Triple H comments on the audacity of compiling up the White Rabbit teases leading up to Bray Wyatt’s return
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Triple H has the absolute control over the WWE creative since Vince McMahon took his retirement as the CEO of the company. Hardly had the baton passed on to Triple H when there started prominent growth in the company as per the audience number and views.
One of the massive responses that he received from the audience was the teases WWE provided before Bray Wyatt made his return at Extreme Rules. The company teased the crowd with multiple vignettes and QR codes to be deciphered by the audience. However, the audience almost knew who the superstar was.
On the day of the Extreme Rules, Bray Wyatt had a great in-ring walk. Walk towards the ring. The crowd could be seen howling, shouting and cheering at the top of their voices and it thus indicated how successful Triple H’s plan was!
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Triple H had already judged the audience’s response
However many fans were curious to know why WWE planned such a big return for Bray Wyatt. Triple H has revealed the inside story of WWE management to bring back Wyatt to the ring. On his appearance at the ‘Wrap’, he said, “We asked ourselves how we could bring back Bray Wyatt in the most engaging way possible. So we created The White Rabbit Project”.
He was very accurate to plan how the audience would react to his plan. The audience was excited for the superstar reveal of the White Rabbit exactly as HHH wanted it to be. “It started with flickering lights in arenas and continued with the release of other easter eggs, like hidden QR codes,” he added.
It was his strategy to keep the WWE audience glued to the regular RAW and SmackDown episodes and it worked out tremendously. He called the response a massive one both for the audience as well as the company. It is for his excelling skills that he is called ‘The Game’ in the WWE industry.
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Shivangi Thapliyal
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