Brian Kendrick aka The Brian Kendrick has been a common name in WWE in the mid and late 2000s. He did not achieve many titles in his WWE run but he was given a main event push in the late 2000s. He wrestled with the likes of Triple H and Jeff Hardy in that time for the title.

It was not very common to see a small cruiserweight having a heel run on the main events. But Brian Kendrick managed to do it pretty well. But since he could not get enough fan support WWE stopped his push and released him in 2009.

Brian Kendrick May Return To Full Time Action

He was brought back during the resurrection of the Cruiserweight division in 2016 and was given a WWE Cruiserweight title run as well. In his early WWE days, he won the WWE tag team titles twice with Paul London. His gimmick as ‘Spanky’ became very famous as well.

It was reported earlier that Brian Kendrick is working as a backstage producer for NXT. He recently talked about his recent roles, past days, and future goals.

“Initially the idea of producing seemed like it was just a good… if retirement plan is the right thing… but like the next best thing to wrestling,” Kendrick said. “But it turns out, it’s just as rewarding in different ways.

“So, yeah, I love every bit of it. It’s a whole new way of looking at wrestling for me. So, to me I welcome the challenge, and if I get to produce four matches and wrestle twice in one night I will do it. So yeah, I am pumped.”

“Getting this opportunity to help train a little bit, to do some producing, it was something that I figured I’d fall back on when my days were done wrestling,” Kendrick said. “You know, if I was lucky enough to get that opportunity, and I figured it to be the next best thing besides wrestling, but I didn’t realize how much I would enjoy it. To work with these young ladies and men, to see them go out up there and pour their heart and soul, and use their athletic ability.

“I get to participate without taking any of the bumps, which is really nice because, you know, this stuff does take a toll. To see them go out there and do a good job, and come back and be excited about what they just did… I kind of get to live vicariously through them, and yeah, it’s got me really excited about hopefully getting to do this longterm.”

It will be excellent to see such an experienced pro wrestler working with the young talents, and they will get to learn a lot from him as well.