WWE Hall Of Famer Expected To Replace CCO Triple H

WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H might lose his spot to a WWE Hall of Famer.

There’s been a lot of dissatisfaction from fans and critics lately regarding The Game’s creative direction. He is being heavily criticized for how he books certain wrestlers, especially regarding pushes. His booking decisions are also under fire because many current storylines feel repetitive and not innovative.

Meanwhile, The Undertaker’s role in WWE has been increasing, especially behind the scenes. He is part of the WWE creative team and has taken on a significant role in mentoring younger talent and contributing to creative decisions.

Given how unhappy the WWE Universe is with HHH, many believe The Undertaker should take over Triple H’s executive role. There is also a rumor circulating that TKO is grooming Taker to replace HHH as WWE’s creative head.

The Undertaker Could Replace Triple H To Become The Next Chief Content Officer In WWE

Ex-WWE star Stevie Richards commented on this rumor on his podcast called The Stevie Richards Show, where he stated that there is a chance Taker might actually replace HHH in WWE. He said:

“Right now, it does look like Triple H, Shawn, and Taker are the three executive decisions, where he said that facetiously as a joke, or there’s a little bit of truth in that. 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. That is actually an excellent question.”

“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, not to 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.” (From 1:07 to 2:14)