Kerwin Silfies has died at the age of 75 after facing several health issues in private. He passed away on February 17.
Silfies was a key figure behind the scenes at WWE for more than 35 years. He joined the company in the mid-1980s and directed major broadcasts, including Raw, SmackDown and WrestleMania. His work helped shape the look and feel of modern wrestling television.
Triple H shared the news in a public tribute, describing Silfies as passionate, dedicated and deeply respected by colleagues. Others who worked with him praised his professionalism and commitment to live television.
Silfies remained with WWE until 2020, when he was furloughed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Over the decades, he became known not only for his technical skill, but also for his steady presence during high-pressure live events.
Tributes from across the wrestling world reflect the impact he had on both staff and fans. For many, he was an important part of WWE’s growth into a global entertainment brand.
He is remembered as a quiet force behind the camera who helped bring some of wrestling’s biggest moments to millions of viewers.