Former WWE Writer Wants To Manage Nia Jax

Should Nia Jax ever need a manager, one former WWE creative writer has offered his services.

Brian Gewirtz, a former WWE creative writer who now serves as Senior Vice President of Developmental for Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s Seven Bucks Productions, took to Twitter to share a drawing he did when he was a child. In the photo, he drew himself performing his dream job of being a professional wrestling manager.

In his tweet, he offered to manage Jax at WWE’s upcoming live event at Madison Square Garden on December 26.

On Long Island and found an essay from when I was 11 on what my dream job would be. I can’t explain how “actor” got on there but I think the illustration for “wrestling manager” is pretty on-point. If you need me for Dec 26th at MSG you know where to find me @NiaJaxWWE pic.twitter.com/o3D0sNw9C4

— Brian Gewirtz (@bfg728) December 19, 2018

Jax responded to Gewirtz with the following:

https://twitter.com/NiaJaxWWE/status/1075545598525407238

Gerwirtz worked for WWE from 1999 through 2012 and served as the head writer of Raw from 2002 through 2012. He appeared on WWE television a few times in one-off character roles. Two appearances we know of took place in 2001:

• On the January 29, 2001, episode of Raw, there was a contract signing between Triple H and “Stone Cold” Steve Austin for their match at the No Way Out pay-per-view. Triple H (with Stephanie McMahon), Austin, and Vince McMahon sat at a huge table in the middle of the ring. Triple H brought out an attorney to look over the contract, who was Brian Gewirtz and referred to by his real name. 

• On the June 14, 2001, episode of SmackDown, Perry Saturn and Terri went on a double date with Dean Malenko and his lady friend. Gewirtz appears as a waiter and asks both couples if they’re ready to order.