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Triple H Wants To Create Iconic Characters In WWE Again

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• Triple H Wants To Create Iconic Characters In WWE Again

One of the main reasons the WWF / WWE was so popular back in the day was because of the larger than life characters it featured.

In recent years, there hasn’t been much focus on characters, with only a few standing out – like “The Tribal Chief” and “The Fiend”.

During WWE’s Q2 Earnings Call, Head Of Creative Triple H noted that he wants to create iconic characters in WWE again.

Below is what The King Of Kings said:

“The opportunity in front of us is massive and as a great man once told me, ‘first day on the job thinking.’ That’s what we’re doing here, first day on the job thinking.

For me, I’ve been doing this for a long time, from behind the scenes in creative, from really almost the very beginning of my career here with WWE. I’m approaching it from a ‘first day’ what is working, what isn’t working, from the overall picture, all the way down to the smallest of details and really trying to create from there.

It all comes down to the same thing that it’s come down to since the beginning: creating iconic characters, putting them in amazing storylines and fantastic storylines and whatever works for those characters the best and then running with it and watching how fans react to that along the way.

I think the opportunity is massive. It’s an opportunity for us to not only engage with the stars we have for our fans, but to create new stars as well and create the platform and opportunity for them to become bigger than anything we’ve seen prior to it.”

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• ON THIS DAY IN WWE HISTORY (August 16, 2003) – WWE Velocity

On this day in 2003, World Wrestling Entertainment aired another episode of their weekly TV show ‘WWE Velocity’.

It featured matches on the road to the ‘WWE SummerSlam 2003’ PPV.

Here’s the match-card:

– Matt Hardy vs. Orlando Jordan

– Nunzio vs. Funaki

– Johnny Stamboli & Chuck Pulumbo vs. Steve Fender & Slater Vain

– Sean O’Haire vs. Ken Anderson


        
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