Triple H may have already lost faith in top WWE RAW heel weeks after his return

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But what came as a big shocker was Big Cass getting pinned. This move raised a lot of eyebrows and turned many heads. The 6-foot-10-inch giant dominated RAW for weeks and wreaked havoc on the roster after his big return last month. Just when WWE should have ensured Cass’ monstrous aura remained intact, Hunter handed him a big loss. The 40-year-old getting pinned this week indicates that Triple H may have dropped the ball on him.

WWE had a great option to have Austin Theory take the pinfall at the hands of Je’Von Evans in the Money in the Bank qualifying match. But the company putting Big Cass in harm’s way paints a poignant picture of the creative team’s diminishing interest in him. What happened on RAW this week crushed his weeks of momentum, making one thing clear: Triple H may have already lost his faith in The Redwood weeks after his return.

Triple H may have no plans for Big Cass on WWE RAW

When Big Cass returned to WWE after eight years, there was quite a bit of excitement among fans. The 40-year-old attacked random superstars every week on Monday Night RAW, making a blockbuster statement. It was believed to be Cass’ resurgence as a big heel on the roster. But it appears that the company does not have any plans for him.

Big Cass was involved in a feud with Je’Von Evans on RAW, as the latter was one of the victims of his random weekly attacks. It looked like a promising feud in the men’s division. However, that storyline didn’t last even a month, with Triple H putting an abrupt end to it. Following that, Cass remained away from the spotlight, indicating that the creative team had no plans for him.

This week on RAW, he competed in a Money in the Bank qualifier match, where the 40-year-old suffered a big loss. His bitter rival Je’Von Evans advanced to the contest, making it pretty clear that WWE has bifurcated both superstars’ paths. Given the recent developments, it is safe to say that Triple H has no active plans in store for Big Cass on RAW.

The superstar who was being built as a credible, dominant heel on the roster last month is now struggling to find a good feud on the red brand. The creative team has seemingly lost interest in Cass for whatever reason. It will be interesting to see what the future holds for The Redwood following his big loss this week on Monday Night RAW.