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“If I look at the job today and I don’t want the job today, because there are so many masters to serve, one of them being the algorithm, the other being the distributors. You have to please Netflix. You have to please NBCU. You have to please Disney slash ESPN. You have to please the purchasing audience. You have to please the talent. You have to please a lot of masters… Paul Levesque is the best person for that job,” Heyman said.
Paul Heyman further highlighted the qualities that made Triple H as good he is as a booker. He spoke about the 56-year-old’s deep understanding of the business.
“He’s a collaborator. He pivots. He understands. And he understands that what works today may not work tomorrow and what works tomorrow may not work in two days. He’s brilliant at taking a look at the landscape and understanding does this make sense. Is it logical? Does the storyline work? Will it create box office and interest and intrigue? Does it work for the characters involved? Does it progress the characters involved and take them from being characters on a television show into becoming attractions?” he added.
You can check out the entire conversation in the video below:
Paul Heyman made a massive claim about WWE CCO Triple H
Later during the same conversation, Paul Heyman stated that Triple H was currently handling things better in comparison to two years ago, when Heyman got inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.
The Vision member further claimed that if someone gave him a few billion dollars to start a wrestling promotion, he would hire Triple H for the job of the creative head.
“He’s doing it better now than he did just a couple of years ago when I stood during my Hall of Fame speech and told everybody, ‘I’m appalled of that guy.’ Because it’s not just the way that, it’s not just how he guides us, it’s the manner in which he does so. And the collaborative effort with him is even better now than it was then. So you give me a few billion dollars and say, ‘Start a wrestling company,’ I’m hiring him for the job,” Heyman said.
Paul Heyman has been absent from WWE programming since Bron Breakker accidentally speared him through the barricade. It remains to be seen when the WWE Hall of Famer makes his return to the red brand’s show.
In case you use any quotes from this article, please credit Chris Van Vliet with an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.
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