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Triple H is undoubtedly going to be the one to succeed Vince McMahon as the head of the company in a few years. His role right now is no less and has a say in the company's creative and financial departments.
While the final decision is still said to be that of Vince, there is no denying that Triple H is doing all he can on a day-to-day basis. While The Game loves to push a few Superstars, Vince just does not see anything good in them.
Here are 5 Superstars who Triple H loves but Vince doesn't:
#5 The Revival
The Revival are easily one of the most talented Superstars on the WWE roster right now. The tag-team have the ability to steal the show every single time they are out there in the ring but somehow, do not get to show their talents a lot of times.
Their time in NXT proves that Triple H is a big fan of theirs but is it evident that Vince McMahon isn't. It's difficult to understand why the chairman is not in favor of them utilizing their talents to the maximum.
Two probable reasons come to mind:
1) They have not signed new deals
The tag-team duo were offered new deals long back but they are yet to sign them. Moreover, they had asked for their release as well and WWE did not grant them. Their current deals are set to expire next year and looking at things right now, it is very likely that they will be leaving the company soon.
2) Vince just does not like tag-team wrestling
Tom Prichard revealed on Wrestling Inc's WINCLY last year that the chairman was just not in favor of tag-team wrestling as is it not 'economically good'. he said:
“Number one, I think, and I've always heard this, and after realizing it and being in the office, I do understand it's an economic decision. Instead of having one guy in one match, you have two guys in one match, and you have four guys in one match, so do you invest that on TV?”
#4 Tyler Breeze
Believe it or not, Tyler Breeze has been in WWE for almost 9 years now. Prince Pretty was in the company's developmental territories for 5 years before he was in the main roster.
While he never won a title in NXT or on the main roster, it is clear that Triple H sees him as a very good mid-carder. Breeze has the skills to succeed in the ring but was just not getting the opportunity under Vince McMahon.
After spending almost 4 years on the main roster, Breeze is back in NXT right now and is enjoying his time in the brand. He's already challenged for the NXT North American championship and is likely to be put in the title picture when The Undisputed Era are pushed to the main roster.
Why Vince never gave him a good push and why he was only used in backstage segments, will remain a mystery.
#3 Robert Roode (fka Bobby Roode)
Robert Roode is one of the most experienced stars on the roster right now. When WWE signed him in 2016, it was sure that in no time, he was going to be promoted from NXT to the main roster.
Roode became the NXT champion just 8 months after signing with the company and in the process, became the oldest NXT champion ever. Seven months later, the Glorious one was moved to SmackDown Live and was put in the feud for the United States title.
While he is brilliant in the ring and also good on the microphone, he has never been given a good singles run for a long time now. It is clear that Triple H rates him a lot but Vince just does not see him as a singles star or maybe he's regarded as just a midcarder who can challenge and drop the title soon.
#2 EC3
Just like Robert Roode, EC3 was too pushed to the main roster from NXT very quickly. He made his NXT debut in January 2018 and in December the same year, it was announced that he would be debuting on the main roster.
It looked like Dean Ambrose, who was on his way out, was going to put EC3 over and then leave the company. The two were in a feud for a short time but it ended abruptly. EC3 is caught in the middle of nowhere and is seen on WWE TV running around, chasing the 24/7 title.
Triple H could have done a lot more with him in NXT and EC3 would have been a brilliant NXT champion as well. it is unclear as to who made the decision of bringing him up the main roster so soon but it's very clear that Vince is not in favor of giving him a push any time soon.
#1 Eric Young
Majority of Eric Young's WWE career has been with SAnitY, but his time in NXT was a huge success. The 39-year-old has been with the company for almost 3 years now and has only won the NXT Tag Titles so far.
Despite being 'stuck' in the fraction during his time in NXT, it was clear that Triple H saw his as an outstanding wrestler who could lead a top fraction. With Alexander Wolfe and Killian Dain, he was a part of one of the best NXT factions, but all that ended when he was promoted to the main roster.
SAnitY was broken up very quickly, and now Eric Young is nowhere. His time in TNA shows that he can be one of the best in singles performances, but he is just not getting the chance in WWE.
He has all the abilities to be the United States or Intercontinental champion, but he has not even been made the 24/7 champion so far!
