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  1. Aug 24, 2022 · Brian Gewirtz shares his memoir and his journey from writing sitcoms to creating storylines for The Rock and other wrestlers. Learn how he made wrestling scripted, but not fake, and how he collaborated with VICE on a new docuseries.

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    • Brian Gewirtz's Uncle Wrote For 'The Simpsons'
    • Being WWE's Head Writer Had Its Ups and Downs For Brian Gewitz
    • Brian Gewirtz Was The First Writer in WWE to Be Tried in Wrestlers Court
    • Brian Gewirtz Is Responsible For Many Memorable WWE Segments and Moments
    • Brian Gewirtz Left WWE in 2015 to Work For The Rock
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    According to Gewirtz in a 2022 Wrestlezone interview with Dominic DeAngelo, his enthusiasm for writing and wrestling dates back to his childhood. As a kid, he watched shows with friends and joined royal rumble pools, going on to attend three WrestleManias. His uncle Howard Gewirtz was a major inspiration, who developed a successful career in televi...

    Gewirtz started with the company during a tumultuous time. The only two writers at the time had just left the company to go insult everyone's intelligence over at WCW. WWE was adopting a more edgy, adult-oriented product that resonated with fans. Eventually, he became the head writer, overseeing an entire team and responsible for the creative direc...

    Gewirtz was the first writer to ever be brought to "Wrestlers Court" in front of the locker room. According to the charges and testimony, he allegedly accepted an action figure from Edge in exchange for more TV time for Edge and Christian. It was also alleged that Gewirtz dissed other talents. The trio was found guilty by The Undertaker, and Gewirt...

    Throughout Brian's impressive 16-year stint with WWE, he became acclaimed for his exceptional writing and narrative capabilities. His peers included some of the most prominent superstars to ever grace the ring, such as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, John Cena, and "Stone Cold" Steve Austin. Additionally, it was Brian who helped define and shape Edge an...

    After over 15 years with WWE, Gewirtz left the company in 2015 and joined Seven Bucks Productions, a company founded by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and his ex-wife, Dany Garcia. Gewirtz was excited to join the company and work on projects different from what he had been doing with WWE. He has also contributed to a few lines on AEW in recent years and...

    Learn about Brian Gewirtz's career in WWE, from his uncle's influence to his involvement in memorable feuds and segments. Find out how he left WWE in 2015 to work for The Rock and what he is doing now.

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  2. Aug 19, 2022 · Brian Gewirtz, former WWE writer and current Seven Bucks Productions executive, shares his stories and insights in his book \"There's Just One Problem\". He talks about his relationship with Vince McMahon, The Rock, and other WWE legends, as well as his departure from WWE in 2015.

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  3. 1 day ago · Brian Gewirtz details the WrestleMania XL timeline. As fans know, plans changed when it came to WrestleMania XL with the biggest shift coming in early February when Cody Rhodes stepped aside to give his WrestleMania match against Roman Reigns to The Rock. Less than a week later, Cody wanted his spot back, and The Rock aligned with Roman Reigns.

  4. Feb 12, 2021 · Listen to a podcast interview with Brian Gewirtz, a former WWE writer and producer, and the creator of Young Rock. He talks about his career, his Emmy-worthy work, and his experience with celebrities on Raw.

  5. Aug 9, 2022 · Brian Gewirtz, author of There’s Just One Problem: True Tales from the Former, One-Time, 7th Most Powerful Person in WWE, joins Rosenberg and SGG for a wide-ranging conversation about his...

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  7. Aug 17, 2022 · Brian Gewirtz, a former WWE writer and current producer of The Young Rock, shares his behind-the-scenes experiences with wrestling legends like Dwayne Johnson, John Cena, and Roddy Piper. His book, There's Just One Problem, is out on August 16 and features hilarious, hectic, and emotional anecdotes from his career.

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