WWE veteran speaks about Triple H’s new role
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A few hours ago, news broke that Triple H has been put in charge of the creative section of WWE. The Stamford-based federation is shedding its skin after Vince McMahon’s sensational decision to retire. This is a notable leap in quality for The Game, which had played a very similar role to NXT.
The last few months have not been easy for HHH, who underwent delicate heart surgery in September 2021. The long rehabilitation process caused him to abandon the desire to return to the ring. The 14-time world champion officially retired from wrestling and made a brief appearance at WrestleMania 38, greeting the WWE Universe and depositing his boots in the center of the ring.
“The reaction of the talents to the news was one of general excitement. Many superstars were not very happy with the new role taken on by Bruce Prichard in terms of both the creative and talent relations sections” – reported Sean Ross Sapp on ‘Fightful’
Coachman opens up on Triple H
Triple H’s role in WWE has only grown in importance. Through his Twitter profile, current NBC Sports analyst Jonathan Coachman – who worked at WWE until 2017 – had a nice word for Triple H.
“I have a lot of respect for Hunter. I had the chance to work with him for a couple of years and I must say that he relates very well to the talents on the roster. He has a mindset that fits this business perfectly, so he knows how to make compelling storylines.
I’m sure he will do great things” – Coachman wrote. Bill DeMott (who worked on NXT between 2011 and 2015) echoed: “I enjoyed working with HHH. I was happy to meet him both as a professional and as a man. On a professional level, I think he is an absolute genius and that he has some crazy insights.
I have always felt comfortable with him. He spent a lot of time at the Performance Center and helped out young talents. The boys were thrilled to be able to learn from a legend of his caliber.” Konnan expressed great admiration for Triple H’s work in NXT and said that it’s…
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Source : wrestling-world
