Triple H and WWE bid farewell to a long-time veteran ahead of SmackDown this week. Scott Stanford is no longer with the Stamford-based promotion.
He has now sent a heartfelt message to The Game after dropping a bombshell announcement on social media.
From being a commentator to playing host to a number of shows on WWE Studio, Stanford has done it all since joining the sports entertainment juggernaut in 2009.
But all good things must come to an end. The 58-year-old sports analyst closed the wrestling chapter of his career yesterday when he announced his departure.
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He received an outpouring of love and applause from his colleagues on his way out of the studio.
Earlier today, he took to his X (formerly Twitter) to share a beautiful montage of his time as play-by-play commentator on WWE Superstars. Scott Stanford tagged the Chief Content Officer, Triple H, saying:
"What a fun montage of some vintage @WWE Supertars - You'll see some familiar faces! Had a Blast! @TripleH."
Check out his tweet below:
The seven-time New York Emmy Award-winning sportscaster is leaving the door open for his return as he embarks on a new chapter of his life.