With Vince McMahon not present for the recent television tapings in Europe, WWE veteran Triple H had his first real management opportunity in his new role as one of McMahon’s top advisers. According to Wrestling Observer Newsletter sources, “Hunter” made a positive first impression.
The internal reaction to the atmosphere, which effectively saw Triple H in charge, was that things were reportedly “very different” in a positive way.
— Although WWE has been working with Sean “Val Venis” Morley, the latest word is that he is not due back as an active wrestler. The Observer notes that Venis is being eyed as an agent/producer and underwent a training/audition hybrid at the Old School RAW broadcast.
As with the policy for WWE’s other backstage staff, if the role comes to fruition, it would free Val Venis up for cameo appearances on television. He is nonetheless not on track to re-joining as an actual roster member and is apparently again available for independent dates.
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