Former WWE writer Vince Russo made a bold prediction when he said that Triple H could be leaving the company by 2026. During his appearance on The Coach & Bro Show, Russo pointed out that the recent creative improvement is due to the influence of The Rock and Brian Gewirtz, not Triple H's leadership.
"By the time we get to 2026, I believe Triple H will no longer be a part of WWE. The creative content has been terrible for the last two years until Rock and Brian Gewirtz stepped in," Russo said.
The statement came shortly after John Cena's heel turn, aligning himself with The Rock and opposing Cody Rhodes on the road to WrestleMania 41. According to Russo, this narrative shift was motivated by pressure from Netflix, which recently signed a deal with WWE, and not by Triple H's creative vision.
"I think there was a sense of urgency. They felt pressure from Netflix and needed to do something. I don't think Rock and Triple H are on the same page," he said.
A possible departure from Triple H would raise questions about the future of WWE's creative direction, especially with the increasing involvement of The Rock and his team. Is "The Game" really losing ground within the company?
