Triple H could be replaced by 60-year-old legend as WWE’s Chief Content Officer, says veteran

Triple H could be replaced by a 60-year-old legend as WWE’s Chief Content Officer, according to a veteran. The Game has been leading the promotion’s creative direction since TKO took over, but he has been under the cosh lately. There has been growing frustration among fans about his booking, with questions over the lack of fresh stars and matches. There have been calls for him to be replaced in his role, and veteran Stevie Richards addressed this possibility recently. Thanks for the submission! Talking on The Stevie Richards Show, he addressed a fan’s question about whether The Undertaker is being groomed by TKO to take over from HHH. Richards said that The Phenom is quite influential, he and could see him replacing the current CCO. “Taker is probably the most influential person outside of Triple H running the company right now. And I would have to say anytime, like even when Vince went to Saudi Arabia, who was right next to him? Taker. So that’s not out of the question,” he said. Richards mentioned that the 14-time World Champion is trying to make himself indispensable, but if TKO decides to remove him, they could put Taker in that position. “I can see Taker gaining power, but if we’re talking about it like we mentioned before, Hunter puts himself in everything. Hunter is trying to make himself indispensable, to not be fired by TKO or the Saudis. But if the day did come where Triple H did get moved on from the company, or the company moved on from Triple H, I could definitely see Taker taking that chief content officer, chief operating officer type of role,” he added. Vince Russo said WWE needs to replace Triple H One of the vocal critics of HHH’s booking and creative decisions on WWE TV has been former company writer Vince Russo. In a post on X/Twitter, Russo said there should be talks in TKO to replace the current creative team headed by the Cerebral Assassin. He said that the current CCO has no idea what a storyline is. His comments came after the October 31 episode of SmackDown drew only 933, 000 viewers on the USA Network. If you use quotes from this article, please credit The Stevie Richards Show and give an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.
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