Wrestling veteran Vince Russo dropped a massive statement and that is not looking good for Triple H. In the latest development HHH was announced with his full name that read Paul “Triple H” Levesque. With that being said, this has happened for the first time in his prolonged career.
Does it mean that time is near for Hunter in the company? Does it mean that things are looking bleak for the Game? Vince Russo feels sad that Triple H may have to meet an abrupt end and that is exactly what the current pawns point at.
Here is what Vince Russo feels may happen to Triple H
On the Brand Podcast, Russo said, “There is a part of me right now, I feel sympathy for Triple H because, like, to me, right now, he’s in the lame-duck seat. Like, he’s done. He’s done, bro. From a wrestling standpoint, with [The] Rock in that seat, Ari Emanuel does not need Triple H whatsoever.”
He further added, “Triple H is not on the board. Has never been on the board. [The] Rock is already moving [Brian] Gewirtz and his own writers in. You know, [The] Rock can bring in his old people, his own people, to replace the Shawns and the Triple Hs and whatnot. And there’s a part of me that feels so sympathetic to Triple H because I see the writing on the walls. But then, bro, look at the other end of this. How many people did Triple H do this to?”
Apparently fans believe that the Rock may bring Hunter back to the industry but in the capacity of a fighter for one last battle. However, when the last time, the Game took the ring against Taker, it was a downright disappointment as he could barely lift Taker up. The pedigree was incomplete and it was just a questionable show.
There is another massive theory which states that this rift can also get Triple H back to the ring and when he does return, he will be up against none other than the Rock. That is possibly going to be a battle of nostalgia for the WWE fans but truth be told when Hunter last returned to the ring, things went horribly wrong. He looked completely out of shape and the pedigrees that he launched was nothing short of horrendous to watch.
Whether Vince is right or not, time shall tell it all but then with everything in motion, the Cerebral Assassin has done a phenomenal job of being the content head of the company.
