News about Triple H

Triple H (left) is the new boss of the company after Vince McMahon stepped down from his role. WWE marked a new era under 'The Game' at WrestleMania, with a number of stars branding it 'The Triple H era' on the back of one of the most successful shows the promotion has ever put on. Feedback has generally been positive regarding the leadership of Triple H, real name Paul Levesque, but not all of the WWE talent past and present have good things to say about the veteran.

Few knew what to expect when company chief Triple H confirmed on Logan Paul 's Impaulsive podcast that the latest edition of the draft was on the horizon following a more-than-successful WrestleMania. The champions this time were locked to their brands, meaning Cody Rhodes and Bayley would remain on SmackDown with Damian Priest and Becky Lynch staying on RAW. The men's mid-card and tag team champions would also remain on their respective brands.

The Hollywood star returned the WWE programming at the start of the year as a face - or 'good' character - and had one of the most popular runs of his career after turning heel - bad - ahead of WrestleMania. He teamed with real-life cousin Roman Reigns to beat new WWE champion Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins in the main event of night one of 'Mania, and played a major part in Reigns' loss to Rhodes on the second night.

Punk made one of the most shocking returns in wrestling history when he returned to WWE late last year, just weeks after being sacked by rival promotion AEW following a number of backstage fights. He has behaved since returning to the place he made his name before quitting a decade ago, currently embroiled in a feud with Drew McIntyre after costing the Scot the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania. WWE and Triple H received backlash for singing the self-proclaimed 'Best in the World', but the move so far seems to have paid off.

We've heard so much about a new era in WWE this weekend and true to form, the company made the RAW after WrestleMania enjoyable once more. Triple H opened the show and told the fans about how just about every record possible was broken at WrestleMania 40. The company saw their 17th sellout in a row with the RAW after WrestleMania in Philadelphia and the fans in attendance got what they have to come to expect from the show that resets the year. Two callups from NXT, one former world champion confirmed to return and WWE legends to compliment a current roster that is on fire.

After WrestleMania's return and debuts, Triple H promised to have a couple of exciting ones in Philadelphia. Despite The Rock's exit - well, partially - and Cody Rhodes' celebration, the night's first match gave fans a look at a new celebrity. Triple H used to play NXT and has seen several of his creations make it to the main roster with varying degrees of success. Now, WWE's future is in the custody of his best friend and, perhaps, the best in-ring talent in WWE history, Shawn Michaels. On Saturday afternoon, NXT Stand and Deliver set a new attendance record of 16,545 people, with the two champions who had missed the show's debuts on the big stage on Monday night.

After WrestleMania, the Rock made his presence felt as he interrupted Cody Rhodes, the show's new Undisputed WWE champion, at the top of the contest. The first hour of RAW was commercial free, with a mixture of Triple H, Rhodes, and The Rock eating up to 50 minutes of it. WWE's CEO brought Rhodes to the ring after the Game began to thank the fans for creating the best WrestleMania of all time (by any metric he kept reminding us). After reveling in finishing his story with Roman Reigns, The Rock, the former champion's cousin, decided to alert Rhodes that his relationship with him had just began. The Final Boss was barely able to talk for the first ten minutes of his match against Rhodes. Rock was told by the Philadelphia crowd to'shut the f*** up' and make him an 'a**h***' every time he tried to talk.

Rhodes made history by defeating Reigns, snapping an era that spanned more than 1,300 days in a match that featured a number of WWE celebrities and legends. After the match, he cut an emotional figure as his family and his relatives joined him in the ring to celebrate, as well as a number of other WWE stars who stood with him after he became the new WWE champion. Much of Rhodes' victory was triggered by the fact that his late father Dusty Rhodes had never won the title, and Cody paid tribute to his father both in the ring and afterwards.

After Cody Rhodes dethroned Roman Reigns to become the WWE Universal Champion, WWE COO and former world champion Paul 'Triple H' Levesque led the applause for him. Rhodes defeated Reigns in the main event of WrestleMania 40 on Sunday night, snaping Reigns' 1,316-day tenure as the world champion for the first time in nearly four decades.

Triple H expressed his honest opinion of Logan Paul's appearance in the WrestleMania 40 tournament through slightly gritted teeth on Sunday night. Thanks to IShowSpeed's assistance, the former YouTuber secured his triple-threat match against Randy Orton and Kevin Owens at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on Sunday. As they ganged up on him, the new WWE superstar had to fight his way into the first salvo from both of his opponents.

In the main event of WrestleMania 40 night two, Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes will compete for the WWE Undisputed Universal Championship, but it will not be under Bloodline rules. That was the stipulation that Reigns and his cousin, The Rock, obtained by defeating Rhodes and Seth Rollins on night one. Well, that means all goes. The Rock and The Bloodline will make the rules go along, but Rhodes will also enlist some outside help. Reigns' historic world championship reign has been without assistance from his Bloodline family during his matches, and he has unintentionally disqualified several celebrities along the way due to it. While John Cena, Kevin Owens, and Sami Zayn, men who have been wronged by Reigns, might have aided Rhodes, Triple H has now referred to perhaps the country's greatest legend of all.

The Rock may have been earning billions at the box office for the past 20 years, but he kept all of that to return to his roots and compete at WrestleMania 40 on Saturday. The Great One, 51, hasn't wrestled full time since leaving WWE in 2003 and hasn't participated in an actual match in 111 years. The Rock wore his trunks once more to the main event of the night against Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins in a near-total tag match in Philadelphia on Saturday night. Given that the Rock was seriously injured when he last competed at WrestleMania against John Cena in 2013, there was some doubt about whether the former world champion would still have a chance to hang with the best in the world. Despite the effort, the Rock did get the result. Cody Rhodes was pinned to win for his family's victory, and the Final Boss ruled that 'Bloodline Rules' would be enforced for tomorrow's major event between Reigns and Rhodes for the WWE Undisputed Universal title.

The WWE president was speaking after his first WrestleMania was in charge of the organization, moments after The Rock and Roman Reigns defeated Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins in the main event of night one. Lesnar had been one of the best starts in the game for a number of years, but it was quickly dismissed when he was connected to former WWE boss Vince McMahon's sex trafficking case. He hasn't been seen on WWE television since, with plans for him to face Dominik Mysterio and then Gunther scrapped in the run-up to WrestleMania.

Drew McIntyre has said he will leave WWE if he does not defeat Seth Rollins for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 40 on Sunday. MailSport claims that the former two-time world champion came out of contract with WWE in late May and that no new deal has been reached or signed. If a celebrity were not going to sign a new contract, the company would phase out a celebrity from major storylines down the years. Before heading to Jon Moxely in AEW, Dean Ambrose was a prime example. McIntyre has arguably been on the run of his career, and certainly his best form since being crowned champions of the coronavirus pandemic in the first time. Since taking over Vince McMahon's operations, Triple H has debunk several trends, and keeping McIntyre involved in the world championship picture is another sign of a new age.

Exclusive INTERVIEW BY ALEX MCCARTHY: Bayley's debut on the main roster in the company in 2016 has earned her reputation as one of the most influential wrestlers in the history, opening the way for women's wrestling in the sport alongside some of her coworkers. Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, and former Sasha Banks formed the four horsewomen as the leaders of a new generation of women's wrestling, and they're still going strong to this day.

Just as WWE is proving to be a true, multinational corporation that exports their product to all corners of the world, their hosts have promised to be sporting hotbeds. That much is unquestionably correct regarding WWE's Elimination Chamber this year. The sunniest city in Australia, Perth, welcomed WWE to its Opus Stadium, where the audience attracted 52,590 people. Starting with WWE Money in the Bank last year, the organization under Triple H's direction has expanded from hosting international live shows to including some of their established pay-per-views and putting them on in burgeoning, hungry markets.

McMahon served in the company for a number of decades before his resignation in 2022 as a result of allegations of sexual assault, but the company regained control in 2022. This was before WWE and UFC announced a merger under the TKO umbrella company, which had McMahon as executive chairman until he resigned in January after allegations of sex trafficking, which he denied.

CM Punk is expected to return to Chicago for the first time since he made his WWE comeback four months ago. Punk, who stunned WWE fans with his spectacular return to Survivor Series four months ago, will return to his hometown for what looks to be a special edition of Monday Night Raw on March 25. Since recently announcing that he will miss WrestleMania XL due to injury, the 45-year-old is expected to appear at Allstate Arena in Chicago.

The Elimination Chamber in Perth, Australia, was always going to be Rhea Ripley's night, but Nia Jax had to sign the deal standing across the ring from the national hero. The 39-year-old returned to the company in this year's Royal Rumble after being away for two years and has performed better than ever. Triple H is now in WWE, according to Jax, who told MailSport, despite the fact that the actors have gathered for her return.

XCLUSIVE: Shayna Baszler was one of the most popular NXT champions of all time during her time with the fabled black and gold brand, but she has yet to experience world champion glory on the main roster. If one of the women's Elimination Chamber contestants does not attend, Submission Magician, a former MMA fighter with a 15-11 record, is in Perth on standby. However, many fans are waiting for more from Baszler as one of Triple H's brightest lights during their NXT days. Baszler turned on real-life best friend Ronda Rousey at the Money in the Bank event in London, what seemed to be on us last summer.

For the Undisputed Tag Team Championships, there are currently five matches planned, including hometown hero Rhea Ripley against Nia Jax for the Women's World Championship and The Judgement Day against Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate. Two Elimination Chamber matches will also be hosted, with six men and six women battling for a spot - and championship matches – on the WrestleMania card. The Chamber matches will be held 22 years after the first version of the tournament, which was held at Survivor Series in 2002 and saw Triple H defend his World Heavyweight Championship.

McMahon resigned from the TKO board in January after an ex-wrestling staffer accused him of sex trafficking and defecating on her head during a threesome, not long after the company forged a joint venture with UFC. Following revelations of multiple payments to several people related to sexual harassment charges, the 78-year-old had initially resigned from his position as WWE's chief in July 2022, but soon recovered and had a voice in several different news. When stepping down for the second time, he effectively handed over complete creative control to Triple H, who now makes the decisions about what happens on-screen in the company.

Triple H is a legend in WWE. Paul Michael Levesque, the organisation's chief content officer, has seen a meteoric rise to become a wrestling legend, as well as an amazing change. Though he has had a few nicknames over the years, perhaps his name, 'The King of Kings,' sums him up the best. His storied WWE career is one of the finest tales in the sport, having competed with the Rock and surped the Undertaker. He is also one of the company's longest serving faces. With this month being the 30th anniversary of his debut match, the 54-year-old began his professional career with WCW in February 1994.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson sent WWE chief Triple H to complain after Cody Rhodes' comments that the Royal Rumble champion disrespected his family. Fireworks exploded backstage on Thursday evening after Rhodes announced that he would be fighting Roman Reigns at the forthcoming WrestleMania 40 event rather than the Rock.