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Right, many many many members of the IWC are excited for when Vince finally passes the torch because of his outdated beliefs, disassociation from society and reportedly rejecting any decent pitch creative has (very rare) and has the final word. He's the out of date dictator of WWE, and many agree the current product is - well - not as good as it was or can be.
Now, when Vince does pass the torch, it gets passed down to Paul Levesque, otherwise known as HHH (Triple H). Now, what evidence is there to believe that Triple H is any more in touch with the fans as Vince is? I remember an interview a lot of months back where the "Ryder Revolution" was at its peak. Zack Ryder was insanely over and people were demanding him to get on TV. An interviewer asked him "When are you going to put Zack Ryder on TV?" and I think HHH's answer was something like "Who wants him to?" or "When the fans want it?", in which the reporter replied saying there are a lot of people online who wanted him on TV, and HHH simply said "What, you, and a couple more?".
This annoyed many people. Because on that same day, CM Punk, John Cena and I think Kingston ALL said that Ryder should be on TV and they were behind the ever so popular Ryder revolution. Months after this they put Ryder on TV and he gets in the top 6 at selling merch with the likes of Cena, Rock, Austin, Orton etc.
He seems very out of touch with the social network thing and interacting with fans of the product. Say what you want about Dixie Carter but she's very much in touch with TNA fans, she just (in my opinion) has idiots around her. But this is WWE. So what is there to look forward to? Triple H himself is aligned with the head of creative Stephanie McMahon who is also incredibly distant from the WWE fans. What is going to change? No, this isn't a thread trying to make you less excited or hate on HHH, because there is still more positives out there.
For example, Triple H was a wrestler, he was a big time wrestler and a big star. Not as big as he thinks he was but still, he was a big star. So he understands what it takes to be a youth wrestler, a wrestler who hasn't broke into the market yet and maybe how to push them into the market. Who knows? He brought in the likes of Sin Cara and Kharma and seemed to have bad luck with Cara botching and Kharma getting pregnant. But they were positive moves.
Let's discuss.
Now, when Vince does pass the torch, it gets passed down to Paul Levesque, otherwise known as HHH (Triple H). Now, what evidence is there to believe that Triple H is any more in touch with the fans as Vince is? I remember an interview a lot of months back where the "Ryder Revolution" was at its peak. Zack Ryder was insanely over and people were demanding him to get on TV. An interviewer asked him "When are you going to put Zack Ryder on TV?" and I think HHH's answer was something like "Who wants him to?" or "When the fans want it?", in which the reporter replied saying there are a lot of people online who wanted him on TV, and HHH simply said "What, you, and a couple more?".
This annoyed many people. Because on that same day, CM Punk, John Cena and I think Kingston ALL said that Ryder should be on TV and they were behind the ever so popular Ryder revolution. Months after this they put Ryder on TV and he gets in the top 6 at selling merch with the likes of Cena, Rock, Austin, Orton etc.
He seems very out of touch with the social network thing and interacting with fans of the product. Say what you want about Dixie Carter but she's very much in touch with TNA fans, she just (in my opinion) has idiots around her. But this is WWE. So what is there to look forward to? Triple H himself is aligned with the head of creative Stephanie McMahon who is also incredibly distant from the WWE fans. What is going to change? No, this isn't a thread trying to make you less excited or hate on HHH, because there is still more positives out there.
For example, Triple H was a wrestler, he was a big time wrestler and a big star. Not as big as he thinks he was but still, he was a big star. So he understands what it takes to be a youth wrestler, a wrestler who hasn't broke into the market yet and maybe how to push them into the market. Who knows? He brought in the likes of Sin Cara and Kharma and seemed to have bad luck with Cara botching and Kharma getting pregnant. But they were positive moves.
Let's discuss.
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