Paul “Triple H” Levesque took over as WWE’s Chief Creative and Head of Talent Relations in late July after Vince McMahon left the company. He has now received another through his tenure as the company’s director of content, as confirmed by a press release issued on Monday. Frank Riddick III’s promotion to WWE President and Chief Financial Officer has also been confirmed. The statement read, “WWE® (NYSE: WWE) announced today that Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque has been promoted to the position of Director of Content. In addition, the company has promoted Frank A. Riddick III to President and Chief Financial Officer. Since taking the position is iconic For WWE, Levesque designed a 15% increase in viewership for Monday Night Raw and two-fold increases in social media interaction.As Chief Content Officer, Levesque will oversee creative writing, talent relations, live events, talent development, and creative services.The role will report to WWE’s co-CEO Nick Khan.
In the release, Levesque said, “WWE is one of the most prolific premium content producers in the world and I’m looking forward to this amazing opportunity. Having spent my entire career in this business, I’m confident we have the right pieces in place to continue growing and delivering to our audiences around the world.” “.
Regarding Riddick, the statement read, “Riddick joined WWE as CFO last year, having served on the company’s board of directors for more than 13 years and previously serving as interim CFO. During that time, WWE made his announcement on an annual basis. and quarterly adjusted revenue and OIBDA records. As President and CFO, Riddick will oversee financial planning and analysis, strategy, control, investor relations, tax, data analytics, technology, event travel, and facilities. He will report jointly to WWE President and Co-CEO Stephanie McMahon. and Co-CEO Nick Kahn.
“I have had a great wealth of working closely with talented people in WWE in a variety of abilities over the past 15 years,” said Riddick. “Together with Steve, Nick and Paul, we look forward to implementing and delivering to our shareholders our ambitious plans.”
The first WWE pay-per-view that Levesque fully booked, Clash in the castle, last Saturday in Cardiff, Wales in front of a crowd of over 60,000 people. pay per view next company, Strict ruleson October 8th at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia.
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