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Now, after WrestleMania 42, former WWE writer Vince Russo has called out Triple H for his controversial comments on The Brand podcast. The veteran said he believed The Game didn’t deserve to be heading the creative department, and he only received this spot because he married Stephanie McMahon.
“Bro, he did this. This guy doesn’t know what he’s doing. He does not belong in that [creative] spot. You never have the mindset, ‘Oh, this could be an okay show. This is going to be mediocre. It’s not going to be a great show.’ Bro, this guy should not be in that spot… Let’s stop. The guy’s in this spot because he married Stephanie [McMahon]. Period, end of story, bro. He’s got no business in this spot. He hasn’t been successful in this spot. He’s been a failure in this spot. The product s**ks because he’s in this spot, and that’s the only reason he’s in this spot,” he said.
Russo added that he believed The King of Kings was “making up excuses” and needed to take responsibility for WWE’s bad product.
“What is this ebb and flow? (…) He’s such an idiot, bro. He’s such an idiot. He has no idea what he’s talking about. It just sounds like he’s making up excuses. This is the guy that made me stop watching wrestling after God knows how many years. I don’t watch it anymore because of the product they were putting out. He’s responsible for that, bro. No matter what he says, ebbs and flows, there’s no backup. No matter what he wants to say, you are the guy responsible,” he added.
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Triple H welcomed Paige back to WWE
At WrestleMania 42, Paige made her massive return to WWE to replace an injured Nikki Bella. The former Divas Champion teamed up with Brie Bella to defeat Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss, Nia Jax & Lash Legend, and Bayley & Lyra Valkyria to become the new WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions.
After the match, Triple H took to Instagram to upload a backstage photo with The Bella Twins and Paige, welcoming the latter to her “home.”
“Welcome home. #AndNew”
It remains to be seen what the Triple H-led creative team has planned for the Stamford-based promotion’s weekly product after WWE WrestleMania 42.
Please credit Vince Russo’s The Brand and give an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling if you use quotes from the first half of this article.
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