Sarah Stock Accuses Bruce Prichard of Ignoring Her After Bell’s Palsy Diagnosis

Sarah Stock isn’t letting up. After calling out AEW leadership and accusing TNA President Carlos Silva of corruption, the former AEW coach is now putting Bruce Prichard in her crosshairs—sharing a disturbing story from her time in TNA.

Stock took to Twitter and revealed that during her TNA run, she was struck with Bell’s Palsy—a condition that paralyzed half of her face. Scared and unsure of what was happening, she reached out to then-TNA executive Bruce Prichard.

“Same Bruce Bitchard: TNA. I get struck with a severe case of Bell's Palsy. Whole left side of my face was paralyzed; it was ghastly and I was frightened. Didn't know why it happened, if it was permanent, if my career was over, or what.”

What happened next? Nothing. Stock claims Prichard refused to speak with her directly and instead had someone else pass along a dismissive message, telling her that Bruce Prichard just wanted her to come to work.

“I call Bitchard, who was in some executive position. Won't take my calls. Gets another guy to call & ask, and this is a quote, ‘What do u want?’ He says just come to work.”

But everything changed when Dixie Carter saw her condition in person. Stock credits Carter with stepping in immediately and getting her the help Prichard allegedly ignored. Carter hooked her up with one of the country’s leading neurologists and made her contact Jim Ross to help her as well.

“Say what u want about Dixie, but when she saw me stroll into work looking like the Elephant Man, in shock bc Bitchard said nothing to nobody, she hooked me up with one of the country's leading neurologists and put me on the phone with JR so he could help me understand what I was going through. It's thanks to her alone, and not Bitchard, that I regained most of the movement in my face. Anytime you see me wearing a mask in TNA… not good times.”

This accusation comes on the heels of Stock’s takedown of current TNA President Carlos Silva, where she accused him of corruption, silencing women in power, and unjustly firing Masha Slamovich over personal gossip. That rant followed another wave of allegations against AEW officials, including QT Marshall, Sonjay Dutt, and Bryan Danielson.

Between calling out Bruce Prichard’s response to a medical crisis and praising Dixie Carter’s compassion, Sarah Stock is once again pulling back the curtain on what she says really happened behind closed doors.

What’s your take on Stock’s latest accusation against Bruce Prichard? Do you believe more wrestlers will speak out about past leadership in TNA? Let us know in the comments.