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Triple H has been at the forefront of the post-Vince McMahon era in WWE. A wrestling veteran, Stevie Richards, recently made a massive claim about The Game's personality.
After McMahon left the Stamford-based company last year amid being sued by former employee Janel Grant for alleged sex trafficking and sexual assault, Triple H took full control of Creative. At WrestleMania 40, Stephanie McMahon ushered in the Paul Levesque era. Over the next several months, the 14-time world champion appeared on camera several times to kick off shows or get involved in storylines. Last Monday, the 55-year-old opened RAW's debut episode on Netflix.
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While reviewing RAW on his The Stevie Richards Show, the former WWE Hardcore Champion commented on the opening video for which Triple H did the voice-over. He pointed out that it contained "old-school Vince McMahon verbiage." The 53-year-old veteran then claimed that The Game is "turning into Vince":
"Whoever wrote that is awesome. But there's some very old-school Vince McMahon verbiage there. Like, it's just weird unless it's just instilled with the company. But that sounds like something Vince would voice over. Very weird. I mean, Triple H is essentially turning into Vince," he said. [From 01:54 to 02:14]
Wrestling veteran thinks TKO should fire Triple H from WWE
During a recent appearance on the Keepin' It 100 podcast, wrestling veteran Bin Hamin addressed Triple H's future in the Stamford-based company. He claimed TKO should let him go.
Hamin added that The Game is an "open liability" for the current owners due to his connection to former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon:
"You asked me why I thought I'd get rid of him. I'm looking at it from a board of directors' point of view of anybody with one degree of separation from McMahon we don't need here anymore because that is an open liability that could come back and shock us," he said.
On the same podcast, wrestling veteran Konnan disagreed with Bin Hamin, pointing out that Triple H should not be held responsible for his father-in-law's actions.
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