10 Wrestlers Triple H Will Make Champion

Considering that NXT was “the work rate show”, the then-Eric Bugenhagen stood out for having such a larger than life personality and gimmick. With such a confident portrayal of his character, he basically zipped right past developmental and wound up heading to SmackDown.

Whilst evidence shows that current day Triple H appreciates athletic and acrobatic ring-work, there’s also plenty to suggest that if a character is really singing (pun unintended) then all efforts will be made to put the foot on the gas. Think of how Nikki Cross’ deranged chattering became its own story in NXT and Cameron Grimes’ transformation to The Richest Man in NXT lead to all kinds of ridiculous (amazing) wrestling !*$% like clashing with the Million Dollar Man.

Until he was taken out of action, Rick Boogs was certainly getting over in some circles despite the fact that his pairing with Shinsuke was perhaps an odd choice. His poorly timed, heartbreaking injury at WrestleMania garnered a lot of support for the guy. WWE ought to make the best of a bad situation.

When Boogs returns, probably to a decent face pop, Triple H’s creative team could set him on the right path towards solo or perhaps tag success with the right partner. When used correctly, he’ll be a fine addition to the roster.