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So Triple H is a way. I'm entirely sure what that means and if you're Scottish,

it sounds like Paul Leveck has just run in that direction, but the whole point is this. He has

now been in charge for a few damn months, Vince McMahon is no longer affiliated with WWE,

and I think enough time has passed that we can turn to the finger and power.

Now if you don't know what that means, it makes perfect sense because it was different.

It doesn't mean that we're going to get the goodness up and the bad bits are down for Triple H's

first months in charge, although I do want to say, that overall I think he's a terrific job

and well wrestling entertainment right now feels really really fun. Given the fun is the most

important part of wrestling, I give it a couple of thumbs up, let's up those doubts.

So we shall just do this as a big hodgepodge because who needs to do things in order,

that doesn't sound very fun. So we shall turn to something that has kind of

encapsulated Triple H's WWE, and that's all the returns. Well, at least some of them.

And we're going to get into all of that in just one second, but it was lovely to see Dakota

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