Justin Roberts grew up wanting to be a WWE ring announcer and nothing else.

Raised on sports-entertainment in his hometown of Chicago, Roberts mimicked the ring introductions of WWE Hall of Famer Howard Finkel on the playground while his classmates were posing like WWE Hall Jimmy Snuka on top of the monkey bars. Determined to make his dream come true, the announcer began learning his craft on small independent wrestling shows across the midwest while still a teenager.  By the time he started his college education at the University of Arizona, the fanatic was sending tapes and résumés to WWE on a regular basis.

In June of 2002, one month after earning his degree, Roberts earned the opportunity of a lifetime: the chance to announce three matches before Raw and SmackDown went on the air as a tryout. Shortly after, Justin's dream became a reality as he began announcing on both non televised and televised WWE live events.

His sporadic televised appearances turned into weekly appearances as the full time ring announcer for the now defunct ECW brand, then SmackDown and now WWE’s flagship show, Monday Night Raw.

As a fan on the playground to ring announcing the main event of WrestleMania, Justin is living his dream and proves that anything is possible when you work hard. His motto is, "Follow your dreams, you never know where they may take you.”