Kevin Nash is very pleased to see his friend Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque running WWE’s creative team, and being recognized for his efforts.
Since WrestleMania, many have referred to this time as the Paul Levesque era, now that the Game has fully replaced Vince McMahon’s in creative.
On a recent edition of his “Kliq This” podcast, Nash agreed that this current-day era belongs to the WWE’s Chief Content Officer. He said,
“The Triple H era. I’m so glad, because last week we had the conversation, and sometimes I feel like such a homer, so I just kind of gave Endeavor the credit. I just don’t want to sound like I’m just blowing my buddy every chance I get. So it was so nice for Michael Cole to come out and say that we’re now in the Triple H era. I’m like, you’re f***ing damn right we are.
“I can say it. F***ing suck my c*ck. It’s the Paul Levesque era. You can call him Triple H if you want to. It’s Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque, I think that’s the way they covered it. But it is. It’s the Triple H era, but it’s the Triple H era because people will work for him, people will run through f***ing walls him. He gets it.”
Levesque’s creative era has seen several highlights, including the much-praised WrestleMania 40 in April of this year.
Levesque will play a crucial role in WWE’s upcoming move to Netflix which will star in January with RAW’s move to the streaming juggernaut.
