Jim Ross Talks About Triple H Being Vince McMahon's Successor In WWE
November 28, 2020 | News | No Comments
WWE Hall Of Famer Jim Ross recently spoke with the folks at Business Insider for an interview. During the discussion, “Good Ole’ J.R.” spoke about the future of WWE after Vince McMahon is no longer around. Featured below are some of the highlights from the interview.
On who will be Vince McMahon’s successor at WWE: “I have an opinion on where the company will go. I will say this — you know, Vince is very healthy. He still works out like a crazy man. He really takes care of himself. So, he ain’t going anywhere soon. We don’t want him to go anywhere soon. He’s the rock that built that thing. He’s the rudder in the water. It’s an amazing company.
“I think that, if I’m guessing, and it’s gonna strictly be a guess — that the money would be on, probably, Paul Levesque to be Vince’s successor.”
On Vince grooming Paul “Triple H” Levesque for the spot: “I think Vince is kind of preparing him for that in a lot of ways. You always knew that he was different from the other guys because he was very studious, and very – under control. He didn’t drink. No drugs. He looked to be a lifer early on, and he got a lot of that from being a fan all his life growing up in the northeast — New Hampshire. Then, getting trained by Killer Kowalski who was a great, old-school guy. So, I think he’s probably the heir apparent.”
On Shane and Stephanie McMahon’s roles in WWE in the future: “Stephanie is very involved and, you know, is really more of a face of WWE. She does a lot of charity work. And she’s great at that. And you’ve got to have that in that world. I think Shane seems to be, apparently, content with being a TV character. I don’t know where his role’s gonna be going forward or what he wants it to be. But, I think that Paul Levesque is the one that seems to be earmarked to be the next guy, if and when Vince is not in that role.”
Check out the complete Jim Ross interview at BusinessInsider.com.
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