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The Undertaker has finally commented on Triple H's controversial statements ahead of WrestleMania 40 that got wrestling fans buzzing.
The Game mentioned that many didn't want to be a part of WWE as they didn't want to go through the "grind" and that just because somebody had found success outside the company, doesn't mean they would become a top star in WWE.
Hunter's statements drew several reactions from the wrestling world and now The Undertaker has shared his views on his podcast, Six Feet Under. The Phenom explained that he agreed with HHH, saying talents were unlikely to succeed in WWE if they weren't ready to fully immerse themselves in the company's system.
“Somebody asked Triple H about other talent coming in from other places. It was so true, but I never heard anybody really say it. There was a time like back in the day when guys came in from WCW and were big stars in WCW, and not such big stars when they got to WWE. Of course, people always want to point fingers, ‘There was this vendetta.’ That’s just c**p. If you draw money…obviously, you have to be put in a situation to be able to draw money, but you have to work within that WWE frame of mind," said The Undertaker. (H/T Fightful)
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Moreover, many fans also believed that Triple H's comments were directed at Will Ospreay, who chose to sign with AEW over WWE. In retaliation, The Aerial Assassin, too, took a personal dig at Triple H on an episode of AEW Dynamite.
The Undertaker praises Triple H's work in WWE
Elsewhere on the podcast, The Deadman lavished praise on Triple H's work as the Chief Content Officer since assuming the role close to three years back.
The Undertaker explained that The Game had a keen understanding of the wrestling business and that he also understood the pulse of the audience. Furthermore, the WWE legend added that Hunter had evolved into a great mentor.
"He’s always had that mind for the business. He’s always had a really good comprehension of the business. Not only idea-wise and being kind of in tune with our audience for the most part. He also knows how to deal with the athletes now. His demeanor and the way that he interacts with talent is really good. When I’m around, I kind of watch from afar, and it’s just a really good mentor type. He’s wearing a lot of hats, but his demeanor and the ability to lock in with today’s talent. It’s different than it used to be," added The Phenom.
The Undertaker was last seen on WWE's programming at WrestleMania 40, where he left the crowd in awe by taking out The Rock in the main event of Night Two.
