Triple H reacts after a huge new WWE champion is crowned before SmackDown
Triple H has reacted after a huge title change with a new WWE champion being crowned before SmackDown. The CCO has commented on the same.
Over the last few weeks, there's been a lot of changes within WWE. With Rhea Ripley's return, Braun Strowman returning, Bron Breakker winning back his Intercontinental title, and more, there's been a lot going on in the company. Now, Andrade has lost the WWE Speed Championship in the latest change, with Dragon Lee becoming the new champion by defeating the 35-year-old star. Triple H has reacted to it on X.
Posting a picture with the new champion, Triple H said that throughout his No. 1 Contender's tournament, Dragon Lee had delivered top-quality performances one after the other. He then introduced the fans to the new champion and congratulated the star for his win, calling it a well-deserved victory.
"He’s delivered incredible performances throughout this entire No. 1 Contender’s Tournament… and now, he’s your NEW #WWESpeed Champion. Huge congrats to @dragonlee95 on this well-deserved victory."
Triple H is the one in charge of booking stars and storylines within the company. It remains to be seen if Dragon Lee's success in the X-exclusive show reflects on his success in WWE programming as well.
Triple H has another inaugural WWE champion to book
After the Women's WWE United States title was introduced by Nick Aldis two weeks back, The Game reacted to it recently. He announced the brackets and the journey to crown the first-ever winner of the title.
Currently, almost anyone can still be the champion. Bayley won her tournament match against Candice LeRae and B-Fab to be the first star to go to the semi-finals. Next, Bianca Belair will face Chelsea Green and Blair Davenport, while Jade Cargill will face Mia Yim and Piper Niven.
Also, Naomi will face Tiffany Stratton and Elektra Lopez. The winners of these matches and Bayley will then compete in the semi-finals until only two stars are left to compete at the December 14 Saturday Night's Main Event show to finally crown one inaugural champion.