5 WWE Superstars who are now with GFW/Impact in non-wrestling capacities

#2. Bruce Pritchard

Pritchard has been an integral part of helping to develop the on-screen product for the promotion

Pritchard rose to prominence in the late 1980s as the character of Brother Love in WWE, a televangelist that was anything, but honourable. He would often get under the skin of his guests, in particular, the babyfaces. After his farewell to the company for a short period, he returned in 1992 and remained for sixteen years, working backstage as both a producer and a writer. In total, Pritchard spent twenty-two years with the company in a behind the scenes capacity.

He has recently started a podcast that offers new and different insight into wrestling, as he speaks about his experiences working backstage and in front of the camera. Called ‘Something to Talk About,' the podcast has earned great praise from listeners. This past year, Pritchard joined GFW/Impact wrestling in an on-screen role, and in a backstage one as well. As a producer and creative consultant, Pritchard has been used in different roles, even engaging in an on-screen rivalry with Karen Jarrett.