todd Grisham''' is a backstage interviewer and occasional relief commentator, who is currently working for [[DXX]] on [[Tuesday Night Massacre | Monday Night Massacre]].
-	==DXX==	+	=DXX=
-	===OVW===	+	==OVW==
-	As well as occasionally working for Raw (which later of course became [[Massacre]]) Grisham was also head interviewer, working alongside Josh Matthews in the development brand [[DXX Rated|OVW]], he worked there until its closure.	+	As well as occasionally working for Raw (which later of course became [[Massacre]]) Grisham was also head interviewer, working alongside Josh Matthews in the development brand [[DXX Rated|OVW]].  He worked there until its closure.
-		+	==Massacre==
-	===Massacre===	+
	Grisham is one of few WWE workers that survived the mast cull as it transformed into [[DXX]]. He outlasted the likes of veterans [[Jim Ross]] and [[Jerry Lawler]], and since the departure of numerous backstage interviewers Grisham has become Massacre's senior interviewer. He is a face member of staff, popular backstage and well received by the fans.		Grisham is one of few WWE workers that survived the mast cull as it transformed into [[DXX]]. He outlasted the likes of veterans [[Jim Ross]] and [[Jerry Lawler]], and since the departure of numerous backstage interviewers Grisham has become Massacre's senior interviewer. He is a face member of staff, popular backstage and well received by the fans.
-	Since Massacre's takeover by [[Chris Jericho]], the interviewing team were in fear that they may be removed after the firing of former Play-by-Play commentator, [[Michael Cole]], their fears were further increased with the introduction of new interviewer [[Chelsea Korka]]. Since then, Grisham has appeared more prominently on the show, fufilling his role as Senior Interviewer	+	After Massacre's takeover by [[Chris Jericho]] the interviewing team were in fear that they may be removed after the firing of former Play-by-Play commentator [[Michael Cole]], their fears were further increased with the introduction of new interviewer [[Chelsea Korka]]. Since then Grisham has appeared more prominently on the show, fulfilling his role as Senior Interviewer.
-	===Mayhem===	+	==Mayhem==
-	Despite, not being a member of the roster, Grisham has frequently been seen on particular shows, filling in for [[Wesley Giles]]. This was also the case more recently at [[Genocide 2008|Genocide]] where he was seen, despite the Massacre rosters absence. It has been confirmed he has not been drafted over however and very much remains in the Massacre brand.	+	Despite not being a member of the [[Friday Night Mayhem]] roster Grisham has frequently been seen on particular shows, filling in for [[Wesley Giles]]. This was also the case more recently at [[Genocide 2008|Genocide]] where he was seen, despite the Massacre rosters absence from the event. It has been confirmed he has not been drafted over however, and very much remains in the Massacre brand.
		+	[[Category:List of DXX Staff Members]]

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<tr style="padding-right: 1.2em; vertical-align: top;"> <th style="width: 10em;"> Handler </th> <td> N/A </td> </tr> <tr style="padding-right: 1.2em; vertical-align: top;"> <th style="width: 10em;"> Height </th> <td> 6'2 </td> </tr> <tr style="padding-right: 1.2em; vertical-align: top;"> <th style="width: 10em;"> Weight </th> <td> 159 lbs </td> <tr style="padding-right: 1.2em; vertical-align: top;"> <th style="width: 10em;"> Date of Birth </th> <td> 9 January, 1976 </td> <tr style="padding-right: 1.2em; vertical-align: top;"> <th style="width: 10em;"> Home Town </th> <td> Hattiesburg, Mississippi </td> <tr style="padding-right: 1.2em; vertical-align: top;"> <th style="width: 10em;"> Other E-Feds </th> <td> None </td> <tr style="padding-right: 1.2em; vertical-align: top;"> <th style="width: 10em;"> Win/Loss Record </th> <td> N/A </td> <tr style="padding-right: 1.2em; vertical-align: top;"> <th style="width: 10em;"> Debut </th> <td> May 2004 </td> <tr style="padding-right: 1.2em; vertical-align: top;"> <th style="width: 10em;"> Retired </th> <td> N/A </td> </tr></table> Todd Grisham is a backstage interviewer and occasional relief commentator, who is currently working for DXX on Monday Night Massacre.

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Todd Grisham (left) interviews Chris Jericho on Massacre
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OVW

As well as occasionally working for Raw (which later of course became Massacre) Grisham was also head interviewer, working alongside Josh Matthews in the development brand OVW. He worked there until its closure.

Massacre

Grisham is one of few WWE workers that survived the mast cull as it transformed into DXX. He outlasted the likes of veterans Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler, and since the departure of numerous backstage interviewers Grisham has become Massacre's senior interviewer. He is a face member of staff, popular backstage and well received by the fans.

After Massacre's takeover by Chris Jericho the interviewing team were in fear that they may be removed after the firing of former Play-by-Play commentator Michael Cole, their fears were further increased with the introduction of new interviewer Chelsea Korka. Since then Grisham has appeared more prominently on the show, fulfilling his role as Senior Interviewer.

Mayhem

Despite not being a member of the Friday Night Mayhem roster Grisham has frequently been seen on particular shows, filling in for Wesley Giles. This was also the case more recently at Genocide where he was seen, despite the Massacre rosters absence from the event. It has been confirmed he has not been drafted over however, and very much remains in the Massacre brand.