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Triple H promises a 'new landscape' for WWE Raw following recent title changes and injuries, aiming to shake up the show and address fan concerns about stale content, with a focus on upcoming tournaments and title defenses.
AJ Lee made her return to WWE on SmackDown, signing a new deal and being welcomed back by Triple H, with her husband CM Punk watching proudly, marking a celebratory moment for her fans after her previous retirement due to injury.
Triple H announced that Pat McAfee will return to WWE for the Wrestlepalooza event on September 20, highlighting WWE's new partnership with ESPN, which will feature top stars like John Cena, Seth Rollins, Cody Rhodes, Becky Lynch, and Drew McIntyre, marking the start of a busy period leading into Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia.
Triple H confirmed that The Undertaker has taken on a significant role in WWE's partnership with Mexican promotion AAA and expressed that The Deadman might consider coming out of retirement to face Gunther, though his health concerns make a return unlikely.
Triple H and Stephanie McMahon were spotted enjoying a family vacation in Mykonos, showcasing their fitness in swimwear while relaxing on a boat with their kids, amidst their busy WWE schedules.
John Cena suggests he is willing to continue wrestling as long as WWE wants him, indicating a flexible approach to his career's end, and hints at a possible match with Brock Lesnar, while also implying WWE's decisions are driven by business interests and audience demand.
The White House faced criticism and ridicule after releasing a promotional video featuring WWE star Triple H to announce the return of the Presidential Fitness Test, leading to accusations of embarrassment and mockery from the public and political commentators.
There is speculation about a possible third WWE Evolution pay-per-view event, with positive feedback from WWE insiders and comments from Triple H suggesting it could happen if demand persists, but no official plans have been announced yet.
R-Truth's return to WWE shortly after his contract was not renewed appears to be a planned moment driven by fan reaction, rather than a genuine departure, with WWE and Meltzer suggesting it was a strategic decision to create a surprise and generate buzz, despite initial indications that his departure was real.
R-Truth made a surprise return at WWE's Money in the Bank event, helping in the main event, after initially announcing his departure due to contract expiration. He has now signed a new deal with WWE, with his return kept secret until the event. The situation has caused some backstage tension, especially regarding comments made by Triple H about the return being part of the show, which upset many talents and fans.
WWE's Triple H addressed R-Truth's surprise return at Money in the Bank 2025, claiming it was 'part of the show,' despite reports that Truth was in talks with independent promotions and had announced his departure from WWE. The return involved Truth attacking John Cena, and it appears he will be using his real name, Ron Killings, moving forward.
Paul "Triple H" Levesque announced the bracket for the WWE women's Intercontinental title tournament on Twitter/X. The tournament includes matches such as Dakota Kai vs. Shayna Baszler vs. Katana Chance, with Dakota Kai advancing on RAW, and other matches featuring Zoey Stark, Raquel, Kayden Carter, Lyra Valkyria, Zelina Vega, Ivy Nile, Alba Fyre, Kairi Sane, and Natalya. The final match to crown the first champion has yet to be announced.
WWE has announced the bracket for the inaugural Women's United States Championship tournament, with the first champion to be crowned on December 14 at Saturday Night’s Main Event. Bayley advanced to the semifinals after defeating B-Fab and Candice LeRae in a three-way match on SmackDown. She will face the winner of a match between Bianca Belair, Chelsea Green, and Blair Davenport. Other competitors include Jade Cargill, Michin, Piper Niven, Naomi, Tiffany Stratton, and Elektra Lopez. The new championship was unveiled last week, and it's unclear if a Women's Intercontinental title for Raw will follow.
WWE has announced the official bracket for the women's United States title tournament, with the final match set for Saturday Night's Main Event next month. The first round includes matches featuring Bayley, Bianca Belair, Jade Cargill, and Naomi among others.
Triple H addressed the controversy surrounding the King of the Ring final where Gunther defeated Randy Orton despite Orton's shoulder being off the canvas. While acknowledging the error, Triple H stated the referee's decision is final but expressed interest in a rematch once Orton recovers from his injuries.