5 things we would be guaranteed of when Triple H takes over WWE

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WWE COO Triple H

Change is the only constant in this world and the same applies to the world of professional wrestling. There's no denying that Vince McMahon has given his life to the company. However, we all know that his days as the chairman of the company are numbered.

Triple H might be taking over the company from Vince McMahon sooner than later. After making NXT a huge success, Triple H might consider doing the same to the entire company. Here are five things we would be guaranteed of when Triple H takes over.


#5 More wrestling, less comedy

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Nobody cares if he got kids

If you watch NXT, you will simply see that the main focus of the brand is wrestling. It simply shows what Triple H is focused on. Considering the main roster, you may see comedy and other non-required acts rather than wrestling. It tells us the difference between the booking Triple H does and the booking Vince does.

It simply shows that after Triple H takes over, we might see less of comedy acts. Expect better wrestling decisions and matches to take place on weekly shows rather than food fights and other comedy acts.


#4 Better match quality

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WWE's last main roster Five-star match was in 2011

We all know Triple H makes better booking decisions than Vince McMahon.

The main roster matches are lacklustre if we compare them with NXT matches. NXT delivers great matches every week, something rare on the main roster.

If we talk about NXT, Triple H's creative decisions led us to four five-star matches this year and the first ever five-star match of WWE in seven years. This guarantees us that whenever Triple H takes over, we are going to see great matches every week on the main roster.

#3 Treating both brands equally

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Raw is always considered superior to SmackDown

If you consider both of WWE's main roster brands, WWE has never treated both brands equally.

Even after SmackDown has become a better show than Raw and is leading WWE to bigger profits, WWE still considers Raw as their A-Show while SmackDown is considered the B-Show.

If we consider both brands after the brand split that happened in 2016, a SmackDown Live match hasn't main-evented a dual-branded PPV. Even after having the WWE Championship as the top prize on SmackDown (considered the biggest prize of WWE), WWE hasn't let the championship be a better title than the Universal Championship.

At Extreme Rules 2018, we saw the Intercontinental title end the show rather than the WWE Championship, considering the IC title is just a singles title while the WWE Title is the biggest prize in sports entertainment.

Whenever Triple H takes over, there might be brand equality. WWE would not be focused only on Raw. Triple H will make sure that both brands get equal treatment and equal main-event slots.

#2 Booking Raw less than 3 hours

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Raw has been a 3 hour show since 2012

Just before Raw aired its 1000th Episode, WWE made Raw a 3 hour show. WWE has been airing WWE Raw for three hours since 2012.

It has been very difficult for viewers to watch Raw for a full three hours, and it is one of the main reasons for Raw's lowering viewership.

Triple H has agreed. The show will not stay boring when he takes over, but it would still be very difficult to sit and watch a three-hour long show. Triple H has himself stated that it would be difficult for him to book a three-hour show, so he would consider bringing Raw back to two hours.

Raw might be going back to the glory days!

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Roman Reigns might not remain 'The Top Guy'

Since 2015, WWE Creatives with Vince's backing have been behind Roman Reigns. WWE has let Roman Reigns main event four WrestleManias in a row, and he is no stranger to being in main events in general.

WWE has the most stacked roster in history and while there are a lot of talented superstars killing it on the main roster, some superstars are still waiting for their moment. Superstars like Cesaro, Bayley, Bray Wyatt, Finn Balor and Kevin Owens are being totally wasted under Vince McMahon, but Triple H's inclusion could genuinely shift things around.

'The Game' could change the whole narrative surrounding these underrated characters, and would definitely give them the spotlight they rightfully deserve when he takes over. He might end Roman Reigns getting half of the WWE spotlight, and see the likes of Finn Balor, Shinsuke Nakamura and Kevin Owens get to the top.

Triple H could make some notable changes to the current booking of these characters and turn them into profitable athletes.

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