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'Doesn’t waste people': Baron Corbin lauds Triple H's style of management

Vince McMahon as the head of WWE creative, Triple H has made quite a few changes including bringing back the former superstars.The Game, who took over WWE creative in July has brought new energy and life according to Baron Corbin. The former United States Champion Corbin lauded Triple H's style of management but admitted that he his still getting used to the changes. "The show has gotten new energy, new life, and for me being on Monday nights, I’m still adjusting and being on the new schedule, getting into the roster and digging into who we can work with and who we want to beat up and who has the most punchable face, besides me. It’s fun, it’s nice, we’re not rushing anything," said Corbin.

Vince McMahon to rejoin WWE’s board

Vince McMahon is set to re-join the board of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). The 77-year-old McMahon had retired over the summer following allegations of sexual misconduct. In his absence, his daughter, Stephanie McMahon, and Nick Khan, a longtime agent at Creative Artists Agency, assumed the roles of co-CEO."Today, we announce that the founder of WWE, Vince McMahon, will be returning to the Board," said Chairwoman & co-CEO Stephanie McMahon, co-CEO Nick Khan and Chief Content Officer Paul Levesque in a statement released on Friday."We also welcome back Michelle Wilson and George Barrios to our Board of Directors. Together, we look forward to exploring all strategic alternatives to maximize shareholder value."

WWE sold to Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund: Reports

WWE) chairwoman, reports are doing the rounds that an American professional wrestling promotion is being sold to Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.Stephanie's father Vince McMahon also returned as the executive chairman of the board on Tuesday. McMahon, 77, returned to the board last week and elected himself and two former co-presidents and directors Michelle Wilson and George Barrios to the board.According to Steven Muehlhausen of DAZN, WWE "will go back to being private" for the first time since it became a publicly traded company in October 1999. Muehlhausen further tweeted it's "unknown if Vince McMahon will return to head of creative but it is expected by some people."