Jeremy Borash’s name was noticeably missing from the credits of AAA on FOX, and now there’s an explanation straight from the wrestling insider circuit.
According to Wrestling Observer Live’s Bryan Alvarez, Borash’s name was excluded from the latest credits because the network list only features individuals with the official title of “Executive Producer.” That technicality appears to be the sole reason behind the omission—despite Borash’s known involvement in key creative aspects.
Borash’s work with AAA came into the spotlight in late 2023, when reports surfaced that he and The Undertaker had collaborated behind the scenes on the Guerra de Titanes event. The collaboration raised eyebrows, as both are best known for their WWE work. However, no formal credit was given to Borash in the most recent airing, sparking speculation about his current role—until Alvarez cleared it up.
This isn’t Borash’s first time quietly steering the ship from behind the curtain. Nearly eight years ago, he left Impact Wrestling—where he was instrumental in the success of the “Broken Hardys” storyline—to sign with WWE. Since then, he’s taken on a variety of high-level production duties, including directing the Boneyard Match between The Undertaker and AJ Styles at WrestleMania 36. He also briefly appeared on camera as part of WWE’s 205 Live broadcast team alongside Tom Phillips in 2020.
Even when his name isn’t on the screen, Jeremy Borash continues to play a major role in shaping what fans see on it.
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