Hello and welcome to another top 10 debate. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Called You Join

by Gareth Morgan of What Called You to Talk About Times Triple H, Rit of Ideas. But before

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by Gareth Morgan to talk about his article, 10 Times Triple H, Rit of Ideas, which you

can read right now at WhatCulture.com. And yeah, he's done it. I mean, you weren't struggling

to make it 10, were you here?

Definitely not. We had a bit of a chat in the wrestling channel group thing that we've

got here at work, and we're all just kind of throwing notes around for ideas, and it

comes to Triple H's Rit of Concepts, and there were too many. That's a well done. So it's

very telling. I mean, some of these are quite nice, some of these are like omagens

that you can say, okay, yes, it's very nice that Triple H's paid a tribute in a sense,

and some of them are just straight up going, no, I like this idea, it's mine now.

Indeed, yes. Join us next time for another 10 Times Triple H, Rit of someone else's

idea. Let's start in the most obvious places. You are the man behind NXT ups and downs

with NXT, because this is a major complaint that Michael Siduick has quite regularly, and

it's a fair assessment, to be honest. I think, you know, to the casual observer, it looks

like they've made this, you know, factory creating these sensational wrestlers. But in reality,

NXT aside from the game show, Bollocks, they did at the beginning, became, you're really

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