Randy Orton Praises Triple H For Positive WWE Change

Randy Orton has praised WWE’s Chief Content Officer Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque for a positive change made in the company.

When Triple H took over as WWE’s Chief Content Officer back in 2022, a number of changes were made to the company, and continue to be made to this day.

Among those changes was more lenience on talent taking time off, with Triple H himself not being present for a number of shows due to attending family events.

Speaking on What’s The Story? with Stephanie McMahon, Randy Orton opened up on the talent friendly change to the company, and praising Triple H for allowing talent to take more time off.

He said:

“I was just talking to Hunter yesterday… he wasn’t at TV one week. And I… where is he? He was at Murphy’s softball game. It was the national championships.

“Just knowing that in the past that never would have happened, and knowing that now it’s okay, like, it just, it’s almost like, without even knowing it… he’s leading by example.

“There’s no question in my mind that if I say ‘Hunter… I’ve got this thing, and… it’s very important to me and my family and my kids… that I’m there,’ there’s no question in my mind that they’ll say ‘Done.’ Like that is huge. That’s everything.”

Orton also revealed that his youngest son has started wrestling.

transcription via WrestlingNews.co