Triple H breaks silence after major WWE announcement
A lot has changed in WWE since Triple H took control of the company's creative two years back. A significant premium live event, Royal Rumble, is set to change months in 2025. The date for the ticket sales was recently announced, and The Game hyped the same with a message on social media.
It was previously announced that Royal Rumble will take place in February next year, with the premium live event taking place in Indianapolis. It has now been announced that the tickets for the show will be available on November 15, with the presale going live a couple of days prior on November 13.
WWE Chief Content Officer, Triple H, took to X (fka Twitter) to break his silence on the previous announcement and shared the latest update about ticket sales for the PLE. Hunter also sent a message hyping the first-ever February Royal Rumble.
"Start the countdown clock…The Road to #WrestleMania 41 begins in Indianapolis on February 1, and we want to make sure you’re there to witness it LIVE. #RoyalRumble tickets go on sale November 15, and presale begins November 13," he wrote.
You can check out his post below:
Ex-WWE host talked about major changes in the company under Triple H's leadership
Triple H taking over the control of the WWE creative department from Vince McMahon was seemingly a welcome change in the pro wrestling fraternity. Things have been run differently under Hunter's leadership, with talents getting more freedom than the previous regime.
Matt Camp, former host of The Bump, talked about a key aspect of The Game's regime, noting that the stars are less overburdened now and got to spend more time with their families.
"I will tell you that it has changed under Triple H. There are hours to the day now. There are no people sitting around for five or six hours in creative meetings waiting for Vince or getting a call at one o'clock in the morning on a regular. As normal as wrestling can be. Hunter wants to be a husband. He wants to see his kids, and he wants to have a chance to do that. He wants to have a chance to bring his daughter to college like he did when they were overseas a month ago. I appreciate that," he said.
WWE has been firing on all cylinders since The Game became the head of the creative department. The Stamford-based promotion is currently amid one of the most successful periods in their history.