Triple H made a major mistake while booking 5-time champion, says ex-WWE star

WWE has evolved under Triple H's creative regime following Vince McMahon's exit from the Stamford-based promotion. Meanwhile, Vince Russo believes The Game and his creative team made a major mistake with Bron Breakker.

Bron Breakker reached new heights in the Stamford-based promotion on the RAW after WrestleMania 41 when he attacked Roman Reigns and CM Punk and aligned with Seth Rollins and Paul Heyman. The faction grew in numbers when Bronson Reed joined them, but Vince Russo thinks Triple H made a huge mistake.

Speaking on Behind The Turnbuckle Studios' The Coach and Bro Show, a fan asked Jonathan Coachman and Vince Russo if Triple H is grooming Jacob Fatu and Bron Breakker's future as main eventers in the promotion. During this, Russo pointed out The Game's mistake.

The ex-WWE writer said Triple H has made a huge mistake with the two-time NXT, Intercontinental, and former NXT Tag Team Champion on WWE's main roster. The Game and the creative team's booking has taken a few steps backward by making Breakker and Bronson Reed dress in a similar fashion, which made them look like a new version of the Authors of Pain.

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"Yeah, I just disagree with that super sticker because when you talk about grooming, I think Triple H with the booking has taken steps backwards since he put Bron Breakker in the ring with Bronson Reed. I mean, they're dressing the same... I look at Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker, and I'm like, 'This is AOP [Authors of Pain] 2.' That's exactly who they were," Russo said. (From 23:02 to 23:35)

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Ex-WWE star makes a major claim about Triple H

Ahmed Johnson was a popular performer in the Stamford-based promotion. The former Intercontinental Champion was a well-known star in the mid-'90s and slowly transitioned out of the industry following a decent run in WWE and WCW.

In an interview with Ten Count Media, Ahmed Johnson claimed The Game was a racist and the 14-time World Champion was jealous of him, which is why Johnson hasn't received an invitation to appear for the company.

"Well, Triple H… He’s a straight-up racist. So, like I said, he was very jealous that I came in and got this big push, and he was… he was Hunter Hearst Helmsley, man. He was just a mid-carder, and I don’t know where he gets off thinking that he was one of the top boys back then, because back then, he wasn’t," Johnson said.

Johnson is yet to make an appearance for the promotion.

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Edited by Aakaansh Sukale