Triple H & WWE Creative Team Called Out For Huge Name Leaving Company Unhappy By Veteran

Triple H and the rest of the WWE creative team has been called out for making a Hall of Famer the scapegoat. The star has left the company and now a veteran has called out the situation.

Road Dogg has left WWE and now a veteran has called out the creative team and Triple H

On his YouTube channel, Vince Russo spoke about the Road Dogg situation and said that this was what always happened. If someone followed WWE, they knew that the creative was not good and that no one but the hardcore niche audience was watching the shows anymore. He said that no one cared anymore and this was something that TKO had started to notice.

“This is what happens. We all know, bro, whether you are a fan of WWE or not, we all know the creative is the drizzling sh**s, bro. Nobody’s watching the WWE anymore except that hardcore niche audience. Nobody’s watching it anymore, bro. Nobody freaking cares. And why don’t they care? Because the creative is horrible. It is horrible. And we’re starting to see numbers go down. I’m sure TKO is starting to take notice.”

He went on to say that someone had to be the scapegoat for the situation and it was none other than Road Dogg. He said that it was not Bruce Prichard or Triple H who was taking the blame despite being the one in charge of the creative. He said that instead, it was the most quality human being in the show, and that was none other than Road Dogg.

“Somebody’s got to be the scapegoat. It ain’t going to be the walrus. It ain’t going to be the man with the bald head and the white hat. It ain’t going to be a Purple Lips Pritchard and it certainly ain’t going to be Triple H. So who’s it going to be? It’s going to be the nice guy. It’s going to be the most quality human being of the bunch. And that is Brian James. Brian James is going to take the bullet. The bullet for their incompetence because they are incompetent.”

\He called out the entire situation with Road Dogg leaving and mentioned how those in creative were not taking responsibility and instead Triple H and everyone else was scapegoating the Hall of Famer.