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Active WWE Star Tipped To Become Triple H’s Right-Hand Man

By Sridhar Krishnan • Published Nov 11, 2025 13:22 EST
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An active WWE talent has been tipped to play a major role in Triple H’s success.

Ridge Holland, who was recently fired by the Stamford promotion, believes Pete Dunne could be the Chief Content Officer’s right-hand man — if the boss signs off.

Dunne currently appears as part of Los Americanos, portraying Rayo Americano, alongside El Grander Americano and Bravo Americano (Tyler Bate).

Speaking on an interview with Cultaholic Wrestling, Ridge Holland showered heaps of praise on Dunne.

Pete [Dunne] is probably one of if not the best minds I’ve ever come across when it comes to wrestling. How he puts matches together, how he structures things, just his whole outlook on wrestling in general, I think he’s one of the best. I just wish that people would listen to him more. I wish he’d have more impact and I think that will come with his backstage role, I think when people start to realise this kid really knows what he’s talking about.

I think he will end up being Triple H’s right hand man, and I think Hunter sees him that way. He’s going to end up doing big things behind the scenes. If he doesn’t do big things on-screen, behind the scenes I think you’ll see a lot more things that Peter’s had his fingers on. [H/T: Cultaholic Wrestling]

Pete Dunne’s Shared History With Ridge Holland In WWE

Pete Dunne and Ridge Holland have been tag team partners in WWE, dating back to their NXT days.

After debuting on SmackDown, they became part of the faction called The Brawling Brutes after aligning with Sheamus.

After Holland’s botched move on Big E during a 2022 tag team match, Holland suffered major confidence issues, but received tremendous support from Dunne and Sheamus.

Unfortunately, it also resulted in a personal decline for Holland, as he was sent back to WWE NXT and subsequently demoted to EVOLVE.

Dunne, on the other hand, teamed up with Tyler Bate to form New Catch Republic.

Despite their split, Ridge Holland considers Pete Dunne his “best friend” and “the best wrestler in the world.”

Whether or not his recent praise of Dunne falls on Triple H’s ears remains to be seen.

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