You may be sick of seeing The Authority in the heels in power storyline that has been overplayed, but on the business side of the WWE, Triple H deserves endless praise for his view of the future and executing it. Back in September, Trips was a guest on Talk Is Jericho where he talked about NXT and creating the Performance Center. He had to sell the idea to Vince a couple years ago. Triple H thought to himself what he would love to have available to him if it was 20 years ago coming into the wrestling business. Trips had to convince Vince that since they no longer have competing companies to sign talent from, it was time that they had to start developing young stars on their own. After Triple H presented Vince the business plan and how much it costs, Vince was completely on board, and it was up to Triple H to execute it. The Performance Center has now been open since July 2013 in Orlando, Florida. It is a cutting edge facility where the young and upcoming wrestlers can not only work on their in-ring abilities with top notch equipment and facilities, but also the video production tools for these wrestlers to work on their promos all in the same building. There are also a great group of trainers down in the Performance Center as well including Bill DeMott from Tough Enough fame, Billy Gunn, Joey Mercury, and Sara Del Rey. Lots of past and present main eventers such as Chris Jericho and John Cena also will lend a hand with the Performance Center to help out the young talent. Not only was Triple H instrumental in getting the Performance Center off of the ground, he also the creative man in charge for NXT. Most people consider NXT the best show that WWE has on television, and once Vince steps down for good, you can definitely believe that the future is in great hands with Triple H's vision of the future. As always, thank you for reading my articles! If there is something you'd like me to cover or discuss with previous articles, just let me know! You can reach me on Twitter - @JBHuskers, and you can also check out my article archive here: http://whatculture.com/author/jeremy-bennett
Jeremy Bennett has been a wrestling fan since he was a Little Stinger watching Saturdays at 5:05 at his Grandma's house. His past, present, and future favorites in the business are Ric Flair / Dean Ambrose / Finn Balor. He is a co-owner of the gaming website TheGamingTailgate.com. You can also find him on Twitter - @JBHuskers
