Report: Triple H To Remain WWE Chief Content Officer

WWE have moved quickly to quash any speculation about Triple H's long-term future with the pro wrestling company. 

According to John Pollock of POST Wrestling, an internal email within WWE has stated that Triple H will remain "chief content executive." 

Pollock tweeted: "Per sources: An internal email was sent out in WWE and included the line that 'Paul Levesque will remain WWE's chief content executive.'"

The speculation about Triple H's future arose after it was announced today that WWE had been sold to Endeavor and would merge with UFC under a new parent company. It was confirmed that Vince McMahon would be Executive Chairman of the new parent company, while Nick Khan will be President of WWE. Triple H's role in the new WWE was not revealed publicly.

As a result of the sale, Triple H has received a $5 million bonus and Nick Khan has received $15 million for their "significant contributions to the Company prior to and in connection with the Transactions." The bonus payments were revealed in the SEC filing on the WWE-UFC merger. 

Triple H has been WWE Chief Content Officer since July 2022, when Vince McMahon resigned as CEO and Chairman amid a sexual misconduct and hush money scandal. Triple H will be in charge of the day-to-day running of creative but Vince McMahon revealed today that he will be a part of creative at "a higher level."