Kemo
09-17-2019, 06:41 PM
Whether you liked it or not, it appears that this week’s episode of Monday Night Raw was different than other episodes in terms that the show was not run by the usual WWE executives.
Vince McMahon is usually in charge of any WWE show and if the Boss misses any episode then Triple H and Kevin Dunn are known to fill in for him and run the event from Gorilla position.
However, according to reports from Pro Wrestling Sheet, all three of the mentioned WWE executives were not backstage for the Clash Of Champion fallout episode of the show.
The new executive director Paul Heyman was in charge of the things in their absence and Michael Mansury, who is WWE’s VP of Global Television production, filled in for Dunn.
Out of these three, the Game Triple H missed the event because he is in Orlando, Florida to prepare for NXT’s debut on USA Network this Wednesday Night.
No word yet on why McMahon and Dunn missed the show but the hiring of the new Executive Directors is believed to be preparation for the launch of XFL. So Mr McMahon doesn’t have to get “in the weeds” as much as he has done in the past.
Vince McMahon is usually in charge of any WWE show and if the Boss misses any episode then Triple H and Kevin Dunn are known to fill in for him and run the event from Gorilla position.
However, according to reports from Pro Wrestling Sheet, all three of the mentioned WWE executives were not backstage for the Clash Of Champion fallout episode of the show.
The new executive director Paul Heyman was in charge of the things in their absence and Michael Mansury, who is WWE’s VP of Global Television production, filled in for Dunn.
Out of these three, the Game Triple H missed the event because he is in Orlando, Florida to prepare for NXT’s debut on USA Network this Wednesday Night.
No word yet on why McMahon and Dunn missed the show but the hiring of the new Executive Directors is believed to be preparation for the launch of XFL. So Mr McMahon doesn’t have to get “in the weeds” as much as he has done in the past.