Hey, friendos, Steve here.

And Lars.

And welcome back to Going in Raw's Countout.

It's the Top 10 Show in podcast form where we get beefy lengthy discussions about things

that we can rank and put in a Top 10 list this week.

Because the era of Vince McMahon is done with and we're firmly in the McMahon Helmsley era,

or I guess it'd be the McMahon con LaVec era, you know, obviously when creative regimes change

in any given company, you would think that well, you know, the superstars at the top or at the bottom

might end up sort of changing places because there are favorites they play favoritism based on who they like Larsen.

Well, I think there's a way of looking at it, yeah.

You know, and especially with Triple H now heading creative, it's obvious that there's people he likes.

There's people that we have described as Triple H guys, we're already seeing a Tommaso Champa now,

Champa on Raw, see some benefit in his own booking ever since Triple H took over.

He's got a US title shot coming up this next week on Raw, you know, prior Triple H.

And I don't know if anything they had planned for him under Vince.

He was just Miz's henchman.

And I don't know if this is predominantly a Triple H thing pushing him more to the fore.

But it's just one example that we've seen so far of Triple H really liking a superstar and then pushing that superstar.

We also saw him bring back Dakota Kai, bring up Eosha Raid, the main roster, put them both with Bayley for this new faction.

They're going to be a major focus of raw going forward, but you know, we thought, heck, there's a lot more people that we think

will probably benefit now that Triple H has the book.

We're only going to count down today.

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