Pat McAfee To Release Album 'The Diary Of A Polarizing Figure' In August (WWE News)

WWE alum Pat McAfee announces The Diary of a Polarizing Figure album.

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Yes, as that headline reads, former WWE commentator Pat McAfee is releasing a music album.

Pat took to X to announce this news, with the album seemingly titled The Diary of a Polarizing Figure.

Of course, the last time pro wrestling fans saw Pat McAfee was in the Night 1 main event of WrestleMania 42, where he was quickly taken out of action by Jelly Roll as Cody Rhodes defended the WWE Championship against Pat's pal, Randy Orton. Pat would return later in the match, but he'd be dropped by Orton with an RKO.

Following backlash over his involvement in the Rhodes vs. Orton feud, McAfee announced that he was done with pro wrestling, speaking to ESPN and thanking the wrestling world. This additionally tied in with the 'Mania 42 story, where, should Randy not beat Cody Rhodes, Pat promised he'd step away from the business entirely. Now, originally, it was believed that Randal Keith was planned to defeat Cody at the Showcase of the Immortals, but those plans were ultimately changed, all as rumblings persist even now that Randy is dealing with certain back issues, and the Viper has likewise not been seen since WrestleMania 42.

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