Triple H Fires Back At WWE Performance Center Critics
The Game feels WWE have moved away from a uniform style...
Criticism lobbied at the WWE Performance Center is unfair, according to Triple H during a recent interview with Sports Illustrated. WWE's Executive Vice President of Talent, Live Events and Creative was responding to comments claiming the facility favoured a robotic style and lacked individuality.
Clearly passionate about the subject, Triple H also said that a real effort had been made to remove the uniform style WWE perhaps favoured before breaking ground on the Performance Center and called critical comments misconceptions that are "always the same".
Trainees at the Performance Center do wear branded WWE gear during sessions and workouts, but Triple H says this is because the company want to harness an environment where everybody feels equal.
'The Game' also discredited the idea that any talent leaving the Center would do so as robots who worked the exact same way, claiming that WWE want each and every prospective superstar to leave with their own identity and character.
In an attempt to show the unity that exists in the facility, Triple H pointed towards the celebratory feel when someone graduates to NXT or the main roster.