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Triple H is one of the men who knows NXT more than anyone in the business. He’s spearheading the next generation and making sure WWE fans get the real deal every time they follow a talent. However, over the past few years, the stars of NXT haven’t really been able to make it to the main roster and there are plenty of talents like Adam Cole and Johnny Gargano that remain on that roster.
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In light of the sharp drop in ratings and the change in broadcast dates, NXT is increasingly criticized on a daily basis. Addressing this issue during a media call ahead of TakeOver: In Your House, Paul Triple H Levesque explained how NXT may not always be what the viewer wants.
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There will be some talent that has been around for a long time and they might not fit in different places or go to different places. Some talents do not want to leave and expand beyond. Maybe the schedule isn’t working out for them physically, whatever it is, he explained.
It’s funny to me that everyone is so worried about where everyone is going to go or land or how that will play out in the long run. How about you watch it? Do you like or don’t you like? Watch it or don’t and stop trying to figure out where everything is going.
Triple H claims fans are ruining NXT for themselves
The Game believes fans are looking for things to identify and criticize, which is why the brand will never be perfect for them. He stressed that the nature of NXT is to constantly change and is happy with the way that is progressing now.
Fans waste their own stuff half the time trying to figure out where and how it all goes, then research the thing to find out what can mess it up for them so they aren’t surprised when it happens. I don’t understand that, he said.
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I am delighted with the brand and its location. Do I want it to get better? Yes. Do I want him to grow and spread? Yes. People will take that line and use it out of context, but it’s a marathon, not a sprint. I am not here to make a mark that has been around for a few years or a few minutes. I want it to be long term. How is it in the long run? It metamorphoses and evolves. It shouldn’t be the same. If it is the same in three or four years, then we made a mistake. It’s like people, you grow up. (h / t Fighter)
NXT will look to strengthen its position in the coming week. Promising new PC hires like Bronson Ricksteiner and Parker Boudreaux (hailed as the next Brock Lesnar) can surely take things to new chapters for the brand. We may see the best of it soon, and fans will surely want to keep an eye out for the exciting new talent that NXT brings.
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