Roman Reigns & Logan Paul: Eight WWE stars who could struggle with Triple H now in charge

The Triple H era is up and running in WWE and anticipation is at fever pitch to what we can expect from the new head of creative. 

While many talents will be pleased to see The Game in charge and what it might mean for them going forward, it may not benefit every superstar in the locker-room. 

GiveMeSport looks at eight talents who may struggle under the Triple H regime. 

Liv Morgan

Wrestling is full of underdog stories and it can be a winning emotional tool that can propel Superstars to the next level. Liv Morgan very much fits into that role and the ‘mighty mouse’ type character that Vince McMahon has pushed in the past. And while Triple H isn’t silly enough to ignore the merits of Morgan and her current journey, it doesn’t feel like she’d be a long-term project for The Game. She never flourished under Hunter during her time on NXT and it could mean a short run at the top for Morgan. 

Cody Rhodes 

Yes, we’ve already said he could be someone who benefits from Triple H’s arrival, but there is a train of thought that would see Rhodes taken down the pecking order, too. It was Vince who ultimately brought Cody back to WWE, and although Cody has already stated there are no issues between him and Hunter, would that change with Triple holding the creative pen? There could be a slight temptation in getting his own back on Rhodes’ infamous throne smashing act aimed at Triple H. 

Theory 

‘Your Daddy’s not here anymore’. No one said it better than Roman Reigns on Raw this week and there could be some truth to the Tribal Chief’s quip. Austin Theory was clearly a Vince McMahon guy. Both on-screen and behind the scenes, Theory was being promoted as the ‘next big thing’ with prominent roles at Elimination Chamber, WrestleMania and