Triple H has frequently emphasized the importance of creating new stars capable of succeeding current headliners (Image via X)WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque has shared his vision for the future of WrestleMania, picking four special names who he believes will define WrestleMania Main Events. The CCO believes that the future of WWE is in safer hands and is filled with a pool of talent. While appearing on the Stephen A. Smith Show recently, Triple H discussed how WWE is building for the future following the retirements of John Cena and AJ Styles. The chief says he sees a very bright career for the upcoming talents in the future, and picks four names who he believes will define the WrestleMania events.Triple H names four wrestling stars who he believes will define the WrestleMania events WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H has named four wrestling stars who he believes will define the WrestleMania events. The CCO believes that these wrestlers will definitely be the torchbearers of WWE. He revealed the same while discussing the retirements of John Cena and AJ Styles.Speaking about WWE's next generation of marquee attractions, Triple H highlighted the names of wrestlers like Femi, Sol Ruca, Je’Von Evans, and Trick Williams as young stars who will main event WrestleMania in the future, specifically picking Femi as someone who is going to be as big as anyone has ever been in professional wrestling.Discussing the special talent of these four players, Levesque stated, “When you see this new crop of talent, Oba Femi is going to be as big as anybody has ever been in this business.”He further stated, “Sol Ruca has an opportunity to be a standout star. Je’Von Evans is one of the young guys, he reminds me of a young Jeff Hardy that just has this incredible move set, but just has an energy and a youth about him that you can’t look away from him. You know, Trick is just the personality plus. Again, he’s another guy you can’t look away from. These are the young talents that are going to take WWE into the future."Triple H also suggested that within two to three years from now or four years from now, these are going to be the main events of WrestleMania. Levesque also praised Femi’s mic skills, saying, “I think Oba Femi is incredible on the mic in a different format than what a Trick brings to the table, but I do think you’re going to see some of that coming now as these guys — and girls — get more experience and have that period of time."He further added, “An Oba Femi’s only been doing this about maybe max four years from the first [time] he ever stepped into the ring. The rate at which we’re getting these talent ready now is incredible. They just need a little time to settle into their comfort zone, and you’re going to get there.” (source: F4Wonline)Triple H has frequently emphasized the importance of creating new stars capable of succeeding current headliners and ensuring WWE's long-term future. After taking charge of WWE's creative direction, he has overseen the development of numerous younger performers while maintaining a balance with the already established main-event talent. Oba Femi to face Jey Uso in the King of the Rings final at WWE Night of ChampionsMeanwhile, Oba Femi will face Jey Uso in the King of the Rings final at the upcoming WWE Night of Champions. According to reports, the winner earns a World title shot at SummerSlam, challenging either Roman Reigns or Cody Rhodes at the PLE. Besides, a loss to Uso would likely mean WWE going back to Femi vs. Brock Lesnar at the SummerSlam. The two stars are currently tied in a 1-1 record against each other from WrestleMania 42 and Clash in Italy.