Arn Anderson praised Triple H, both for his in‑ring performance and for his current leadership of WWE.
During a recent episode of his ARN podcast, Anderson was asked about his working relationship with Triple H during Anderson’s 2005‑2006 tenure. He noted a mutual respect, saying, “Much respect, and I think both ways.” Anderson added that Triple H would have been ideal for the latter half of the 1980s, given his style of wrestling, which emphasized solid fundamentals over constant high‑risk moves.
Anderson expressed confidence that Triple H could still produce a quality match if called upon, describing him as “very, very talented” with a strong understanding of the business.
He also commended Triple H’s oversight of WWE, stating that “they got the right guy in charge,” and highlighted Triple H’s relationship with Triple H in the mid-2000s.
He described a mutual respect between the two.
“He would have been perfect for the last half of the ’80s, with his style of work. He wasn’t a guy that just did a bunch of high spots.” said.
He could probably go out and have a hell of a match right now. He was very talented and had a great grasp of the business.
Anderson approved of Triple H’s current role overseeing WWE, saying “They got the right guy in charge, my opinion.” He noted Triple H’s appreciation for the Jim Crockett Promotions era.
On the topic of The Four Horsemen, Anderson stated Triple H would have been a great addition, and suggested Ted DiBiase as another potential member.
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