WWE News: Triple H "severely underwhelmed" with the performance of few of the returning superstars

WWE News: Triple H “severely underwhelmed” with the performance of few of the returning superstars

Saunak Nag

WWE News: Triple H: The Game took over WWE’s creative after his father-in-law Vince McMahon announced his retirement as the CEO of the Stamford-based promotion back in July. Since taking over, the 14-time world champion has introduced a new style of working and has brought back a crop of former superstars who were underutilized during […]

WWE News: Triple H: The Game took over WWE’s creative after his father-in-law Vince McMahon announced his retirement as the CEO of the Stamford-based promotion back in July. Since taking over, the 14-time world champion has introduced a new style of working and has brought back a crop of former superstars who were underutilized during Vince McMahon’s reign. Some of the names on the list include Hit Row, Karrion Kross, Johnny Gargano, Candice LeRae, Dexter Lumis, Dakota Kai, Braun Strowman, Bray Wyatt, and Tegan Nox. In addition, Triple H’s way of working has garnered massive praise from wrestlers around the world who have expressed their desire to work under The Game. Follow WWE News and Updates with InsideSport.IN

WWE News: Triple H “severely underwhelmed” with the performance of few of the returning superstars

Now a tweet from WrestleVotes reported that “a handful of talent” has “underperformed” and failed to impress the WWE management. It was also mentioned that the performances have left Triple H and others “severely underwhelmed.” The names of the underperforming talent were kept under wraps although a few of them were subject to criticism on social media due to their performance being not up to the mark.

“I’m told a handful of talent brought back in the ‘rehiring wave’ over the summer have underperformed and severely underwhelmed Triple H & others since returning to the company,”

I’m told a handful of talent brought back in the “rehiring wave” over the summer have underperformed and severely underwhelmed Triple H & others since returning to the company.

— WrestleVotes (@WrestleVotes) December 14, 2022

WWE News: WWE and Triple H hired a horror writer to plot Bray Wyatt’s return

As the list of underperforming superstars has not been revealed, it will be a surprise if Bray Wyatt is found on that list.

Triple H had earlier stated that Wyatt’s return had boosted the viewership numbers of Extreme Rules by a large percentage. Now WWE CEO Stephanie McMahon has explained that Triple H pulled off a master stroke by hiring a horror writer for the White Rabbit campaign which was aired for several weeks leading to the return of the wrestler.

When you think about the changes that he’s [Paul Levesque] made, the talent that he’s brought back, but not only just bringing back stars but how he’s doing that. But for example, we were bringing back one of our biggest stars named Bray Wyatt whose character is a little bit of a cult-type leader and we used a multimedia approach and hired a horror writer [Rob Fee] to come in and really help us craft this narrative so that our fans were engaged,” said McMahon. “We started doing Q.R. codes randomly in the background. Like if a Q.R. code just popped up behind us and you guys clicked on it, it took you to a link — there is no Q.R. code — but it took you to a link where there was a hangman game and then you saw this white rabbit show up. It’s what we call The White Rabbit Project.” (via Wrestlezone)

This phone number flashed in the Uncle Howdy video during Bray Wyatt's promo.

Call it and you'll hear a psychiatrist say Bray is a danger to himself and others.

I love how layered this character is. Big props WWE. #SmackDown pic.twitter.com/Zg2o0HYoQL

— Just Alyx (@JustAlyxCentral) November 26, 2022