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WWE is a better product on the Triple H than it was before Vince McMahon resigned in disgrace.

It is, what can I tell you? That said, this won't be some gushing hyperbolic

celebratory video about how the game has saved the entire industry or anything.

Paul Ovek is just another freakishly wealthy man booking shows,

as evidenced by some early warning signs that should remind anybody invested in the game's

rebuild to approach with caution. So with all that in mind,

from what culture wrestling in here are 10 red flags for the future of Triple H's WWE.

10. The Clash at the Castle's Detail Nobody cared about at the time.

Clash at the Castle had just about everything.

An awesome stadium-sized crowd, a host of excellent contests including one nailed on

match of the year contender, and a lovely mix of what an idealised version of WWE should strive

to always be as a live viewing experience. But WWE is still WWE, no matter which McMahon

family member holds the power. It wasn't even not apparent until the main event

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