3 Mistakes Triple H could make when he takes over WWE from Vince McMahon

Triple H has proven himself to be extraordinarily talented behind the scenes with the way he has made NXT into one of the most exciting wrestling brands in the world.

'The Game' also looks like the most likely candidate to take control of WWE creative after Vince McMahon. Triple H outlined his vision for WWE and it's future, speaking about a possible territory system, a while ago. Here's what he said:

"I believe that talent are talent, and I believe they’ll sit where they sit. I believe you’ll see talent over the next few years start coming up to Raw and SmackDown, and I think you’ll see them move back over into NXT or come back into the NXT UK system.

I think talent will begin to evolve and rotate through territories, so to speak, and as this expands out to the rest of the globe, as you see this happening in the Middle East, or India, or Japan, or South America, you will begin to see that system take place, where talent can evolved."

Triple H definitely has some great ideas he has for WWE's future and he will also probably ease a number of restrictions Vince McMahon currently puts on talent like freedom on the mic.

However, there are some potential pitfalls Triple H also needs to avoid when he takes over:

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#3 Listen to the vocal minority too much

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Yes, Vince McMahon doesn't listen to fans as often as he should. However, could Triple H listen to the vocal minority of fans on the internet too much? There is definitely an arguement you could make for it.

Triple H has repeatedly shown that he's ready to listen to fans on occassion and let's hope that it stays that way and he only listens to fans when it makes sense.

#2 Focus too much on in-ring work on weekly television

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NXT is the best hour of wrestling on television every week but Triple H needs to be careful when he transfers it to the main roster. There has to be a balance between storyline and in-ring action on the main roster.

The main problem here is that RAW is a three-hour show and from the looks of it, SmackDown could soon be increased to 3 hours too. We've already seen the pitfalls of booking a 3-hour show with RAW's ratings on the downward slide continuously since moving to 3 hours.

RAW and SmackDown just can't be booked in the same way because of how much longer the main roster shows are and how varied the roster is. This won't be that big a problem for Triple H when he takes over with the bigger challenge being how to actually increase ratings.

#1 Push NXT as the 3rd main roster brand

Could Triple H push NXT as the 3rd main roster brand?

The biggest mistake Triple H could make when he takes over WWE is to cement NXT as the third brand of the main roster, taking it from the WWE Network to television and turning it into a 2-hour show.

This will forever change the identity of the black and yellow brand and if not handled carefully, WWE could ruin the image the brand has built for itself over the years. From being on television, there's also the problem of the product being diluted for the more casual section of WWE's television audience.

Right now, NXT always stays fresh because Superstars keep getting moved to the main roster as new faces come in to replace them and climb up the card. This won't be possible if it's a main roster brand on its own.