Posted By James Walsh on 04/27/26


According to a report from POSTWrestling.com, WWE President Nick Khan endorsed Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque during a Monday town hall meeting. According to those who viewed the town hall and informed the outlet, Khan told staff that Triple H will remain in his role as head of creative moving forward.

Mike Johnson of PWInsider.com noted the following…

“TKO held an all-hands on deck virtual town hall earlier today, during which WWE President Nick Khan announced that Paul Levesque just signed a new employment contract with the company to remain WWE Chief Content Officer, PWInsider.com has been told by those who attended the call. In asking around, we are also told it is a multiple year deal.”

It was also said that Khan addressed online criticism of WWE during the town hall after being prompted by TKO President Mark Shapiro. He pushed back on negative feedback surrounding the company’s product, describing it as coming from a “vocal minority.” He specifically referenced the perception that WrestleMania 42 Saturday was less well-received than Sunday.

Khan went on to read several messages from around 2015—possibly tweets—that were critical of WWE at the time, using them to suggest that such criticism has historically proven unreliable.