Triple H to get an unhappy star back for the final WWE Money in the Bank spot? Exploring the possibility
Triple H has a lot of work on his hands. With Money in the Bank just around the corner, he is busy finalizing the match card for the PLE. Two of the biggest matches that everyone is excited about are the eponymous ladder matches. On RAW next week, the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts, will play host to the last set of qualifying matches for the ladder match. However, could The Game throw the ultimate curve ball and bring back an unhappy star for the final spot?
The unhappy star in question is none other than Dijak. On June 27, 2024, he announced his departure from WWE. The 37-year-old penned a letter that described how the Stamford-based promotion didn't even attempt to renew his contract despite the fact that he had exceeded many expectations. That being said, it would be incredible if Triple H were to put him in the ladder match at Money in the Bank.
Analyzing the possibilities, it seems highly unlikely that Dijak will return. However, he acknowledged the support from fans at Madison Square Garden on last night's SmackDown. For those unaware, the WWE Universe was busy chanting, "We want Dijak," and perhaps even Triple H heard it. Given how things ended between Dijak and the company, a return at Money in the Bank should be out of the question.
Nevertheless, seeing Dijak at Money in the Bank would send the crowd into a frenzy. A great showing at the event could even help him break out on the main roster. Yet, this is all just speculation, and there is no telling what the future holds for Dijak and his pro wrestling career.
Triple H recently clarified whether or not WWE is a sport
Triple H has done an incredible job since taking over the reins in WWE. Leading the company into a new era, he is doing everything he can to revolutionize the business. This includes answering a longstanding question the world has been asking for years. Is WWE a sport or not?
Well, according to The Cerebral Assassin, WWE is not a sport. While the WWE superstars perform incredible athletic feats, he believes the product is more like a movie or a TV show about sports.
“We’re not a sport. We’re a movie about a sport or a TV show about a sport,” said Triple H.
While the shows are scripted, the excitement the WWE produces night in and night out is out of this world. And, as long as The Game is in charge, this will continue to be the case.