WWE legend Natalya has revealed how Triple H’s approachable leadership style is revolutionizing the company’s creative process, offering unprecedented access for talent to pitch ideas directly to WWE’s Chief Content Officer.
In an interview with Bill Apter for Wrestlebinge, Natalya praised Triple H’s willingness to listen to performer input, explaining how the new regime operates differently from previous eras.
“That’s the thing I love about Triple H is that you can just go up to him and bring up an idea and he’ll listen to you and he’ll he’ll he’ll hear you out and he’ll tell you why he likes it. He’ll tell you why he doesn’t,” she shared.
The veteran performer emphasized how Triple H’s story-first philosophy has transformed WWE programming.
“He’s very very much about the story,” Natalya explained. “He was saying that the matches don’t mean anything unless there’s a story.”
This narrative-driven approach has already yielded results, with Natalya pointing to the Naomi vs. Jade Cargill feud as an example of how proper storytelling elevates matches beyond simple athletic competition.
The open-door policy represents a significant shift from WWE’s historically rigid creative structure, where talent input was often limited.
Under Triple H’s leadership, performers feel empowered to contribute creatively, potentially leading to more authentic and engaging storylines that resonate.