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Diamond Dallas Page Could Be Returning to WWE Soon

Diamond Dallas Page says he wants to be involved with WWE more often, but not as a full-time employee.

Diamond Dallas Page Could Be Returning to WWE Soon
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Diamond Dallas Page could start appearing more often on WWE programming, though he is not asking the company for a full-time job.

In an exclusive interview with Cultaholic Wrestling, DDP revealed that he recently spoke with Triple H during a visit to WWE headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut, where he filmed an appearance on Cody Rhodes’ What Do You Wanna Talk About?

“I’m really good friends with Triple H, but he’s so busy that it’s not like I can call him anytime I want. I only call him or check in with him when I have something important to talk about or whatever. I stopped up there to do Cody’s show. You’ve got to remember, I was mentoring Cody when he was 12 years old, more of an adviser. Kind of like Dusty was to Eric Bischoff.

When I came up there, I let Paul know, Triple H know, that I would love to stop in and say hello. He’s like, ‘Absolutely,’ and he took the time for me. I told him, I said, ‘Just so you know, I’m up here doing this, and I did some interviews and stuff. I don’t want a job, I do very well.

I don’t need anything, and I don’t want to take anything away from anybody, but I do want to be a part occasionally of the show.’ Whether it’s [WWE] Rivals, like let’s see, me and Randy Savage – well, we were the feud of the year in ’97. Something’s a no-brainer. Me and Goldberg, that match, it could have gone either way. You didn’t know. Then there’s behind the scenes stories that I could talk about that I haven’t talked about. For me personally, yeah, I’d like to be involved a little bit more than just occasionally coming to the show.”

DDP had already been discussed internally by WWE in May for a possible one-off TV appearance. However, the WWE Hall of Famer said he did not call to ask for anything and that, if the company has something for him, it will reach out.

DDP was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2017 after a career largely defined by his time in WCW, where he became a three-time World Heavyweight Champion.