[3.0] "Rewriting my rating/review and going the math route because that's the fairest way to come up with a number. Started as an inoffensive ring announcer (not commentator) in Houston then for Bill Watts (5). Hideously bad commentator when he first started in the WWF (1). Helped produce my favorite era of Prime Time Wrestling (9). I fast forward through most Brother Love segments but not all (3.5). Liked to book gaga (3). Denial of Jerry Jarrett possibly taking over the WWF for months if not years (0). His Lance Russel gets an eleven (11). Vince's #1 yes man (0). Reo Rodgers (0). I liked his podcast for a while then grew to not care for it whatsoever (4.5). So far we're at a 3.36 which is higher than I rated him before. Who knows what I might put into the equation later but that seems fair for now."
[0.0] "I really dislike this guy. As a performer, talking head and potentially as a man. From everything we know, the man is the ultimate yes man who has been stroking Vince's ego for decades and being responsible for bad booking. He always comes across as so disingenuous. His podcast with Conrad Thompson got very old very quickly as it became more and more predictable how little he would actually stray from the company line. What else can be said about this man other than - he can't be gone from WWE soon enough. A relic."
[4.0] "A known backstage stooge who will say anything the company tells him to say no matter what. Oh, and the "Brother Love" gimmick sucked, just a mediocre gimmick with a mediocre talk show."
[2.0] "Only remembered for being a Yes Man in WWE, Brother Love segments weren't that great and usually should be avoided at all costs. His commentary work wasn't that great, and was pulled from the commentary position soon after 1987. He is also remembered for being The Undertaker's first manager when Taker debuted in 1990. There was no chemistry between him and Taker. Has a podcast with Conrad Thompson, and it's not that great to listen tbh."
[4.0] "Did fine as Brother Love and being the annoying pain in the ass that you wanted to see get killed. Later on, turned into the WWE Yes Man and you have to take his shoot stories with a grain of salt."
[4.0] "Bruce Prichard has had a pretty interesting career, pretty much doing everything you can do and has worked up the WWE ladder. Him being labeled as a kiss-ass is... pretty accurate. His work as Brother Love kind of stinks."
[8.0] "Brother Love ist in seiner Rolle ein akzeptabler Heatseeker und war zu seiner Zeit ein sehr anständiger Heel-Manager, vergleicht man ihn mit Leuten wie Slick, Elizabeth oder auch Wippleman. Bruce Prichard backstage ist ein nicht einfacher Charakter, aber als Writer und Booker für viele Jahre in der McMahon-Company nicht wegzudenken. Zwar sind seine Ansichten, besonders bei fragwürdigen Stories oder schrottigen Gimmicks, oft in Firmenfarben angestrichen, dennoch setzt er sich auch reflektiert mit vielen offensichtlich falschen Entscheidungen, retrospektivisch auch öffentlich, sinnvoll auseinander. Ich mag ihn und seine Meinungen nicht immer, aber vieles hat Hand und Fuß. Und wer wissen möchte, wie Prichard so tickt (er hasst beispielsweise Dave Meltzer), der kann sich ja bei Youtube oder Spotify mal ein paar Folgen 'something to wrestle' geben. Vor allen Dingen, weil Conrad Thompson nicht zurückzieht, wenn Bruce meint, angepisst eine Power-Karte spielen zu müssen. Das ist bisweilen sehr unterhaltsam. Bruce Prichard hat seine Daseinsberechtigung. Punkt."
[4.0] "Brother Love not a good Gimmick. He comes across as someone who likes to tell you hes outspoken and that management cant handle him when he is actually an arse licker."
[0.0] "Goofy character and awful wrestling mind, he doesn't understand how wrestling works, very annoying and useless, all his impact has been negative and one reason that WWE is as terrible as it is, he's really bad"
[9.0] "Bruce Prichard is one of the major pieces of WWE/F history and has been responsible for a number of legendary storylines. I always enjoyed his Brother Love gimmick and he knew how to draw heel heat."
"Really hoping Brother Love's promotion to the top of Smackdown will lead to some exciting creative decisions. The show has been almost awful for so long and having a traditionalist in "charge" should prevent many of the disastrous recent booking calls, like having no main events for a whole month and leaving so much talent out of the ring."
[4.0] "Brother Love never hit the mark for me. Too goofy & unrealistic to work, even in wrestling. It's like trying to interact with a coo-coo clock -- it just doesn't work & isn't designed for human conversation. As for being a booker, after listening to a number of his podcasts, I find his methods to be poor & his logic to be very flawed. I certainly get why Vince liked working with him for so long as they seem to be cut from the same cloth. That's not a good thing. Vince needs someone as an anti-Vince... not a yes man. It's a part of the reason why the product is so bad today."
[1.0] "There has never been a gimmick or on-air personality that I loathed more than Brother Love. I know that he was imitating controversial televangelists of the era but he his imitation was just so poor and "grating" that it took everything I had to be able to stomach listening to him."
[2.0] "Bruce has been almost everywhere, and was a big part of the WWF for many years. Bruce's podcast had the potential to be very informative, but it's turned into almost a total clown show, and it really hurts him in ways that he clearly doesn't understand."
[10.0] "I know many believe he does not deserve a full ten, but his podcast alongside Conrad Thompson had me listen from the very beginning. First impressions weren't stellar, protecting Vince at all costs. But you get where he's coming from, it's pure confidentiality and loyalty on display by a long-time employee. I love his impressions, his contributions to the show, and how meaningful he and Conrad have made this podcast. AMAZING stories, please give it a listen from THE FIRST being The American Dream Dusty Rhodes, behbeh!"
[0.0] "Bruce Prichard? Aaarrrgghhhh war der schrecklich! Nervtötend ohne Ende und dazu ein absolut grauenhafter Booker bei TNA. Ich verstehe nicht wie der es zu irgendwas in diesem Business geschafft hat. Echt nicht......"
[1.0] "Ja, er zog als Brother Love massig Heat, dafür den Punkt. Leider aus falschen Gründen, er war nie ein Hassobjekt, sondern nur nervig und bekam daher meiner Meinung nach aus den falschen Gründen den Heat. Langweilig mit einer Stimme die dafür sorgt, dass ich die Segmente überspringe."
[0.0] "Auch ich habe ihn gehasst, aber das macht für mich keinen guten Heel aus. Den Mann konnte ich am Mic nicht ertragen und auch wenn er massig Heat ziehen konnte, so war das für mich einfach keine Unterhaltung. Das war schädlich für meine Augen und Ohren."
[4.0] "Das Gimmick von Brother Love war eine Zeit lang nett anzusehen aber nach einer Weile auch ser nervig. Hinter den Kulissen scheint er jedoch viel Bock Mist fabriziert zu haben."
[7.0] "Man habe ich ihn gehasst. Allerdings war seine Show auch Ausgangspunkt vieler Sorylines und Turns.. und ich habe es genossen, wenn er mal wieder am Schlawittchen gepackt und verdroschen wurde. War eine Institution in den 80/90ern und hat seine Rolle wirklich gut gespielt. War auf Dauer trotzdem recht nervig!"
[6.0] "Naja, es gab viel Bessere, aber er ist ein akzeptabler Manager! Vom Aspekt "nervtötend" her streitet er sich mit Sherri und Bill Alfonso um dem 1. Platz! Wurde bekannt durch die Brother Love Show von einigen PPVs Ende der 80er, Anfang der 90er, war ganz ok! Achja, Manager vom Taker war er ja auch noch..."
[8.0] "Nervige Stimme und roter Kopf. In der heutigen Zeit wohl absolut uninteressant aber damals Kult. Seine damalige Interview Show ist meilenweit besser als das was man heutzutage zu sehen bekommt."
[8.0] "Roter Kopf und weißer Anzug - das kann nur Brother Love sein. Ich fand seine Show gar nicht so schlecht und er hat es meiner Meinung nach auch richtig gut umgesetzt."
