“Shape and size, I’d love to see” – Triple H reveals what he wants in the current generation of WWE stars

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The Cerebral Assassin said that it depends on the type of character that a wrestler wants to portray. He gave an example of Brock Lesnar, who he thought wouldn’t look as “frightening” as he does if he didn’t have an incredible physique.

“I feel like it’s mixed depending on who you are as a performer and what you’re bringing to the table. So, you know, I don’t know would Brock Lesnar be as frightening if he didn’t look like Brock Lesnar?” he said.

Triple H added that he believed there should be some variety in the talents’ physical appearance, as there was room for someone built like Lesnar, Gunther, or even the late great Kamala. The WWE CCO also mentioned that he would love to see “shape and size” like Kamala in the current generation of WWE stars.

“Umm, but I don’t think you have to have it. I don’t think it has to be; I’m a bigger believer in the variety of things. Somebody doesn’t have to be, there needs to be some semblance of believability to what we do, right? But I don’t think that means you have to be a bodybuilder. I don’t think it means you have to be, you know, lean where you could see abs, but I think that works for some folks. I think also room for the Gunthers. I’d love to see the Kamala. Shape and size, I’d love to see,” he added.

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WWE CCO Triple H talked about Cody Rhodes destroying his throne in AEW

During the same edition of Cody Rhodes’ What Do You Wanna Talk About? podcast, Triple H talked about how he felt after The American Nightmare controversially destroyed the WWE CCO’s throne during a segment in AEW.

The King of Kings said that if he had a problem with Rhodes destroying his throne, he would have called the latter on the spot and asked if everything was okay between them, because he felt he was close to the Undisputed WWE Champion’s father, the late great Dusty Rhodes.

“Believe me, if I would have thought there was malice in it, and maybe indirectly there was some at the time, I don’t know. But if I would have thought there was any serious malice in it, I would have called you and said, ‘Hey, dude, like, are we okay?’ Because I was so close to your dad, but then I always felt like a connection to you,” he said.

In the same podcast with Cody Rhodes, Triple H also confirmed that a popular WWE name has officially retired from in-ring competition.

Please credit Cody Rhodes’ What Do You Wanna Talk About? podcast and give an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling if you use quotes from the first half of this article.