Who Is Triple H's "Right-Hand Man" In WWE?

This figure is viewed as the Game's go-to guy in WWE these days.

by Andrew Pollard
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With Paul 'Triple H' Levesque currently serving as WWE Chief Content Officer, Jeremy Borash is said to be the Game's "right-hand man" these days.

Speaking on his Kliq This podcast (via Wrestling Inc.), Kevin Nash - a long-time close friend of Levesque's - explained how Borash is Triple H's go-to guy.

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As Big Sexy put it:

"Borash is absolutely a breed above [the others]. I mean, he's like Triple H's right-hand man."

Jeremy Borash has been with WWE since 2018, initially working with 205 Live and later NXT. Viewed as one of Triple H's trusted allies, the belief is that Borash's role has been expanded since the Cerebral Assassin has been steering the WWE main roster creative ship.

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Prior to joining the market leader, Borash carved a stellar career for himself in WCW and then TNA/IMPACT Wrestling. During his time with those promotions, JB played a pivotal role behind the scenes in addition to his work on commentary and as a backstage interviewer.

As for Kevin Nash, he knows Borash extremely well, having worked with the 48-year-old Minneapolis native during Big Daddy Cool's time with both WCW and TNA.

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In terms of specifics, Triple H has publicly praised Borash for his work on the Undertaker's final ever match - that being the Boneyard encounter with AJ Styles at WrestleMania 36 - and for his role in the cinematic Deletion contests featuring Matt Hardy during Hardy's most recent run with WWE.

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