William Regal Could Appear On WWE Television Again Soon

Triple H and William Regal have a long history with each other, which is what made Regal's decision to leave AEW for WWE so much easier. Tony Khan let Regal go, but it came with a catch, because he wasn't allowed to appear on WWE television for a year. That time period is almost over.

William Regal transitioned from leading the Blackpool Combat Club in AEW to an executive role at WWE. This change happened after gained significant influence in WWE. Vince McMahon made the call to release Regal, but Triple H brought him back several months later. This shift allowed Regal to return to WWE, but he didn't immediately appear on television.

Currently, William Regal serves as the Vice President of Global Talent Development at WWE. However, a one-year clause was established when he departed from AEW, preventing him from making appearances on WWE television. This is the reason behind his absence in announcing WarGames, despite his new position.

WWE signing William Regal's son, Charlie Dempsey, to an NXT contract gave him even more of a reason to make a return to the company.

As the one-year clause for William Regal nears its end, fans can possibly expect a potential return to television. That being said, there are no real plans in motion at this point.

The Wrestling Observer Newsletter indicated that there are currently no known plans for Regal to make a televised appearance.

"Regal’s non-compete as far as appearing on television is just about over. At the time Regal left he said that he wasn’t going to be appearing on television. He hasn’t worked for NXT, and they have Michaels as an authority figure, who while not as good at the job as Regal, is a far bigger name. They just hired Aldis for that role on SmackDown, and wouldn’t have done so if they planned to put Regal in that spot. I could see a cameo but as far as a regular TV role, it would have to be as an authority figure or manager"

William Regal could take on an authority figure role in NXT once more, a position he held before his last departure from WWE. It seems that WWE doesn't need anyone to play that part on the main roster at this point.

Possible options can now be considered, as William Regal's non-appearance clause is set to expire in a few days. At least we know he will be around next year to announce WarGames, even if that is his only on-screen role, it will be a memorable one.