The Triple H regime of World Wrestling Entertainment certainly has featured some athletes the Chief Content Officer favored right off the gate. One such star is Karrion Kross.

Wrestling is two and a half years into Triple H's ascension to creative power in WWE, and it is fair to say he has done a good job. The product has not been this hot in two decades, and it finally feels as though the company has moved on from the old regime.

A 14-time World Champion, The Game has already been elected to the WWE Hall of Fame as a member of D-Generation X in 2019. He will surely be honored as a singles competitor at som

On January 22nd, WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H took to Twitter/X to note that you never knew who would stop by WWE Headquarters. He said it was great to see Kamaru Usman, and he shared a picture they took together at WWE headquarters.

Triple H has hinted at a potential return to WWE in a social media post about Bad Bunny. He congratulated the artist on his new album and suggested a

WWE officials make many of their key decisions based off reactions and other engagement from the WWE Universe.

Yes, Uecker is not only in the National Baseball Hall of Fame for his contributions to the baseball world but he's also immortalized in the WWE Hall of Fame. WWE paid tribute to Uecker on Thursday following his death. Uecker was 90.

The WWE roster is fully behind Triple H and his creative direction. SmackDown tag team Pretty Deadly, made up of charismatic Londoners Kit Wilson and Elton Prince, have worked under the company’s chief creative officer since their arrival on NXT UK under him and Shawn Michaels in 2020, once describing him as having an ‘alpha whiff’.

Triple H and Tony Khan lead WWE and AEW with different approaches. Despite WWE's significant business lead under Triple H's management, Tony Khan surp

A divisive professional wrestling veteran known for their time in WWE and WCW has claimed that Triple H is "creatively bankrupt" and should "step aside."

Philadelphia Eagles rookie cornerback Quinyon Mitchell's celebration after his game-sealing interception in Sunday's NFC Wild Card Game against the Green

On Jan. 23, 2024, Netflix announced it signed a $5 billion 10-year deal with WWE to make it the new home of the entertainment franchise. The live events would be included in every Netflix subscription, with viewers only needing to log into their accounts. The episodes are available for streaming immediately after they are completed.