Summary
Vince Russo, a former WWE writer, criticized Paul "Triple H" Levesque's management of WWE events, particularly his handling of recent storylines on "Monday Night Raw" and the Survivor Series: WarGames event. Russo expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of follow-up after a mysterious event at WarGames and questioned the entertainment value under Triple H's leadership. Other commentators echoed similar criticisms, while some outlets have given more positive reviews of WWE's direction.
Key Facts
- Triple H is responsible for booking major WWE events, including "Monday Night Raw" and Survivor Series: WarGames.
- Vince Russo, a former WWE head writer, called Triple H "the worst booker" he has seen since 1971.
- Russo criticized the lack of follow-up on "Monday Night Raw" regarding a masked man who influenced the outcome of a match at WarGames.
- Adam Pearce, the Raw general manager, was noted as the only one investigating the masked man's actions.
- Russo and others believe WWE's entertainment value has decreased and criticize repetitive elements and high costs.
- Russo worked with WWF/E, WCW, and TNA, with changes in WWE's leadership affecting his departures.
