Sue Aitchison has reportedly been let go by WWE, bringing an end to her nearly four-decade tenure with the wrestling promotion.
Aitchison’s exit was first reported by Pwinsider. She had been with the company since March 1986 and was the Director of Community Relations.
In 2019, Aitchison received the WWE Hall of Fame’s Warrior Award for her work with the company and the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
During her speech introducing Aitchison at that year’s Hall of Fame ceremony, Stephanie McMahon said,
“Sue has dedicated her entire career to helping Wish kids fulfill their dreams and putting smiles on countless families’ faces. Her heart and character epitomize the essence of the Warrior Award. She is an unsung hero who deserves to be recognized and immortalized in the WWE Hall of Fame.”
Aitchison played a pivotal role in building WWE’s partnership with Make-A-Wish and was honored with the Chris Greicius Award in 2006 and 2016.
While her work was off-camera, Aitchison played the ‘Duchess of Queensbury’ for the William Regal vs. Chris Jericho ‘Duchess of Queensbury Rules’ match at Backlash 2001.
After nearly four decades with WWE, Sue Aitchison has reportedly been let go by the wrestling promotion. Aitchison, who had been with the company since March 1986, served as the Director of Community Relations. Her departure was first reported by Pwinsider.
In 2019, Aitchison was honored with the Warrior Award at the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony for her outstanding work with the company and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Stephanie McMahon, during her speech introducing Aitchison, praised her dedication to helping Wish kids fulfill their dreams and putting smiles on countless families’ faces. McMahon described Aitchison as an unsung hero who deserved recognition and a place in the WWE Hall of Fame.
Aitchison played a crucial role in building WWE’s partnership with Make-A-Wish and was recognized for her efforts with the Chris Greicius Award in both 2006 and 2016. Her work behind the scenes helped create unforgettable experiences for children battling critical illnesses.
Although most of her work was off-camera, Aitchison also had a brief on-screen appearance as the ‘Duchess of Queensbury’ during the William Regal vs. Chris Jericho ‘Duchess of Queensbury Rules’ match at Backlash 2001. This cameo showcased her versatility and willingness to contribute to WWE’s storytelling.
Throughout her tenure with WWE, Aitchison made a significant impact on the company’s community outreach and philanthropic efforts. Her dedication to making a difference in the lives of others earned her respect and admiration from both colleagues and fans.
As news of Aitchison’s departure spreads, many fans and members of the wrestling community are expressing their gratitude for her contributions. They recognize her as an integral part of WWE’s success and a compassionate individual who has left a lasting legacy.
While it is unclear why Aitchison has been let go by WWE, her departure marks the end of an era and leaves a void in the company’s community relations department. Aitchison’s passion for helping others and her commitment to making a positive impact will undoubtedly be missed.
As the wrestling world processes this news, it is important to reflect on Aitchison’s remarkable career and the countless lives she has touched. Her dedication to philanthropy and her ability to bring joy to those in need will forever be remembered as part of WWE’s history.