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#2 Brother Love AKA Bruce Prichard could make a comeback at Survivor Series 2020
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Brother Love is played by none other than Bruce Prichard, whom you may know as the Executive Director for both SmackDown and RAW. For him to show up at Survivor Series 2020 to pay tribute to The Undertaker may not really be outside the realm of possibility.
And much like Shawn Michaels, because Bruce Prichard is a part of the WWE ecosystem in such a massive way, it is entirely likely that he will show up at Survivor Series 2020 to pay tribute to the man he used to manage so many years ago, when The Undertaker first made his debut.
The Undertaker debuted with Brother Love at Survivor Series in 1990, so it would make all the sense in the world for him to retire as well with the legendary Brother Love by his side. Bruce Prichard did show up at Money in the Bank, so for him to show up at Survivor Series 2020 is not just possible but very probable.
