It has come to light that WWE‘s vigorous promotion of the Triple H era in its programming is a deliberate effort to create distance from Vince McMahon.
Dave Meltzer, on the Wrestling Observer Radio podcast, shed light on the motives behind this strategic shift, emphasising the need to disassociate from the negative publicity surrounding Vince McMahon. Meltzer articulates:
They’re a lot of reasons why they’re doing it. The key one is because of the negative publicity Vince [McMahon] got they want to make sure that everyone knows it’s not Vince and they’re gonna hammer this thing down that it’s Paul Levesque.
This strategic manoeuvre is aimed at steering the spotlight away from Vince McMahon and towards Paul Levesque. WWE’s commitment to propelling the Triple H era serves as a pivotal means to assert a departure from the controversies linked to Vince McMahon and reinforce Triple H’s prominent role in the company’s direction.
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