A longtime WWE writer who worked closely with Bray Wyatt is no longer with the company – Wrestling Inc.
Longtime WWE writer Nick Manfredini, who is credited with playing an important role in crafting Bray Wyatt’s promotions, recently left the company, according to a report. Choose a fight. It is not known whether Manfredini left on his own or was abandoned. It was rumored that budget cuts in WWE were on the horizon.
Manfredini’s departure from WWE came after nearly 13 years as a member of the company’s writing staff. Like all WWE writers, Manfredini wrote posters, short scripts, and incidental storylines for both “Raw” and “SmackDown,” but he worked closely with Wyatt. Manfredini was credited with the creation Firefly White Fun Housewhich debuted in 2019 and continued to White will be released from the company in 2021. According to Fightful, Manfredini was often praised by White and others, though he was known to downplay his contributions.
It was noted that his departure had nothing to do with White’s absence from the company recently. It remains to be seen how Wyatt’s show will change with Manfredini no longer with the company when the “WWE SmackDown” star returns to the ring.
After working on “The Howard Stern Show” from September 2007 until December 2009, Manfredini joined WWE in 2010 as an assistant writer before working his way up to becoming a full member of the writing staff and eventually being promoted to senior writer.
