Kemo
11-23-2023, 02:20 AM
WWE Survivor Series is set to take place this Thanksgiving weekend and there's a lot of intrigue heading into one of the company's most signature PLEs.
Although he has never competed in a WarGames style match, Triple H grew up a fan of the pro wrestling product and it's evident the Chief Content Officer knows how to tell a story in the ring, whether it's surrounded by a cage or not, but he's got two to contend with this Saturday.
In a new interview with Justin Barrasso of Sports Illustrated, Triple H spoke about how he approaches the creative process at WWE and how he makes it a point to connect the talent with the story.
“Writing this stuff is a feel,” said Levesque. “You can analyze stories and how they come together, but how does it make you feel?
If you can make people feel those stories, they’re going to be invested in the product. That’s how we try to approach, find that ultimate emotional place for the talent and the characters and the stories they’re in.”
Throughout his WWE career, Triple H has worked with all types of wrestling minds behind the scenes and fans see a great deal of that come to fruition on a weekly basis.
Names like Pat Patterson, Dusty Rhodes, Vince McMahon, Paul Heyman and even some of his DX companions have all played a role in the WWE one sees today. Even WWE Hall of Famer Michael P.S. Hayes has taken a great deal of the lion's share with main event storylines.
Although he has never competed in a WarGames style match, Triple H grew up a fan of the pro wrestling product and it's evident the Chief Content Officer knows how to tell a story in the ring, whether it's surrounded by a cage or not, but he's got two to contend with this Saturday.
In a new interview with Justin Barrasso of Sports Illustrated, Triple H spoke about how he approaches the creative process at WWE and how he makes it a point to connect the talent with the story.
“Writing this stuff is a feel,” said Levesque. “You can analyze stories and how they come together, but how does it make you feel?
If you can make people feel those stories, they’re going to be invested in the product. That’s how we try to approach, find that ultimate emotional place for the talent and the characters and the stories they’re in.”
Throughout his WWE career, Triple H has worked with all types of wrestling minds behind the scenes and fans see a great deal of that come to fruition on a weekly basis.
Names like Pat Patterson, Dusty Rhodes, Vince McMahon, Paul Heyman and even some of his DX companions have all played a role in the WWE one sees today. Even WWE Hall of Famer Michael P.S. Hayes has taken a great deal of the lion's share with main event storylines.