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Triple H addresses WWE Superstars in meeting before Smackdown

Triple H held a talent meeting last night before Smackdown according to PWInsider.com to address the return of Vince McMahon. The talent were not part of the company-wide meeting held last Friday.

The WWE COO explained what McMahon’s role is at the moment and said that he’s back “only” to lead the efforts in finding a strategic alternative. Levesque said that the company has not been sold and a sale process will take months, if it even happens.

He also tried to calm some nerves down by telling WWE Superstars that Vince’s return does not affect the creative process, at least for now, and he still has the final say over what goes on television as Chief Content Officer.

One would think that with Vince back, it will not be long before he takes over creative back but McMahon is currently busy enough with the sale and TV rights renewals and those are the top priorities right now in the company.


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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