Highlights

• Backstage in WWE, most people were happy with the transition from Vince McMahon to Triple H as head of creative. Wrestlers are loyal to Triple H and McMahon's changes to scripts sometimes detracted from long-term storytelling.
• Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel has a vision for how to use McMahon's worldwide notoriety, which doesn't include him micromanaging TV shows. McMahon still holds an important title and position within WWE.
• McMahon's singular vision may no longer be on display, but his fingerprints will remain on the product. Ari's vision for McMahon's role is intriguing for WWE and the wrestling industry.

As has been reported in recent days, Vince McMahon is no longer involved with WWE's booking decisions and creative direction. Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel put Triple H firmly in charge of creative after the recent merger. A new report shared some details on the positive reaction to the change behind-the-scenes, as well as Endeavor's plans for McMahon relating to his “worldwide notoriety.”

A New Boss In WWE Brings A New Day

The Wrestling Observer Newsletter reports that most backstage in WWE were happy with the official transition from Vince McMahon to Triple H as head of creative. In addition to wrestlers being loyal to Triple H and his vision, McMahon's changes to the scripts (while sometimes positive) detracted from the long-term storytelling in place.

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WON journalist Dave Meltzer noted how big the change is, not only for the actual creative direction of WWE, but also in terms of Vince McMahon's role in the company going forward. After initially announcing that McMahon would be directly underneath him when it came to WWE prior to the merger, Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel changed his tune and placed Triple H in charge after the merger.

Meltzer wrote: "One person close to the situation said that Emanuel has a vision for how he can use the worldwide notoriety of McMahon, and that vision doesn’t include him micro-managing the weekly television shows."

What's Next For Vince McMahon?

For the first time since he bought the company from his father in 1982, Vince McMahon has a boss to answer to in WWE. While wrestling fans won't see his singular vision on display anymore, his fingerprints will remain on the product for a very long, long time. It's hard to imagine that Triple H wouldn't turn to his father-in-law for his opinion and even a little guidance.

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Although it may look like Vince "got played" by Ari and Endeavor when he was removed from creative after being told he'd be in charge of WWE, McMahon still holds an important title and position within the company. Ari's vision of what Vince McMahon can offer on the worldwide stage is definitely an intriguing prospect for WWE and the wrestling industry as a whole.