Triple H to book TNA vs. WWE at Survivor Series 2024? Exploring potential teams if it happens
Triple H has a busy schedule ahead of him in 2024. As WWE's Chief Content Officer, The Game will be working hard to curate the best product possible. In November, he will look to end things with a bang with Survivor Series. So, what could he have planned? Perhaps a huge match between TNA Wrestling and WWE?
The answer to that question, as things stand, is "no." However, as the relationship between the two companies grows stronger week after week, so do the possibilities of the showdown. With numerous crossovers between TNA and WWE, Triple H could potentially book a huge Survivor Series match between the two. But who would make the respective teams?
Well, both promotions are not short on talent. WWE would definitely want its best and brightest on the job. Taking into consideration that some superstars will be engaged in other storylines, the global juggernaut could be represented by Randy Orton, Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn, and Braun Strowman.
Meanwhile, TNA would want to show what their home-grown talent is made of. Hence, the company could send Joe Hendry, Eric Young, and The ABC (Chris Bey and Ace Austin) to battle the stars from the global juggernaut.
In a shocking turn of events, TNA could even be led by none other than The Phenomenal One AJ Styles.
Having Styles lead Team TNA Wrestling would be quite the twist to pull off. But if anyone can do it, it's Triple H. That said, this is all just mere speculation, and there is no telling if a match between TNA and WWE would even be booked for Survivor Series. We will just have to wait and see.
Triple H seemingly lost one of his biggest superstars on Monday Night RAW
Although the concept of TNA facing off against WWE is intriguing, Triple H may face difficulty including a certain superstar in his team if such a match were to happen. This talent happens to be none other than Drew McIntyre. Despite recently signing a new contract with the Stamford-based promotion, the 39-year-old decided to 'quit' Monday Night RAW.
After suffering a devastating loss in Glasgow, Scotland, at Clash at the Castle, McIntyre was distraught. He was unable to get the job done on his home turf, once again falling victim to CM Punk. Fueled by anger, The Scottish Warrior made an appearance on the latest episode of RAW, where he seemingly announced his departure from the company.
This decision came as a surprise, especially for Triple H, who attempted to convince the former champion to reconsider his choice backstage.
Losing McIntyre will undoubtedly be a setback for WWE. It will be intriguing to see how they move forward in the days ahead. The management will undoubtedly make every effort to retain his services.