WWE legend Triple H revealed there will be a number of “big changes” in NXT UK.
The Game, 51, may be content that his in-ring career could be over.
But he continues to help bring through the next generation of stars by leading NXT both on these shores and in the States.
Now after a lengthy absence due to the coronavirus outbreak, NXT UK will relaunch on September 17 at it’s new home at the BT Sports studio in London.
And on a media call last night, he explained his big hopes for its future at the new location.
Triple H said: “BT has been – I can’t say it enough – an amazing partner.
“When you look at that studio, it’s perfect for what we do – but they are perfect for what we do.
“They have been a leader in changing the game in sport across all of Europe and, really, globally.
“They have once of the most technologically advanced studios in the world.”
Fans will still not be allowed in at the moment, while he also revealed that some backstage staff will also be working remotely.
The 14-time world champ continued: “It’s an amazing facility.
“The intent is for us to be able to in there long term to be able to create this content, and I think if later down the line, we get to a place where fans can come in – obviously we’d be thrilled and excited.”
Despite the show going off air during the pandemic, a number of its superstars found themselves in the headlines regarding the #SpeakingOut movement with a number of sexual misconduct allegations made against talents.
Triple H said: “Part of this is why we started [NXT UK] in the first place – to professionalise and put that system into place where everyone can feel safe and protected, and have a working environment that is inclusive of everyone and the opportunity to do what we do.
“We take every allegation very seriously, and you can refer back to our policy. It’s zero tolerance for things of this manner.
“We look into everything. We look into it, we go from there to see what is legitimate, what is not, what is real, what isn’t, and deal with it accordingly.”
He added: “‘While a lot of these things happened years ago, we take them very seriously.
“We also have an open policy with everybody. No one should ever feel like, ‘I didn’t wanna say anything’.
“That’s the exact opposite of what we want. We’re trying to make this the safe, inclusive environment for everybody that it should be.”
