Triple H: Women were not created for fashion but for life

The Washington Post reported on the WWE women's revolution over the past two years and wondered if it had been built before. They spoke with two WWE stars, Sasha Banks, Charlotte Flair and Nia Jacks. The CEO also discussed Triple H's change in how WWE was employed for women.

"The first thing I noticed was the way we dealt with our women, they were almost told, do not wrestle or perform as well as men," Triple H said. "I felt that was a fundamental mistake. Instead of looking at women as if they were an agency Fashion show, we have moved to a mathematical point of view, "he stressed, providing the Federation with the golden opportunities to show ladies to the world.