The WWE roster is reportedly not missing Vince McMahon’s presence as head of creative following his retirement last month.
McMahon retired, a month after stepping down as CEO and Chairman of WWE due to the ongoing investigation of alleged misconduct with female employees.
Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful reports that this week’s RAW was received well backstage and there is optimism that this is a sign of things to come.
“There was a lot of positivity coming out of the show regarding both Ciampa and Mustafa Ali being put in good spots where they could shine on the show. A top wrestler outside WWE also noticed the increased focus on the women’s division.
“This is a stark contrast from just weeks ago, but especially post-Royal Rumble in January after a chaotic scene that left many unhappy. Thus far, after speaking to over two dozen talent, we’ve not had anyone raise particular concerns within the roster about Vince McMahon no longer being in creative, which speaks volumes.”
In his place, McMahon’s son-in-law Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque has been appointed head of creative.
