Triple H makes bold claim following major WWE announcement
WWE Head of Creative Triple H has made a bold claim for WrestleMania 41, scheduled for Las Vegas. The wrestling promotion recently made a huge announcement regarding next year's Show of Shows.
Allegiant Stadium, in Paradise, Nevada, will hold the next edition of The Showcase of The Immortals on April 19 and April 20, 2025. Earlier today, the global juggernaut announced that tickets for the show will be on sale from October 25.
Triple H took to his X(fka Twitter) account to reshare WWE's post announcing the availability of the WrestleMania 41 tickets from Friday onwards. The Game further claimed that the show would deliver a spectacle the city of Vegas had never seen:
"#WrestleMania 41 is going to deliver a spectacle unlike anything @Vegas has ever seen… and the countdown to secure your seat is on. Tickets on sale Oct. 25 at 10am PST, with presale beginning Oct. 23 at 10am PST," he wrote.
Check out the X/Twitter update below:
Former WWE Superstar makes controversial allegations about Triple H
Former WWE Superstar Val Venis fired some harsh shots at Triple H while addressing the recent controversy involving American rap artist Diddy.
Reacting to an X (fka Twitter) post claiming Vince McMahon, The Rock, Triple H, and Stephanie McMahon might have attended Diddy's infamous parties, Venis stated that the picture shared by the user did not surprise him. The 53-year-old noted that The Rock had sold his soul years ago and referred to Hunter as a power-hungry wa*ker:
"The Rock is not a surprise to me considering he sold his soul years ago. While Vince, Paul and Stephanie should not be a surprise, I am actually surprised. But then again, power and wealth without God corrupts humans to their very core. Make no mistake about it. HHH was never one of the "boys." He was and is a power and position hungry wa*ker. He elevates those who worship him and will dump and crush anyone he is finished with. IE: Chyna," he wrote.
You can check out Val Venis' X/Twitter update below:
The Game has received immense support and praise from WWE Superstars and fans for his work following Vince McMahon's departure from the Stamford-based company. It remains to be seen if the controversy involving the American rapper will impact the wrestling promotion and its Chief Content Officer.