Another staggering news regarding WWE was announced by Triple H.
WWE has recently made a major announcement regarding the future of the company. Ahead of this week’s SmackDown, Triple H announced that the first WrestleMania outside of the United States of America will occur in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in 2027, which was met by criticism from fans. As it turns out, it was just one of the many happenings in the Stamford-based promotion.
While on Nightcap with Unc & Ocho, Triple H was discussing ways to join professional wrestling. He noted that WWE recruits heavily in colleges, the NIL program, and more. The Game was then asked where the Performance Center was, which he answered was in Orlando, Florida.
However, he clarified that another Performance Center was being built in Orlando, which will be bigger and better. Still, the offices remain in Stamford, Connecticut, and Los Angeles.
We’re in the process of building a new one now in Orlando. It’ll be even bigger and better. Our main offices are in Connecticut, in LA, but Orlando’s the developmental.”
Triple H Made Former WWE Star Maven Realize He Wasn’t Ready Yet
While on The Ariel Helwani Show, former WWE star Maven shared that he realized he wasn’t ready yet after having a match with Triple H, who called every spot. He noted that while the company’s decision to let him go initially hurt, he realized he deserved that they had every right to do so.
Hunter was having to call every spot to me, every spot, and it just hit me, like slapped me across the face. Man, I wasn’t ready. I wasn’t. Like, the veteran should be leading the rookie or the less knowledgeable guy through a match, but he shouldn’t have to call every spot. There was a spot where I came up and I punched him, and you see him, his head go down, and he tells me, stay on me, punch me again, stuff I know now, but I didn’t know then. So, yeah, I was mad and I was hurt and I was upset when they let me go, but this is all stuff I should have known.”
In other news: Triple H praised by WWE star for protecting wrestlers.