Triple H may be the man in charge of WWE creative, but he’s not doing it alone — and now we know exactly who’s pulling the strings behind the scenes.

According to PWInsider, Bruce Prichard and Ed Koskey are the two “tenured voices” running day-to-day operations inside the creative department. Prichard continues to oversee the overall process, while Koskey handles script edits and makes sure everything fits WWE’s corporate vision.

Ryan Ward has stepped up in a big way. He’s now running point on both RAW and SmackDown, making him the central figure behind WWE’s weekly storytelling across both brands. Below him, each show has its own creative leaders:

  • SmackDown is run by “Road Dogg” Brian James and John Swikata
  • RAW is handled by Alexandra Williams and Jonathan Baeckstrom

They’re backed by teams of staff writers who build out storylines, develop segments, and pitch week-to-week continuity — all filtered through Ward, Koskey, and ultimately Triple H.

Paul Levesque still makes the final call on everything, but the machine underneath him is structured, active, and hands-on. This isn’t a one-man operation — it’s a creative ladder built to keep both brands moving.

Now that the names are out there, what do you think? Is Triple H’s inner circle delivering the product WWE needs — or does the company need fresh minds in creative? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.

Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.

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