Even giving the OG Bloodline the Samoan curve the Hurt Business members are bigger, heavier, and more athletic even at their age than the OG Bloodline. Nose to nose and in the ring they would've upstaged the Bloodline, IMO.
Triple H named Head of Talent Relations and Creative in WWE. 2023 WON Booker of the Year.
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WWE Hall of Famer Booker T is defending Paul “Triple H” Levesque’s comments at Saturday’s Bad Blood post-show press conference about representation in WWE.
In response to a question about the lack of black wrestlers competing at the event, Triple H stated that he doesn’t see color, nationality, or gender, only talent. WWE aims to tell stories with those talents and provide opportunities for everyone, but he’s not keeping score.
Booker T addressed this issue directly on the latest episode of his Hall of Fame podcast with Brad Gilmore. He acknowledged wrestling’s historical ‘bias’ against black wrestlers, and admitted he’s been involved in “touchy” storylines himself during his in-ring career.. However, he refutes the idea that race is factor in Triple H’s creative process.
Booker T compares the wrestling business to a “merry-go-round.” Sometimes you’re featured, and sometimes you’re not. He reiterates that he does not believe Triple H has any racial bias.
Hmm about the feud they've been doing for the past month and a half with Melo/Andrade, and wrestling is built on creative...MAKE A fukkING ANGLE
In response to a question about the lack of black wrestlers competing at the event, Triple H stated that he doesn’t see color, nationality, or gender, only talent. WWE aims to tell stories with those talents and provide opportunities for everyone, but he’s not keeping score.
Booker T addressed this issue directly on the latest episode of his Hall of Fame podcast with Brad Gilmore. He acknowledged wrestling’s historical ‘bias’ against black wrestlers, and admitted he’s been involved in “touchy” storylines himself during his in-ring career.. However, he refutes the idea that race is factor in Triple H’s creative process.
Booker T points out that wrestling has always had more white wrestlers than black wrestlers, which affects representation. He believes talent and storyline relevance should determine who appears on the shows, and questions whether any black wrestlers were involved in significant angles that would warrant their inclusion.
Booker T compares the wrestling business to a “merry-go-round.” Sometimes you’re featured, and sometimes you’re not. He reiterates that he does not believe Triple H has any racial bias.
To further demonstrate his point, Booker T said Superstars like Jey Uso, Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill have earned their spots through hard work, not because WWE needed to push a certain number of non-white wrestlers. He believes the most talented performers, regardless of race, will succeed.
Hmm about the feud they've been doing for the past month and a half with Melo/Andrade, and wrestling is built on creative...MAKE A fukkING ANGLE
Rell84shots
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Booker defended HOEgan and now HHH, but will forever dislike Mercedes because she didn't kiss his ass. 
Norrin Radd
To me, my board!
And yet, they, as your company's literal champions, didn't make the PPV
He been taking photos with rappers all week
I need yall to get me off this timeline.
Organic Trees
Go Cavs! #LetEmKnow
They were there.. in the VIP with all the rappers and entertainersAnd yet, they, as your company's literal champions, didn't make the PPV
