Bruce Prichard

Bruce Prichard

62 · Born: Mar 7, 1963

Personal Details

Official Socials
Height6' 0"
BornMar 7, 1963 El Paso, Texas, USA

Biography

Bruce Prichard's most renowned persona was that of Brother Love, a charismatic character who made his debut in the summer of 1988. This red-faced, preacher-like individual claimed to be in the WWE to spread the message of love, projecting an image of a friendly guy with a penchant for exclaiming his favorite catchphrase, "I love you!" In stark contrast, Love was a sly, avaricious individual who prioritized personal gain over all else.

As a regular fixture on WWE Wrestling Challenge, Brother Love hosted a weekly segment called "The Brother Love Show," featuring a wrestler or manager as his guest. The format typically revolved around discussing current feuds or upcoming matches. Occasionally, a guest would grow tired of Love's act, leading to a physical confrontation. Brother Love's popularity began to wane in 1991, and he made a brief comeback in 1995 before disappearing once more. Although he still makes sporadic on-screen appearances, he has competed in various events, including the Gimmick Battle Royal at WrestleMania X-Seven and the APA Invitational at Vengeance 2003, albeit without achieving victory on either occasion.

Regardless of whether one viewed Brother Love as a beloved figure or a detestable character, one undeniable truth remains: he loves you!

Career

2020
WWE: Money in the Bank
WWE: Money in the Bank as Brother Love (Appearance)
2001
WrestleMania X-Seven
WrestleMania X-Seven as Brother Love
1990
Survivor Series
Survivor Series as Brother Love (Manager)
1989
WrestleMania V
WrestleMania V as Brother Love (Guest)
1988
Summerslam
Summerslam as Brother Love (Host)
2022
2021
2020
WWE Payback
WWE Payback as Writer
2006
1999
Summerslam
Summerslam as Writer
1998
No Way Out
No Way Out as Writer
Summerslam
Summerslam as Writer
Summerslam
Summerslam as Writer
1996
Summerslam
Summerslam as Writer
1995
Summerslam
Summerslam as Writer
1994
Summerslam
Summerslam as Writer
1993
1992
Summerslam
Summerslam as Writer
1991
1990
Summerslam
Summerslam as Writer
1989
Summerslam
Summerslam as Writer
1988
Summerslam
Summerslam as Writer