As previously reported, WWE President Nick Khan addressed the talent before the AAA TripleMania XXXIII event earlier this month. He assured them that WWE's intention was not to change the company but to help the promotion reach a global audience.
According to sources within AAA cited by Fightful Select, Khan's speech raised some skepticism among the talent; however, there was no resentment towards it. The report indicated that many felt WWE had clearly established its presence, and the influence of the parent company was evident during TripleMania. Nonetheless, the talent that the publication spoke with expressed no issues regarding Khan's speech or the changes made at TripleMania.
Previous reports also suggest that WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker has had a significant impact backstage in AAA. WWE Chief Content Officer Paul "Triple H" Levesque confirmed that The Undertaker is a key figure in shaping AAA's direction. The Phenom is under a lengthy WWE legends deal, which began at 15 years, roughly a year prior to his retirement from wrestling, allowing WWE to utilize him in various roles.
