3 WWE Superstars who are against Intergender wrestling and 2 who support it

Modified Nov 29, 2020 05:44 GMT

#1 Triple H feels women don't need to wrestle men to succeed

WWE EVP Triple H has done a lot to bring women's wrestling to the forefront. His work in NXT has been instrumental in putting the spotlight on women and making the Women's Revolution a big success. Back in late 2018, The Game talked with Manny Tsigas and answered a bunch of questions. Here are some of Triple H's statements when asked about his thoughts on intergender wrestling.

Women WWE Superstars don't need a man to make them successful in the ring. They don't need a man to step in the ring with them to make them have a spectacular match.

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To say for a female to prove that she is empowered she has to compete against a man, or to have a man in the ring with her to be able to do what she does at a high enough level? No, you know what makes a female empowered? When she is so good with another female in the ring that no man on the card can stand up to them.

Triple H will take the reigns of WWE from Vince McMahon in the future

In the future, Triple H is set to take the helm from Vince McMahon, alongside his wife Stephanie McMahon. Judging by his thoughts on intergender wrestling, it's safe to assume that WWE won't be bringing this concept back anytime soon.

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