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TKO Urged To Immediately Fire Triple H Before It’s Too Late

Triple H TKO screens WWE New York Stock Exchange

TKO has been urged to take extreme action against Triple H.

Many critics have called 2025 the end of WWE’s honeymoon period, comparing the amount of success it achieved over the last three years.

However, 2025 has not produced similar results, storyline-wise at least.

Vince Russo has emerged as a vocal critic of Triple H and the direction in which the company is headed under TKO.

While the 64-year-old considers The Game as a nice person, he has admitted to feeling conflicted about him.

Russo recently took to X, claiming the former world champion was not qualified to head the company’s creative team.

If there aren’t talks right now within TKO to replace the entire Old Guard heading @WWECreative—then they deserve everything that is coming their way.

This is not personal against H, he is just not qualified for the job. I’m not even sure that he understands WHAT a storyline even is with his current comments.

http://RussosBrand.com

TKO & Triple H Accused Of Pushing WWE Fans Away

Another issue that has taken center stage recently is WWE’s pricing of tickets, which is called expensive by many fans.

The decision has seemingly pushed away loyal fans, as evidenced by recent pictures of empty sections in arenas circulated on the internet.

While speaking on The Coach & Bro podcast, Jonathan Coachman recalled receiving calls from wrestling fans, claiming they were unable to buy tickets due to their prices.

We had two callers call in. One caller lived within walking distance of the Delta Center last weekend for SmackDown. He said, “Coach, I walked down to the box office and I tried to buy a ticket in real-time. Couldn’t afford it.” Tommy, 4,200 people at SmackDown. This is starting to become alarming, and if Triple H and TKO, they don’t get a handle on this, these arenas are gonna be half-full.

Also read: Fan Movement Calls On WWE To Fire Triple H

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