Vince McMahon announces retirement on Twitter/Brock Lesnar walks out of WWE and then walks back in

**Mr. Nerfect** · 07-25-2022, 01:55 PM

Jordan with some EXCELLENT posts in here. It’s important to keep in mind what NXT was and the audience Triple H was going for versus the prerogatives of the main WWE roster. There are people thinking the Austin Theory push might disappear, or that Roman won’t be the featured star. Come on now.

But Triple H has got the energy and maybe the desire to let wrestlers talk more organically. Commentators might be allowed to commentate more freely. Certain words may not be banned anymore. Talent might find places that are specifically carved for them if he really likes, as opposed to them not fitting into the gentrified WWE at all. He might choose to put energy into making the shows feel lively for a little while, at least to get himself over in the position before everything feels like it’s painted with the same brush.

It won’t be big, jarring changes. It’ll be little things that were surprisingly big entry blockers. And that will neutralize the perceived uniqueness of AEW for a lot of people. In my opinion, AEW is already not good enough to be acting like they’re heads and tails better than WWE. If WWE gets better? Yikes.

There’s so much to consider. Triple H might even be driven to work with New Japan and/or even AEW. We’ll just have to wait and see.

07-25-2022, 01:55 PM	#11
Mr. Nerfect Posts: 61,531	Jordan with some EXCELLENT posts in here. It’s important to keep in mind what NXT was and the audience Triple H was going for versus the prerogatives of the main WWE roster. There are people thinking the Austin Theory push might disappear, or that Roman won’t be the featured star. Come on now. But Triple H has got the energy and maybe the desire to let wrestlers talk more organically. Commentators might be allowed to commentate more freely. Certain words may not be banned anymore. Talent might find places that are specifically carved for them if he really likes, as opposed to them not fitting into the gentrified WWE at all. He might choose to put energy into making the shows feel lively for a little while, at least to get himself over in the position before everything feels like it’s painted with the same brush. It won’t be big, jarring changes. It’ll be little things that were surprisingly big entry blockers. And that will neutralize the perceived uniqueness of AEW for a lot of people. In my opinion, AEW is already not good enough to be acting like they’re heads and tails better than WWE. If WWE gets better? Yikes. There’s so much to consider. Triple H might even be driven to work with New Japan and/or even AEW. We’ll just have to wait and see.