HHH adds he loves how NXT is growing but doesn’t want to oversaturate the brand by making weekly shows longer. He says he’s thrilled with how it’s all going.
HHH jokes about doing a run-in during a Cruiserweight match and doing a hurricanrana (which he admits he can’t do that move).
Triple H says if NXT puts on a phenomenal show Friday it lights a fire under those for Sunday night at WrestleMania and that’s good.
On the difference between WWE and other promotions, HHH says when you walk into #WWE from anywhere else, there is a difference between the production they do and anyone else. Triple H added that can be a learning curve for new talents coming into the company.
For example, Triple H says for Shinsuke Nakamura there is a learning curve in how he presents his fantastic abilities in the #WWE and #NXT production environment.
On the NXT touring process, Triple H loves they can do NXT shows simultaneously, one on the road and one back in Florida to get as many talents as they can in front of an audience.
HHH says the Cruiserweight series will be an event in itself and where it goes after it is finished is up in the air.
On why lightweight division went away in #WWE, Triple H said he doesn’t have a solid answer but he thinks things run its course but it’s time to go back now.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
