Thread: The legacy of HHH
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Old 12-28-2017, 06:35 PM   #45
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Originally Posted by Emperor Smeat View Post
In terms of backstage, WWF would have gotten rid of a Hogan-like politician during the latter half of the Attitude Era and early Brand Split Era. Maybe RAW has their own "Smackdown 6" type era instead of the Reign of Terror. Same for arguably one of the biggest ever Mania mistakes of Triple H over Booker T at Mania 19 never happening. Possibly Shane never leaves and his ideas and plans becomes the new future for the WWE instead of Triple H and Steph's plans.

In terms of stars, post-HBK DX suffers a lot or never occurs since Triple H was the person who put the 2nd group together backstage. WWF also would be missing someone very valuable as a top heel during the late Attitude Era especially after Austin was out due to injury and Rock taking over as the big face star.
Shane doesn't have his father's mind for the business. I've read /listened to multiple interviews that said Shane's ideas were usually too far out there. I don't think Vince would have given the same amount of power to Shane as he did Steph and HHH
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