Triple H assumed oversight of WWE’s creative responsibilities after the resignation of Vince McMahon. Shawn Michaels, on the other hand, was promoted to Senior Vice President of Talent Development Creative, responsible for both creative and development at NXT. It turns out, their way of shaping the company is very much influenced by 1990s Vince McMahon.

Shawn Michaels appeared on the latest episode of “After The Bell with Corey Graves,” where he spoke about he is changing the wrestling business. He is thrilled with the idea of WWE moving forward with their plans.

I’ll be honest, a lot of it is bringing back some people that I felt I was gonna miss, that I had a joy working with here that I believe are talented and can contribute to the WWE. That’s been one of the biggest things. The other thing is the excitement and the excitement about moving forward. Morale, you can’t beat that.

Michaels added that he and Hunter are doing things that Vince McMahon did with talent back in the 90s. He then went on praise Vince for being a fantastic boss and also credited him for teaching them the wrestling business.

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I’ll say this. Hunter and I are actually doing all the things that Vince did with us back in the 90s. He was there. He was fun. He was all the things that I think people enjoy about us. That’s where we learned it from, to be perfectly honest. He was a fantastic boss. He was a great deal of fun to be around. He wanted to teach. He wanted to share. He was ever so passionate about this.

NXT has exited its 2.0 era in recent weeks with the unveiling of a new black and gold logo similar to the old logo. Fans are expecting more dramatic changes now that the company is in the hands of Triple H and Shawn Michaels.

Are you happy with the direction WWE is taking? Leave your thoughts in the comments!

Saksham Bartsch

Saksham is a sports enthusiast whose hobbies include playing basketball and honing his athletic skills. He enjoys reading Greek literature and working with videographers occasionally.

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