Vince McMahon: Corey Graves sends WWE boss text meant for Carmella

Former professional wrestler Corey Graves has confessed that he recently sent an embarrassing text message to WWE boss Vince McMahon, which was meant for his fiancee Carmella.

The 37-year-old announced his engagement to his long-term partner last October, after they had been dating for around two years.

It appears that the spark between the pair is still going strong, as they regularly post snaps of each other to their thousands of followers.

However, most people’s worst nightmare became reality for Graves, when he realised that he had accidentally sent McMahon a message that should have gone to his bride-to-be.

He tweeted: “If you wanna know how my day is going, I just sent a “lovey-dovey” goodnight text for @CarmellaWWE… to my boss. Jet lag is real.”

Luckily for Graves, whose real name is Matthew Polinsky, his relationship with his boss looks to be different than in your average work place.

Like in every industry, though, if you are not performing to the best of your ability, it comes with repercussions as he recalls the first ever rollicking he received from McMahon.

“The first time he reprimanded me for anything, I was on camera.

“It’s different when you’re not on camera, you can kinda play it naturally and acknowledge it.

“But when you’re staring at the lights, and all of a sudden Vince is yelling at you in your ear, it’s like really hard to keep your composure and keep your train of thought.

“I’m pretty sure when it happened, I just locked up in the middle of a sentence, because it was like “Oh no, I’m dead! What’s happening?”

Unfortunately for the ex-24/7 champion, his commentating career took off following his retirement from the sport in 2014, due to a succession of injuries.

It was later revealed that