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#3 Excalibur
One of the unsung heroes of AEW's first pay-per-view, Double or Nothing, Excalibur was an absolute joy to listen to with his sharp insights and impeccable sense of humor. While his colleagues on the desk Alex Marvez, and Jim Ross looked out of place for the most part of the show, Excalibur was at the top of his game during the entire show.
One of the founding fathers of the hugely popular independent wrestling promotion Pro Wrestling Guerilla, Excalibur also worked for the promotion as an in-ring talent winning the PWG Tag Team Championship once with Super Dragon. He would retire from in-ring competition in 2007 and become the lead play-by-play commentator for PWG. He was also a part of the commentary desk at ALL IN alongside Don Callis and Ian Riccaboni.
His familiarity with most of the talent performing at Double or Nothing made his calls more engaging and entertaining. Excalibur has attained legendary status within the IWC for his work in PWG and it looks like he is all set to gain more fans with his stint in All Elite Wrestling.
