Former WWE and Impact Wrestling personality Bruce Prichard was recently a guest on WrestlingInc.com's podcast and talked about his most recent run in Impact Wrestling, as well as his departure after just a few months:

"The door's not closed. It was a situation of we were doing more live shows and my schedule conflicted with their television taping schedule," Prichard said. "The last date in August, we were live on August 17th or 18th, I had live shows in New York that had been booked long before I had agreed to do anything with Impact. They had all my dates. I knew that I wasn't gonna be able to make a lot of the tapings and they would have to adjust. I could've come in and just shot a bunch of stuff pre-taped, but I don't know that that would've helped them or me."

"I had a great run there... I had fun, I had an absolute blast going in there and working with those guys because I got to do it strictly as a talent," he said. "But the time just came that I knew that was my last day, and so Corny fired me, put a nice little bow on it so I can leave and quietly left and no one ever reported that I was gone from there."

"My backstage presence was relegated to I would sit in the agent meeting and then I would go into my little cubbie where I was and do other real work for the rest of the day. When it was time for me to come out and do my segments, I would come on out and do my segments. It was great because I was just a talent. If they asked me my opinion on things, I was more than happy to share my opinion."