BREAKING: Vince McMahon’s WWE Return Update And Potential New Role; Whether He Will Replace Triple H As Head Of Creative – Report

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According to a new report, both parties have mutually agreed to move the matter out of the public federal court system and enter private arbitration.

Janel Grant is expected to file a formal request within five business days to dismiss the case with prejudice, following which all the proceedings will take place far away from the public eye, and the dispute will be resolved in a private setting.

Fans and veterans alike have since been wondering whether Mr. McMahon will return to regular life and show up in WWE in some capacity.

Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer recently reported that Vince McMahon could return to WWE, but he won’t return to power.

“As far as bringing him (Vince McMahon) back, that’s a whole other story. I don’t know. It would not shock me if he was brought back in a position—just to do what, I don’t know. They may do it. It wouldn’t shock me. I wouldn’t expect it. But I cannot imagine he would be put in charge of anything. “It’s not like they’re going to have him replace Nick Khan calling the shots. He certainly isn’t going to replace Paul Levesque doing the booking, and there’s no way they can go back to that. That’s not going to happen.”

The wrestling journalist entertained the thought of the former Chairman of WWE assuming a figurehead role on television.

“But the idea of bringing him in a figurehead position and trotting him out every now and then, like I said, wouldn’t shock me at all. If he came out as a surprise on a television show, it would get this giant reaction. That’s just the reality of the situation… I cannot imagine him being put in a position of any real decision-making power. That I couldn’t see. Shapiro and Emanuel aren’t going to give up the power they have in that regard. They’re not going to replace Nick Khan. Nick Khan has gotten very powerful and very successful. They’re not going to replace Levesque, I don’t think—not with Vince anyway.” (H/T – EWrestlingnews)

During his time away, Vince McMahon hasn’t been completely erased from WWE history. He continues to be referenced on television every now and then.

Mr. McMahon was last seen on television during the June 27, 2022, edition of RAW and has since been caught up in a long-running legal battle.

Will he come out of retirement at SummerSlam? Only time will tell.

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