Historic Triple H rival opens up about his WWE booking

Kevin Nash has expressed strong support for Paul Levesque’s creative leadership in WWE. The period since WrestleMania has been increasingly recognized as the “Triple H era” following Vince McMahon’s departure from creative duties.

On his “Kliq This” podcast, Nash addressed Michael Cole’s public acknowledgment of the current period as Triple H’s era. His comments reflected on the significance of this recognition:

The Triple H era. I was happy because last week we talked about this, and sometimes I feel biased, so I gave credit to Endeavor. I don’t want to appear like I’m just praising my friend at every opportunity. It was good to see Michael Cole say that we’re in the Triple H era.

Nash continued with additional perspective on Levesque’s impact:

It’s the Paul Levesque era. You can call him Triple H if you want. It’s Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque, I think that’s how they presented it. But it’s the Triple H era because people work for him, run through walls for him. He understands everything.

Triple H outlines vision for RAW’s Netflix transition

Building on the momentum of WWE’s current direction, Triple H addressed the upcoming move to Netflix during the WWE RAW on Netflix Kickoff event. Speaking about the platform transition, he shared his vision:

With the world’s largest streaming platform as our partner, we’ll become bigger than ever. On January 6, it’s not just RAW’s premiere. It’s a worldwide WWE relaunch. I promise to bring the biggest stars, the biggest stories, and things you’ve never seen before.

Reflecting on WWE’s current position, Triple H offered additional insight:

It’s a global product with a global fan base. I can look at the roster and say I’ve never seen a more talented group of men and women from top to bottom than we have right now. I’ve never seen this company have more global appeal than we have right now.

He also highlighted the developmental work of Shawn Michaels and Matt Bloom in NXT, emphasizing the company’s promising future trajectory.