10 Wrestlers Triple H Will Sign For WWE

Of the many elements of his darling developmental show to be utterly butchered in the time between Triple H's shocking cardiac event forcing him to step away and today, perhaps the one that will sting The Game the most is the sheer drop off in quality seen within his once thriving women's division.

Veering away from pushing undoubtedly talented and charismatic workers and instead doubling down on painfully green amateur athletes for the most part, this change-up in vision when it came to the new 2.0 direction unfortunately paved the way for well-respected black and gold stalwart Dakota Kai's exit from the company in April.

But judging from the way The Captain of Team Kick was seen by her one-time NXT boss, with Trips noting how he "can't say enough good stuff about her and her growth," after her well-received NXT Women's Championship bout with Io Shirai at TakeOver: XXX, it's evident Paul Levesque saw some serious value in Kai.

With the main roster in desperate need of some more gifted women to freshen up the likes of Raw and SmackDown going forward, you wouldn't put it past Trips giving this much-loved locker room presence a call in the coming weeks.