We all can notice that major changes are taking place around the world of WWE. But this revelation is more utterly shocking than any other news! In a recent report, it has been revealed that Paul Levesque, widely known by his ring name Triple H, will not be part of the Board of Directors for the newly merged wrestling entity, TKO!

This news came out amidst the impending merger between WWE and Endeavor which has been the talk of the town this year. The merger will create the entity called TKO, but along with this merger, many shocking changes are taking place in WWE.

Out of the 11 seats on the TKO Board of Directors, WWE has the authority to fill five and the remaining six is decided to be selected by Endeavor. As of now, WWE has disclosed the names of four of its chosen representatives: Vincent K McMahon, Nick Khan, Steven R Koonin, and Nancy R Tellem. However, Triple H was seen as absent from this list! It’s not a mere mistake or a small matter especially when Triple H stands strong with the legacy of WWE. Now Triple H's absence from the TKO Board signals a potential shift in the company's direction and leadership. The revelation has raised questions among wrestling experts about the future role and standing of Triple H within the company.

Along with Triple H, a few prominent names are also missing from WWE's chosen representatives including George A Barrios, Michelle R McKenna, Steve Pamon, and Michelle D Wilson. On the other side, Endeavor has named its six representatives for the TKO Board, including figures like Ari Emanuel, Egon P Durban, and Jonathan A Kraft.

Now we have to wait and see whether WWE has a better plan for him that does not involve a direct position on the board or if this change reflects a larger transformation within the company's management structure.