Triple H being said to have “Grown-behind” top faction in WWE

Triple H being said to have “Grown-behind” top faction in WWE

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Triple H has changed the landscape of WWE for the greater good. Since taking over as the Chief Content officer (CCO), fans have rejoiced multiple times. Why? Because of the amends he’s made over time. Once Vince McMahon left WWE, wrestling fans thought it would render the company into absolution. However, the graph has only been rising ever since.

One of the most classy acts Hunter’s contributed towards is The Judgment Day. Being led by the former Universal Champion Finn Balor, the group is laying out mayhem on Monday nights. Others, including Damian Priest, Dominik Mysterio and Rhea Ripley, have been consistently playing their part, and that too near perfection. So much so, that Rhea Ripley is shining bright as the X-factor of the faction

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But, do you know everything wasn’t laid out for the villainous stable from the beginning? According to a recent report by Give Me Sport, the Cerebral Assassin didn’t get along Judgment Day back when he just succeeded Vince McMahon. There might’ve been some loopholes in their presentation under the previous regime, which contributed to Triple H not admiring the alliance.

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In some exciting news, Triple H now perfectly gets behind those young guns, who’re ready to prove themselves. Even more so, the on-screen presentation of Judgment Day now feels a lot better than what it was two months ago. The company plans to keep the pairing intact in the longer run, the report added.

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Triple H is reportedly cutting off on existing WWE PLEs

Triple scrapping major premium live events from WWE calendar?
Triple scrapping major premium live events from WWE calendar? (Image Credits: Sports Rush)

The Game has reshuffled the pack of cards. He wants to ensure the best quality content on their weekly television as well. But, if some of the recent reports end up being true, we might not get a dedicated Hell in a Cell event next year. After all, Triple H has abandoned the solo concept of several stipulations.

Likewise, for Money in the Bank too, the company may move these matches to WrestleMania. If things go as planned, we’ll time-travel back to the good old days. There have been some serious talks to reintroduce the King of the Ring PPV. Only time will tell how much of it comes to fruition.

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We would have a much better idea as the clock ticks on. Next year can be one of the most exciting periods in the company’s recent history. The entire wrestling fan base is impatiently waiting for what’s next under the Triple H regime. And The ‘King of Kings’ isn’t looking to let them down by any means.

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