Triple H nearly stepped down as WWE’s Head of Creative – Reports

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Speaking on his Wrestling Observer Live, Bryan Alvarez said that the WWE Hall of Famer was about to step down from his role as head of creative due to outside interference in creative decisions. However, The Game ended up getting his contract extended.

“I had heard about it prior to that as well with other things that had come from above. It was just kind of there was a feeling that perhaps these people keep getting involved and why would they be getting involved if they had so much faith in this guy. And there were people that thought, ‘I don’t know if this guy is going to be around this time next year.’ Turns out he ends up getting his deal extended so he will be around, but it was definitely a discussion point that this may not be his thing for a long period of time. It could be over soon.” [H/T Cultaholic on X]

Nick Khan confirmed that Triple H has signed a multi-year deal with WWE

Triple H has been on the receiving end of a lot of backlash recently, especially after WWE released 26 superstars. Fans were not happy that the higher-ups were earning millions while they released talent.

According to Post Wrestling, Nick Khan held a town hall meeting where he confirmed that The Game has signed a multi-year deal with WWE.

“A number of us [TKO President] Mark [Shapiro], [TKO CFO] Andrew [Schleimer], others, were able to get Paul Levesque to extend with us in a multi-year deal,” Khan said. “We’re excited about that. He’s the head of creative amongst other things and has been doing a great job for and with us.”

It will be interesting to see how long the WWE Hall of Famer will continue in his current role.