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Triple H was slammed by a wrestling veteran who believes that WWE will remain stagnant if he is around. He detailed the issues with The Game and how it affects the sports entertainment juggernaut.On the latest episode of BroDown, host Mac Davis spoke to Vince Russo about the current state of WWE programming, and the former creative head tore into The King of Kings and said that he, along with other legends like Paul Heyman, Michael P.S. Hayes, and Bruce Prichard, need to leave so that things can change for the better.Vince Russo said that Triple H isn't hip and explained how WWE is in the exact same position it was in decades ago when he was brought in during The Attitude Era."Triple H isn't going to become hip overnight. Triple H is not hip, and he's never been hip. I promise you guys, I'm ten years older than hi,m and I'm a thousand times more hip than he is. It's that traditional wrestling thing. We're right where we were when Vince McMahon brought me in. We're right at the place. Freaking Bruce [Prichard] was there. We're in the exact same place, and the same guys are still there. I don't see how you expect change with these people!"You can watch the full video below:Vince Russo claims he groomed Triple H's right-hand manVince Russo believes that one of the fundamental issues with WWE's creative process is the fact that there aren't any longtime wrestling fans in the hot seat. Instead, he criticized the idea of bringing "outsiders" from Hollywood, who he unironically said end up getting coffee for big names like Michael P.S. Hayes.On a recent episode of Writing with Russo, Vince Russo said that he groomed Jeremy Borash, who he said is The Game's right-hand man:"Jeremy Borash, who is freaking Hunter's right-hand man, was groomed by me. In TNA, it was Matt Conway, groomed by me. These were wrestling fans already working in the company, and then somebody took them under their wing. That has never happened in WWE. What do they do? They look to Hollywood and hire Hollywood writers who've never been in a locker room, who have never had any experience in wrestling, and then you get the Bruces and the Hayes' right down the line, intimidating them. So three months in, they're getting people coffee."While Jeremy Borash isn't publicly known to be his right-hand man, there is no doubt that there is a connection there and an acknowledgment of Borash's talents backstage. Borash was reported to have been put in charge of the creative aspect of WWE's most recent acquisition, AAA.If you use the quotes from the first half of this article, please credit Sportskeeda Wrestling and embed the episode of BroDown.
