UPDATE: WWE producer Pat Buck has confirmed the earlier reports (see below) that he’s no longer with WWE after giving his notice earlier today.
You can check out his official statement below:
“As a producer/agent, I feel that I have accomplished everything I wanted to do within WWE in the last three years.
My endless gratitude beams from working with so many wonderful talents, especially the ultra talented Women’s Division.
To my Producer brothers (and sister): You are the greatest collection of misfits that I’ve ever been with. I already miss my second family. Thank you John Laurinaitis for bringing me into this wonderful group and thank you Freebird for being our foul mouthed general.
And to my fellow New Yawka, Paul Heyman. Thanks for providing a mitzvah and helping this gentile out.
Sending love to the production truck, stage crew, parking, travel, makeup, photo, digital, security, IT, writers, props, social, legal, seamsters, live events, medical, and any other department that I’ve leaned on for something.
I look forward to using my new time to return/expand my training schools/promotions, working all over, and sleeping in my own bed more than twice a week.
To my darling wife, Lauren and baby Harrison. I don’t know how you put up with this gypsy. I <3 you both. Dada will be home soon.”
🙏🏻 ❤️ 🥲@wwe pic.twitter.com/oWqj3nabb2
— Pat Buck (@buckneverstops) April 4, 2022
ORIGINAL: According to a report from Pwinsider, Pat Buckridge (professionally known as Pat Buck), officially resigned from WWE this afternoon.
Buck just produced several WrestleMania 38 main events over the weekend including Roman Reigns vs. Brock Lesnar (with Michael Hayes) and Ronda Rousey vs. Charlotte Flair.
He told the company today and the word going around is that Buck stated that he had achieved his goals of producing main events on the biggest show of the year and now needed to refocus his energy on his family, which the WWE schedule doesn’t allow him to do.
Buck joined the company in 2019 and had also worked in Talent Relations. He acted as a liaison between WWE and independent talents that worked as extras at PPVs and TV tapings. He also runs the Create-A-Pro Wrestling Academies in New Jersey and Long Island with Brian Myers. Additionally, he owns WrestlePro in New Jersey.
