The pronunciation guide at the end of the parentheses is for a different component of the name.  Most pronunciations, when added to articles, come at the outset of the parenthetical phrases, to place them in close conjunction with the name of the article.  The lede for this article is badly structured, which is what makes the normal placement difficult.  Rather than keep the poor structure, and use that poor structure as justification for excluding the pronunciation, I favor correcting the the lede.  It is customary for the opening bolded text of an article to match the article's page name.  For this article the title and opening bold text do not match, which is unusual, and as a result other aspects of the opening paragraph will necessarily be affected.