Kliq v2

According to alleged WWE insider MetsFan4Ever, who previously worked for WWE and has connections in the company, Triple H has formed a new "Kliq" of sorts in NXT, comprised of Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn, Hideo Itami and Finn Balor. The report says that Triple H wants to treat them well because he sees them as the future of the WWE. It continues to say that while some may aggravate staff when unwilling to perform drills at WWE's Performance Center, if they make a call to Triple H, he tells trainers to "lay off". This also happens during NXT house shows when any of the four want to tryout big spots and it gets turned down by producers. They will contact Triple H and he will veto the producers decisions giving them the go ahead.

It should come as no surprise, after last night's offering of a live NXT event, that Triple H has cultivated a new Clique.

This time, it involves his hand picked group to lead WWE in the future: Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn, Finn Balor, and Hideo Itami.

These are the four guys that Triple H looks out for. Hell, they are exception to the rules there.
NXT is actually a lot harder on the boys than it is being on the road for the main roster. They have long training sessions, going late into the evening, and have crazy house show loops that take them all over Florida. At least, on the main roster, you get a few days off.

Matt Sydal got heat, and subsequently got fired, because he refused to go back to NXT. Not as a disrespect to them, but it's tough being there.

The entire roster is subjected to daily drills. That is, except for Triple H's clique. It's been known at the Performance Center that Balor will throw a bit of a hissy fit about doing them then just back away and Owens will nonchalantly not do them. If Bill DeMott gets on their cases about it, which he doesn't do often, they say they don't have to. Or, they call up Triple H and he tells the trainers to lay off. Zayn's been there long enough where he wouldn't get his balls busted about it, and Itami will do them every so often, but he's a quiet one and knows he's still trying to acclimate to his new digs.

Even when it comes to performing certain moves at house shows, if any of them are placed early in the card and want to hit big highspot moves, the producers will tell them no, and they will clear it with Triple H, who will give them the OK to go ahead and just do it

Só estou a ver o Zayn e o Owens a terem sucesso na WWE tbh. o Hideo, infelizmente, não o estou a ver conseguir adaptar-se ao estilo e ser uma especie de Kofi, sempre no mid card e assim. O Ballor, apesar de ser o melhor talento dos três, está relativamente velho para ainda subir pro MR e ter que se solidificar. 33 anos, irá subir por volta dos 34... terá mais que, 5 anos a alto nivel? Mas vamos ver.

CChris escreveu:Só estou a ver o Zayn e o Owens a terem sucesso na WWE tbh. o Hideo, infelizmente, não o estou a ver conseguir adaptar-se ao estilo e ser uma especie de Kofi, sempre no mid card e assim. O Ballor, apesar de ser o melhor talento dos três, está relativamente velho para ainda subir pro MR e ter que se solidificar. 33 anos, irá subir por volta dos 34... terá mais que, 5 anos a alto nivel? Mas vamos ver.

O Balor é o que toda a gente diz ter mais futuro.