WWE News: Road Dogg believes that Triple H did not see value in a 24/7 title
In the most recent edition of the podcast, Oh…You Didn’t Know, Road Dogg talked about various topics in current wrestling, but the one that really.
Stood out was whether he believed that a Hardcore Championship could currently work in WWE and the sensations that he appreciated from.
Triple H towards a 24/7 belt. “I don’t know if they could do something like the Hardcore Championship, but I think they still do some wild.
Really wild stuff. I mean, you still see some chairs come into play. You still see them go through a table and stuff, so I think there’s enough TLC (tables, chairs, and ladders)
And street fighting and stuff like that, where you get those elements in your product.” “I don’t consider Hunter’s philosophy to be that.
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24/7 Hardcore type of title. That was secondary and a bit made up: I just don’t think he sees value in it. I don’t know if I didn’t either, because.
It was a bit more blood and guts back then. What we really fought for, half of us did (laughs). It was violent, but also funny. So I do not know. I don’t know.
If there’s a place for that anymore.” One of the measures of WWE’s new creative regime, led by Triple H, was to reduce the television exposure.
The 24/7 Championship as much as possible. To such an extent that the last bearer of it (Nikki Cross) threw it in a bin, just after winning it.
By beating Dana Brooke, during an episode of Monday Night Raw. The 24/7 Championship was a belt idea to bring fun and out-of-the-ordinary.
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Moments to WWE shows on a weekly basis. However, his absence has not been criticized or missed by the company’s followers.
So eliminating him can be considered a successful move by the company’s current leadership.
