Triple H gave an insight into one of the more challenging aspects of WWE television production.

After acquiring Endeavor in September 2023, the Chief Content Officer was completely entrusted by the new owners with booking the show week by week. While fans were mostly positive about the current product and were also big fans of the production changes, trying to please everyone proved to be the most difficult aspect.

Speaking to Full Press at Fanatics Fest, Paul Levesque explained that trying to please all audiences proved to be the biggest problem:

“The difficult thing about what we do is that we have to have something for the 60-year-olds, something for the 40-year-olds, something for the 30-year-olds, something for the 20-year-olds and something for the 10- and 6-year-olds. You have to have something for everyone. The characters, the storylines.

You never want to grow old, you don’t want to shoot yourself in the foot by being too childish because even the kids won’t like that, right, they don’t want anyone telling them what they want to hear. You have to have something that permeates everything and that’s the trick with what we do, a little something for everyone.”

Triple H is reportedly following the online buzz

Although live fan reaction is one indicator of how well a show is doing, sometimes the reactions of live fans around the world can tell a different story. To keep track of what the world is saying, a new report says Triple H is paying close attention to online fans.

Also at Fanatics Fest, Cody Rhodes was congratulated by the CEO.

H/t to Fightful.