Triple H to fire Adam Pearce as General Manager backstage on WWE RAW for 2 major reasons? Potential punishment explored
Adam Pearce has been General Manager of Monday Night RAW for over four years now. He has already established himself as one of the most recognized GMs in the Stamford-based company's history. However, despite his leadership, the red brand has turned into a warzone, and he has faced some significant challenges in maintaining the brand's peace. For the same reason, he might have to face the wrath of Triple H.
The latest episode of SmackDown saw superstars from Monday Night RAW invading the blue brand. Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez launched an attack on Women’s Tag Team Champions Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair. Also, after terrorizing the red brand with his dominance, BIG Bronson Reed launched an attack on Roman Reigns, revealing himself as the fifth member of The Bloodline for the WarGames match.
Following the major breach, Triple H may punish Adam Pearce for frequently failing to maintain discipline within his roster. As a result, we could see a new General Manager for the red brand.
Triple H could bring in a veteran like Kurt Angle or Mick Foley. Fans could even see the return of Stephanie McMahon in the new on-screen role.
Roman Reigns might join Adam Pearce to lead Monday Night RAW
Since becoming The Tribal Chief, Roman Reigns has been on the SmackDown brand. However, we might soon see him switch brands and become part of the Adam Pearce-led red brand. As fans already know, Monday Night RAW is moving to Netflix next year.
WWE has been dropping subtle hints about the same for a long time now. The first major hint was Solo Sikoa replacing Roman Reigns on the promotional poster for SmackDown. The Stamford-based company recently announced multiple big superstars for the premiere episode of RAW on Netflix, and Reigns’s name was seemingly included on the list.
A recent report by 4YouWrestling (Fka Xero News) stated that Roman Reigns and the entire Bloodline will be drafted to Monday Night RAW when it moves to Netflix next year.
It will be interesting to see what massive plans the Triple H-led creative team might have for the red brand amid the massive move to Netflix from next year onwards.