5 things to expect when Triple H takes over WWE

Change is the only constant in this world and the same applies to the world of professional wrestling. The fans have evolved in their mindset and appreciate the technicalities that are involved in wrestling today.

There's no denying that Vince McMahon's contribution to the wrestling business has been enormous but it's safe to say that his days as the Chairman of the company are numbered.

Eventually, the business will be handed over to the visionary minds of Triple H and Stephanie McMahon. 'The Game' is a firm believer in expanding the business and turning it into a global phenomenon and judging by his creative input in NXT, it's obvious that the company is in safe hands.

There have been rumors surrounding Hunter's role within the company and if these rumours are to be believed, then he will surely take over the WWE sooner rather than later.

Here are five brave choices Triple H could make when he takes over WWE.

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#5 Showering equitable spotlight to all the performers

Will Cesaro ever grab the brass ring?

WWE has the most stacked roster in history today and while there are a lot of talented superstars killing it on the main roster, some superstars are still waiting for their moment. Superstars like Cesaro, Bayley and Bray Wyatt are being totally wasted under Vince McMahon but Triple H's inclusion could genuinely shift things around.

A superstar like Bayley who became the heart and soul of the women's division has been reduced to the extent of a glorified jobber and that hurts the credibility of the main event superstar.

'The Game' could change the whole narrative surrounding these under-rated characters and, would definitely give them the spotlight they rightfully deserve when he takes over.

McMahon does have a quixotic approach to this business but his extreme concentration on the poster boys have reduced the possibility of pushing other guys. Triple H could excel in this department considering how brilliant NXT has become under his umbrella.

The Game could make some notable changes to the current booking of these characters and turn them into profitable athletes.

#4 Booking tremendous in-ring quality matches

Shinsuke Nakamura delivered a classic in his debut for NXT against Sami Zayn

Let's put this into perspective by saying that WWE under the supervision of McMahon is promoted as an industry which provides entertainment with wrestling in the backdrop.

There's a lot of difference between Shinsuke Nakamura's NXT and main roster debuts and that speaks volumes considering how out of touch McMahon has become. Triple H has been vocal about his vision of expanding the business to different markets in the world.

The fans today like watching wrestling and judge the product by the quality of the matches and this has allowed the Superstars to make a name for themselves on a bigger platform like the WWE.

If a Superstar like Johnny Gargano was sent directly to the main roster, he wouldn't have delivered a five-star classic with Andrade 'Cien' Almas.

If you're a die hard WWE fan and enjoy watching the technical aspect of wrestling, then you'll definitely understand the enormous difference between Shinsuke Nakamura's main roster and NXT matches. The Japanese sensation delivered a classic with Sami Zayn but failed to excite the audience on the main roster with Dolph Ziggler. This speaks volumes when differentiating the vision of Triple H with that of Vince.

NXT delivers tremendous in-ring quality bouts and it's safe to say that 'The Cerebral Assassin' will continue to endorse it when he makes a giant leap to the main roster. McMahon's involvement in the XFL would definitely invite some monumental changes by the CEO, Triple H.

Performances of the Superstars on a weekly basis could make them a marketable deal within the company and it's safe to say that in a few years, WWE will change its trademark entertainment style into something more fresh and relevant.

#3 Concentrating on character-driven storytelling

One of the greatest stories told inside the squared circle

If you are a die-hard wrestling fan and a constant follower of NXT, then you will realise how significant storytelling is to create a marketable superstar. A guy like Daniel Bryan would have never been the superstar that he is today without productive story telling. The future of the company under the bright wings of Triple H would definitely see a lot of focus on the narrative in pushing the superstar to the top.

Sometimes, telling a beautiful story with fantastic wrestling creates moments that are buzz-worthy and catapults superstars to new heights. Triple H's visionary approach to the world of sports entertainment would definitely shake things up and, bring some quality television to the viewers on a weekly basis.

Vince has produced some monumental storylines in the past but there's no denying that his ideology does not connect with the current fan base. If there's anyone who could fill that gap and give something the fans desperately want to see, it is Triple H.

Look at the current crop of independent performers that are continuously displaying tremendous developments. Superstars like Velveteen Dream and Aleister Black have made fantastic transitions in their characters and have been catapulted to the top of NXT today. A more character driven storytelling could turn these superstars into hot marketable commodities.

Imagine someone like Johnny Gargano or Sami Zayn working their way to the top and are being pushed legitimately from a creative stand-point, then they'll turn out to be monetary benefits for the company as a whole and it speaks volumes. The impact of Triple H taking over the company will be colossal and if there's a momentous time to pull that trigger, it is now.

#2 Turning top superstars into legitimate heel magnets

Talk about a game changer

The agility to run between the ropes, deliver tight promo skills and transform characters are the ingredients that make a superstar in 2018. The body-building fantasy of Vince McMahon will not work in the future and promoting guys like Roman Reigns as a babyface despite the poor response is sickening, to say the least. The era of Triple H could definitely change a lot of perceptions regarding the face of the company.

The future might see a sensational shake-up for the top spot in the company considering how stacked the roster is today. There is no denying that Roman Reigns is an absolutely wonderful performer but, he has failed to connect with the audience. This connection could hurt his credibility as a long-term performer considering the company will continue to push him without any legitimate narrative.

WWE understands the heat he gets and turning someone like Reigns into a heel would be the most productive thing they ever do. Triple H's era might see a game-changing shift in the character transformations of different superstars. Roman Reigns turning heel would make him a dominating threat and, make him the most marketable superstar on the roster. Something like this would be a brave choice to pull off but would definitely bring monetary gains nonetheless.

#1 Women's division could headline WrestleMania

The future is 'now'

WWE has done a solid job in elevating the Women's division to new heights and Stephanie McMahon and Triple H are responsible for that. The division is constantly making history and delivering some of the best matches on the card on a weekly basis. 'The Game' understands the need to move ahead and change the business for the better.

From a creative and a business standpoint, the women's division headlining WrestleMania seems inevitable and would definitely give the ladies the respect they deserve in the ring. The Takeover match between Sasha Banks and Bayley headlined the show and produced one of the greatest matches of the Women's division.

The era of Vince McMahon saw female wrestlers being booked like divas. That definitely hurt the credibility of those athletes. The Mae Young Classic saw a significant change in the company and, it is 'The Game' whose ideology is changing the business forever.

The WWE is continuing to make history with the talented women and, it seems legitimately possible that Hunter will definitely strive towards changing the landscape of the business. The Women's division headlining WrestleMania would be money and would help the company in longer-term prospects.