WWE: Triple H comments on Adam Rose's character, Rose talks about being himself

WWE superstar Adam Rose in action against Fandango

Rose tells how his real life character is similar to the one in WWE

WWE superstar Adam Rose was interviewed by The Miami Herald with the purpose to promote the July 21 episode of Monday Night Raw which will be held in Miami.

Rose aka Leo Kruger spoke about his real character stating that it is quite similar to the Rose character he plays on TV.

"I don't think there's much of a difference between Adam Rose and myself. I think people around me know that. I think a lot of people who know me and saw Adam Rose for the first time are like, 'Oh wow, you finally became yourself.' Just be yourself, basically."

Triple H says its the total package that makes a star

WWE COO, Triple H, also commented on the on-screen persona and style of Rose.

"There's all these pieces to the puzzle. Your entrance. Your music. Your presentation. What you're wearing. All those things are components to making a star. If you're writing the movie, 'Rocky,' a big part of that movie is Apollo Creed coming to the ring dressed as Uncle Sam and throwing the money. It's part of the pageantry. You're writing a TV show and a movie, and that's how you create characters. In the past, we'd give a guy some music, and he goes to the ring. 'What are you going to do when you come out? I don't know. I'll wave to the crowd and go up in the corner and put my hands up.' That was just what you did. You just figure it out over time."

"Now, with the beauty of the [WWE] Performance Center [the state-of-the-art all-purpose training ground for WWE hopefuls], we can step back prior to all that stuff and try to get these guys to a place where a lot of those kinks and things are worked out, so we're not waiting six months to see that this guy now has a pretty cool entrance. It's coming out the shoot when he first appears on Raw or SmackDown. He's already got something really cool. Now, how can we make it even cooler. How can we make it more epic and more big main stage, and how can we make that more worthy of Raw or SmackDown. That's all part of the process."