10 WWE Wrestlers Who Have Struggled Under Triple H’s Booking
7. Hit Row
Since Triple H has been in charge he has made an effort to bring back a number of performers who WWE had released in recent years. One such act that has returned is the rap group Hit Row, which consists of Top Dolla, B-Fab, and Ashante 'Thee' Adonis.
The faction was released in November 2021 and the group members did not find much success outside of WWE, despite Top Dolla's best attempts to stay relevant through social media jabs at a number of wrestlers. Despite this, the faction has found its way into Triple H's new setup, but they have failed to impress thus far.
This is because Hit Row is clearly missing its former leader, the former Isaiah 'Swerve' Scott, who legitimized the group through his star power. Now going by Swerve Strickland, he has enjoyed a successful run in AEW and honestly looks better off without his former stablemates.
The three remaining members of Hit Row have not yet mastered their characters or in-ring work to be worthy of the WWE main roster, which is why another stint in NXT would be best for the group.