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Adam John Pearce (born June 24, 1978) is an American retired professional wrestler and executive currently employed by WWE as Director of Live Events, producer, trainer, and on-screen general manager of the Raw brand.
ScrapDaddyAp is a Twitter user who posts about his passion for scrap metal art and recycling. Follow him to see his amazing creations, learn about his process and get inspired by his eco-friendly vision.
Adam Pearce, Chicago, IL. 187,296 likes · 14,178 talking about this. #WWERaw GM, Producer, Coach | 5x @NWA Champ / HOF ‘15 | @packers Shareholder | It’s a TV show
Adam Pearce vs. Paul Heyman: SmackDown, Jan. 22, 2021. Paul Heyman plays one final card before stepping into the ring with Adam Pearce and chaos ensues. Catch WWE action on WWE Network,...
285K Followers, 265 Following, 1,461 Posts - Adam Pearce (@scrapdaddyap) on Instagram: "“Work Hard. Treat People Fairly. Earn Respect.” • Dad • Hubby • @WWE Official/Producer/Coach • 5x @NWA Champ/HOF ‘15 • @Packers Shareholder"
Adam Pearce is a former in-ring competitor who reached acclaim in the independent circuit and around the world before joining WWE. After working as an effective trainer in the NXT brand, he rose to the role of WWE Official on Raw and SmackDown in 2020.
Treat People Fairly. Earn Respect.Dad / Hubby / WWE Official and Producer / Packers Shareholder5x NWA World's Heavyweight Champion / NWA Hall of F...
Adam Pearce (June 24, 1978) is a retired American professional wrestler currently working for World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) as the General Manager of the Raw brand. He is a former five-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion and a one-time PWG and NWA British Commonwealth Heavyweight Champion...
Adam Pearce is having a hard time in WWE. During the final episode of Monday Night Raw aired last Monday, the WWE staged the debut of the long-awaited stable of Wyatt Sicks, with Bo Dallas and his ...
May 26, 2016 · See photos of WWE Performance Center Coach Adam Pearce during his in-ring career and training the Superstars of NXT. Pearce continued to grow as a competitor, and caught the eyes of talent scouts from both WWE and WCW. He came close to signing with WCW in 1999, but opted not to, for several reasons.
