Ahead of Bash in Berlin, WWE World Heavyweight Champion Gunther has praised Triple H’s approach to international stars. Triple H, the Chief Content Officer of WWE, took over the role when Vince McMahon left the promotion.
In 2022, Vince McMahon abruptly retired amid a scandal involving hush money payments. However, this brief comeback ended at the beginning of this year when a lawsuit alleging sexual misconduct forced McMahon to step down from his board position.
With Vince McMahon gone from the promotion, Triple H has made significant changes to it. These have received massive praise from fans, backstage officials, and talents. They are pleased with The Game’s approach to the current WWE product.
Gunther, who is preparing to defend his WWE World Heavyweight Championship against Randy Orton this weekend at Bash in Berlin, has shared his thoughts on Triple H’s approach to WWE’s international talents.
What did Gunther say about Triple H’s approach?
The World Heavyweight Champion GUNTHER recently spoke to Sports Illustrated. The Ring General spoke about how Triple H has transformed WWE’s approach to international talent. He highlighted that The Game has introduced a new strategy compared to the previous leadership of Vince McMahon.
Gunther believes it is beneficial that many international wrestlers are now signed to WWE. Under Triple H’s leadership, promotion gains are made from a diverse array of wrestling cultures and styles.
Fans have witnessed stars like Drew McIntyre, Gunther, Ilja Dragunov, Rhea Ripley, Lyra Valkyria, and many others either achieving success or completely reinventing themselves. Under Triple H’s leadership, WWE has also expanded its international reach by hosting premium live events in various countries.
Since last year, WWE has held events in places such as Puerto Rico, Scotland, France, and Australia. While the promotion has traditionally toured these countries annually, The Game’s vision has elevated by bringing premium live events to these locations. Now, the promotion is preparing for this weekend’s Bash in Berlin.
