Vince McMahon Made Significant Changes to WWE Raw

Vince McMahon is back in the mix regarding WWE creative after taking a hiatus while recovering from spinal surgery.

The Endeavor acquisition officially starts today with WWE and UFC merging into the TKO Holdings company. While Triple H is still running the day-to-day creative, McMahon will have the final say.

While speaking on Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer noted McMahon made significant changes to WWE Raw on Monday night.

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“He made multiple changes to the show tonight. There were also multiple changes made by [Paul] Levesque at the last minute. So the show had a lot of stuff that wasn’t advertised on the show like most of it. And the reason is because they were changing all day long. But Vince is back. Vince made significant changes to the show. I don’t know what the changes were. I’m sure that they will probably come out tomorrow. The only person who just mentioned it to me, and then I asked some others and they said all I heard was that they were probably changes for the better. But there were many of them. Vince is back from his surgery leave. He’s back in the chair. He was not in Roanoke….via remote. Going forward, he’s the guy, he’s the Chairman and he’s running the wrestling company. I know that. There’s the whole thing of he’s second in command to Ari Emanuel or tied for second in command. I think Mark Shapiro’s at the same level. But when it comes to wrestling, Ari Emanuel is very willing to say, ‘I don’t know wrestling.’ He knows wrestling. So it’s Vince, baby. When it comes to the creative end, it’s Vince, baby. When it comes to decision-making on the company and all that, Ari Emanuel, Nick Khan, and Mark Shapiro are going to be the guys who are handling the TV negotiations. That’s it.”

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