As we previously reported, Coachman is one of several employees from ESPN named in the former anchor and legal analyst Adrienne Lawrence’s sexual discrimination and harassment lawsuit against the company.
In the suit, Lawrence claimed that Coachman offered to mentor her after she had reached out, but soon attempted to turn the relationship personal.
According to Lawrence, she alleges other colleagues told her that Coachman sexually harassed other female employees working at ESPN, which includes but is not limited to former SportsCenter anchor Sara Walsh.
WWE have issued a response on the lawsuit. Check it out:
“We take these matters very seriously and are investigating.”
Coachman returned to WWE this year, as you can see in the video above, with the goal to continue commentary work on Monday nights for ‘Raw.’
What are your thoughts on this? Do you believe this will lead to any repercussions for Coachman?
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