Triple H Reveals What The Meaning Of The ‘Global Localization’ Trademark Is

As we previously reported, WWE filed for the trademark ‘Global Localization.’ Triple H has now revealed what the meaning of it is amongst the speculation.

John Pollock was in attendance at the WWE 2018 Business Partner Summit, which was held during WrestleMania 34 Week in New Orleans. There, Triple H spoke about what ‘Global Localization’ is and what it means in relation to WWE.

So what does it mean?

Triple H would confirm, as Pollock explains, that the term relates to the WWE NXT brand, crediting himself with coming up with the term. He explained how NXT could be a global territorial system, reminiscent of a plan WWE toyed with over a decade ago but never went through with. Check out the following series of tweets on the matter:

Paul Levesque takes credit for coming up with "Global Localization". He explained their push to create NXT brands around the world as a global territorial system, reminiscent of the plan the company toyed with over a decade ago but never went through with. pic.twitter.com/bqgWHv1Cak

— John Pollock (@iamjohnpollock) April 25, 2018

I thought that global localization was an idea shane wanted to do in the early to mid 2000s.

— King Dom homie (@dom_homie) April 25, 2018

He was referring to coming up with the term “Global localization” and not specifically the concept https://t.co/hgM15HEJET

— John Pollock (@iamjohnpollock) April 25, 2018

As indicated in the first tweet, Triple H shows locations in a number of pivotal wrestling ‘markets’ around the world, including Japan and Mexico. It also appears to be neglecting markets in Canada and Australia, for example.

This idea would, in theory, create various NXT brands in areas around the world. Here competitors would go to thrive in certain places as they hone their craft before joining the main roster in WWE.

WWE also had the following to announce on the Summit:

2018 Business Partner Summit

During WrestleMania Week, WWE’s executive team discussed the company’s record-breaking year and its 2018 strategic plans at the annual Business Partner Summit. This year’s Business Partner Summit was hosted by Renee Young and Byron Saxton and included appearances by WWE Superstars John Cena, Ronda Rousey, Charlotte Flair, Elias, The New Day, Bayley and Bobby Roode.

Highlights from the Summit, found in the video seen here, include:

* WWE’s Business Strategy: Record-Breaking 2017 Results and Road Map for 2018 (Michelle Wilson and George Barrios)
* WWE Brand: 2017 Successes (Stephanie McMahon)
* Sales and International (John Brody)
* Digital and Social Media (Jayar Donlan)
* Talent Recruitment and Global Localization (Paul “Triple H” Levesque)
* WWE’s Business Partner of the Year Award presented to Cricket Wireless (John Cena and Charlotte Flair)

Wrestling Rumors will update you if we learn any new information on where Triple H goes with the ‘Global Localization’ concept. You can find Oney Lorcan facing Adam Cole for the new NXT North American Championship from NXT last night below:

Adam Cole vs. Oney Lorcan - NXT North American Championship Match: WWE NXT, April 25, 2018

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