5 Biggest Facts That Prove Triple H Has Changed WWE Forever

The business has changed for the better
The business has changed for the better

There's no denying that WWE is one of the most popular companies in the entire world, and are essentially known for their ability to blend wrestling with entertainment.

Considering the fact that they have been doing this for so many decades, there have been different eras that showcased different personalities interacting with one another within the squared circle to tell a story.

While the quality of storylines has dipped a bit, there's still a lot to be grateful as a professional wrestling fan, with the future of the industry looking so bright.

A significant mention goes to Triple H for portraying an indispensable role in the operations of the company and bringing some serious alterations whenever necessary.

His experiential supervision has proved worthwhile in WWE's developmental brand NXT, and while it feels like an independent brand now, the Game has miles to go before he sleeps.

Since legions of WWE fans do have their preferences, with most of them being fans of the Undertaker, Stone Cold, and Shawn Michaels, Triple H's contribution to the business is more significant and more applauding.

Therefore, here are the 5 biggest facts that prove Triple H has changed WWE forever.


#1 The Curtain Call was the beginning of the change in business

What a night for these men
What a night for these men

The very first incident that brought a notable change in the business was the infamous Curtain Call that happened at the Madison Square Garden in 1996.

At a time when the World Wrestling Federation was garnering tremendous attention from the fans and was heading into the Attitude Era, the fans were left shocked with what transpired that night.

Shawn Michaels competed against Diesel and Razor Ramon squared off against Hunter Heart Helmsley at a WWE House Show, and while everything was running smoothly, the main event featuring HBK and Diesel gravitated a lot of mainstream reception.

After the match, Razor Ramon entered the ring and hugged HBK in what felt genuine as both the superstars were babyfaces during that time, but Triple H's inclusion in the frame followed by a hug from Nash caught the world's attention.

While Vince McMahon was fuming backstage, these four competitors went on to change the entire complexion of the business with the infamous Curtain Call incident.

Considering that kayfabe was broken in such style, Triple H's involvement did feel significant in bringing a groundbreaking alteration before heading into the Attitude Era.

Since Kevin Nash and Scott Hall left the company, Vince McMahon used the idea to originate one of the most controversial factions of all time in D-Generation X.

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#2 Responsible for bringing guys that might have never made it here

Nothing but respect
Nothing but respect

While there are many bonafide superstars that have made a mark in the business due to the management's belief in them, there are certain individuals who have remained underappreciated within the business.

However, Hunter's inclusion in the creative aspect of the industry has certainly brought some serious alterations in the way the company has started operating now.

Guys like A.J. Styles, Samoa Joe, Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn Finn Balor, and Shinsuke Nakamura are all talented independent performers but didn't really receive the opportunity they deserved until Triple H opened the gate for them with NXT.

Since NXT has emerged to become the best wrestling show in North America, independent performers are starting to get the push they scratched and clawed so hard for.

The Phenomenal One has himself mentioned the Cerebral Assassins' contribution in bringing him to the WWE and assisting him in becoming the brand he is today within the squared circle.

There's no denying that Triple H is generally in touch with what the fans like to see, and goes the distance in bringing the best talent possible to entertain the WWE Universe.

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#3 He is the reason why women's wrestling became relevant

What a night this was
What a night this was

Despite being vehemently criticized for underutilizing their female talent, Triple H elevated the stature of the division and brought some legitimate attention to the product.

His work in NXT with Sasha Banks, Asuka, Bayley, Ember Moon, Shayna Bazsler, and others has certainly catapulted women's wrestling to a different stratosphere.

A more notable mention goes to the night when Bayley clashed with Sasha Banks for the NXT Women's Championship at NXT Takeover: Brooklyn where both the competitors went toe-to-toe against each other and delivered magic within the squared circle.

Something special was felt that night, and the kind of adulation the fans bestowed upon the female competitors genuinely made the difference and brought some serious alterations in how the company was operating.

Impressed by how things transpired, the Game went ahead to book these two competitors in a headlining act at NXT Takeover: Respect, in an Iron-Woman match which was a ground-breaking moment in itself.

While WWE did celebrate the women's evolution by hosting a historic event with WWE Evolution, we must never forget that it was the Game who gave these competitors the platform they deserved to show the world how incredible they really can be.

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#4 He is extending WWE's reach on multiple international platforms

Is Pete Dunne the future of WWE?
Is Pete Dunne the future of WWE?

Judging by how things have transpired in NXT, the Game's willingness to expand WWE's reach on international platforms is certainly garnering tremendous adulation worldwide.

The fact that the company has been making some clinical business decisions that would assist them in propelling the future of this industry to unimaginable heights.

The sky seems the limit for the Game, as of now. His creative inclusion in bringing Mae Young Classic Tournament and establishing NXT UK has been well received throughout.

His contribution in changing the complexion of the business has increased the expectations of many fans, with legions of them waiting for Hunter to take over and make wrestling great again on the main roster.

Despite receiving some backlash for hosting events without any significant build, WWE's extended reach to bring joy to the fans' all around the world is certainly turning the company into a global phenomenon.

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#5 His creative genius is giving fans the professional wrestling they love

Untouchable creative output
Untouchable creative output

Whether it is elevating the stature of women's wrestling, delivering a riveting five-star classic, bringing old gimmick matches back, or expand the reach of the business, Triple H is giving the wrestling fans everything they love watching.

While the fans have been vocal about WWE's booking on the main roster, Triple H's creative inclusion in NXT certainly gives them hope and affirmation for a better future.

His interventions in the business are groundbreaking and he is definitely doing what is 'best for business'. There's no denying that legions of die-hard supporters do criticize Vince McMahon's wrestling philosophy and consider him out of touch.

However, the storytelling Triple H has managed to tell in NXT is seriously overwhelming and gives us a reason to tune into everything that is transpiring under his supervision.

With the way WWE is changing, Triple H has certainly adapted to what the world needs and made professional wrestling great again, for everyone.

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