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Triple H is one of the most important men in WWE, not only for what he contributed during his time as an in-ring competitor but for how well he performed his role behind the scenes.
Ever since he shaved his head and replaced his torsos with a suit, Triple H has been giving fans what they want. He so completely transformed NXT that fans around the world flocked to watch the developmental show on Raw and SmackDown simultaneously.
Triple H also has one thing he loves for fans these days, and that is talent scouting. He scoured the world looking for top talent and brought them to WWE. Names like Shinsuke Nakamura and Finn Balor come to mind when we think of all the major coups Hunter has pulled over the years.
One name that would certainly be of interest to join WWE right now is Brian Pillman Jr. The son of the late great Brian Pillman left AEW after his contract expired on July 11 and is now a free agent.
With SummerSlam looming, WWE could bring a second-generation superstar into the fold. There are a number of second-generation superstars in WWE right now, like Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes, but if Pillman Jr. wants to make an impact, it has to be against Dominik Mysterio.
Triple H can book Brian Pillman Jr. to face Dominik Mysterio at SummerSlam
One of the most underrated names in WWE right now is Dominic Mysterio. Since joining The Judgment Day, Dom Dom has been on edge and has been getting feedback from the crowd wherever he goes.
The match between the two will no doubt be a huge boost for both Pillman and Dominic, as the former had some good things to say about Rey Mysterio’s son in an exclusive interview with Sportskeeda.
Speaking of Dominic during his younger days, Pillman Jr. said:
“I will tell you, Dominic is in good hands. This is another example of someone going a different path. He went to WWE, and his dad is still around. His dad is able to give him the advice he needs. I, without my dad, knew I had to go a different path. There’s so much more.” One piece of advice I can share with him. Obviously, as a second-generation wrestler, you want to try to step out of your dad’s shadow. I’d tell him to do a few different things. I’d like to tell him maybe stay away from the 619. Maybe he developed your great move and his cool finish.”
With Dominic stepping out of his father’s shadow, it would be a good time for Pillman to come to WWE and teach Dominic a lesson in humility. It’s time again for Triple H to give the fans what they want.
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