WWE has seen significant creative and cultural improvements since Triple H took over, and many talents and staff are praising the positive changes. Matt Camp recently discussed how Triple H’s leadership has not only made WWE more creatively dynamic but also improved the overall quality of life for those working behind the scenes.
In contrast to Vince McMahon’s notorious workaholic approach, which often involved long hours and high-pressure demands, Triple H is reportedly bringing more balance and efficiency to WWE’s operations.
On Busted Open, Camp shared how creative meetings are no longer marathon sessions, with people waiting for hours or receiving late-night calls from Vince. Instead, Triple H fosters a more structured environment that allows employees to manage their time better.
“Under Triple H, there are hours to the day now,” Camp explained. “People are not sitting around for five or six hours in creative meetings or getting calls at one o’clock in the morning regularly.”
Camp highlighted that Triple H’s approach is motivated by his desire to balance his own family life, a sentiment he extends to the WWE team. The Game has become a model for more work-life balance, recognizing that employees deserve to spend time with their loved ones, just as he values time with his own family.
“As normal as wrestling can be. Hunter wants to be a husband. He wants to see his kids, and he wants to have a chance to do that. He wants to have a chance to bring his daughter to college like he did when they were overseas a month ago. “
This shift represents a new era for WWE, where hard work and creativity are still expected but within a more manageable and family-oriented framework. It’s an important step forward for the company as it continues to evolve under Triple H’s leadership.
