3-time WWE Champion is getting pushed only because of Triple H, says veteran (Exclusive)

Triple H accused of favoring former WWE champion. (Image via WWE.com)
Triple H on WWE TV (Image via wwe.com)

WWE RAW recently saw the return of two former champions. Rusev joined the company last month, while Sheamus made his on-screen comeback a few weeks ago. Vince Russo spoke about the former League of Nations members following this week's show.

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Rusev has been targeting and tormenting The Alpha Academy ever since he returned to the company. After defeating Otis in his first match back, The Redeemer decimated his tag team partner, Akira Tozawa, this week. The former champion managed to secure the win within minutes, but continued to assault Tozawa until Sheamus arrived to confront him.

On Sportskeeda Wrestling's Legion of RAW, former WWE head writer Vince Russo said he was puzzled by Rusev vs. Tozawa. He questioned Sheamus' interaction with The Bulgarian Brute before claiming that the three-time WWE Champion was "Triple H's boy." Russo felt that The Celtic Warrior was being featured in prominent angles because of his relationship with The Game.

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"Somebody [behind the scenes] is suggesting that because Sheamus is Triple H's boy. He's always been Triple H's boy. Triple H discovered Sheamus. So, if somebody throws Sheamus out there, they're getting points with Triple H. Meanwhile, people are sitting at home like, 'Yeah, we care about Sheamus?'" Russo said. [From 27:29 onwards]
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Rusev and Sheamus have a huge following and are veterans in the pro wrestling world. The two are close friends off-screen and have often been seen working out together. Hence, it'll be exciting to see their chemistry play out on screen.


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