Bruce Prichard Expected To Exit WWE Role After Wrestlemania 43
A major executive is expected to leave his full-time position with World Wrestling Entertainment after Wrestlemania 43 next year.
Bruce Prichard is set to retire from his role as Executive Director of Creative Writing and Talent following the event.
He would continue working with the company on a consulting basis but would no longer live in Stamford or maintain his current responsibilities.
Prichard first gained attention in the 1990s for his on-camera work as Brother Love while primarily serving behind the scenes as a top lieutenant and producer.
He departed WWE in 2008 before returning full-time in 2019 to a high-level creative position, working directly on content for Raw, Smackdown, and NXT.
All three brands' writing teams currently report within the hierarchy under Prichard.
Story timeline · 3 reports
- Bruce Prichard To Leave WWE Role After WrestleMania 43PWInsider reports that multiple sources confirm Bruce Prichard, WWE's executive director of creative writing and talent, is set to retire from his position…
- Bruce Prichard Expected To Exit WWE After Wrestlemania 43PWInsider reports that Bruce Prichard is expected to retire from his full-time role as Executive Director of Creative Writing & Talent after Wrestlemania 43…
Sources: PWInsider · Wrestling Inc
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