Triple H Didn’t Agree With NXT 2.0’s Creative Direction

For many fans and pro wrestlers, Triple H is a pioneer in the world of professional wrestling. He has accomplished a lot in the business and has also given a lot of contributions. He also worked hard to establish a brand that his father-in-law nearly ruined, but now The Game has another chance with NXT.

Triple H is seen as the brains behind NXT, as he worked very hard to make NXT one of the most worthwhile wrestling products in recent memory. NXT 2.0 was made without his vision, as the company tried to separate themselves from the black and gold brand.

The Game was named the top person in charge of WWE Creative after Vince McMahon retired. WWE fans have demanded to see Triple H in control of Creative for a very long time, so it was a decision that made fans happy as well.

While speaking to Ariel Helwani for BT Sport, Triple H admitted that he did not necessarily like NXT’s creative direction, especially the changes that took place in the early stages.

“I didn’t necessarily agree with the creative direction sometimes. That had nothing to do with Shawn [Michaels] or anything else. When I stepped away for health reasons, and there was already pressure to change the direction and change what it was, and that happened, I knew what the changes were. I don’t know that I necessarily agreed with all of them, but I do think that there were a lot of changes that happened that were extremely positive for the brand and I would’ve liked to have done anyways that I think a lot of people would’ve gone, ‘No way he would’ve done that.'”

Triple H is also fully focused on developing WWE talent now that he is no longer an active in-ring competitor. We will have to wait and see how NXT will flourish under Triple H again.

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