Another round of names has come to light in WWEs sweeping post-WrestleMania office layoffsand this time, the focus is on digital and creative teams beyond the ring.
Andrew Karr, who had been with WWE for nine years, was recently let go. Karr started as an announcer for EVOLVE and eventually became a key figure in producing WWE documentaries and digital content. His work behind the scenes helped bring a polished feel to WWEs storytelling outside of TV.
Ryan Pappolla, whose exit was already reported, was also part of the digital cuts. Known for his appearances on The Bump and various WWE online shows, Pappolla had become a familiar face to fans consuming weekly digital content.
These layoffs follow the earlier confirmed exit of Christine Lubrano, who served as Senior Vice President of Creative Writing Operations. She oversaw strategic coordination between Raw, SmackDown, and NXT creative teams and worked alongside Bruce Prichard, both of whom reported to Triple H.
WWE also reportedly trimmed staff across Creative Services, Photography, and other media-related departments as part of TKOs continued restructuring.
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