It’s been a while since WWE fans have heard from, or even seen Triple H. The 14 time world champion has spent the last few years building up the NXT brand – before being forced to take time off in late 2021 due to a heart issue. Since he’s been gone, the brand has been handed over the Shawn Michaels – who is leading the NXT 2.0 transition. However, with talk of legends like Stone Cold getting into the ring at Wrestlemania – is there any chance of Triple H hitting the ring again?
Triple H Is Unlikely To Hit The Ring In 2022
The short answer is no. WWE might try to bring him back in the future, but not until his heart issues have eased up. Wrestling Observers Dave Meltzer would back this up on Wrestling Observer Radio – stating the following after co-host Bryan Alvarez would bring up the chance of Triple H hitting the ring.
“No, Triple H would be a terrible idea. His heart situation is, he can’t. I don’t want to say never because that’s because that’s unfair because maybe he can do something but that would be a horrible idea for him and that’s not gonna happen this year.” There’s no wa
Deserving Of A Proper Retirement Match
However, this doesn’t mean we’ve seen the final match of Triple H. WWE is a place where truly anything can happen, and this includes the unlikeliest of returns – as shown by Vince McMahon planning to get into the ring with Pat McAfee at Wrestlemania. Currently, Triple H had his final televised match when he faced Randy Orton in Saudi Arabia – which is a fine stopping point.
Fans would still like to see a proper retirement match however, and WWE would be leaving money on the table by not doing so. It’s possible this could come in 2023, giving Triple H one final Wrestlemania match – perhaps even being preceeded by his second Hall of Fame induction. There is even a chance of one more World Championship run in Triple H, given the recent reigns of Goldberg & Brock Lesnar.
Would you want to see Triple H wrestle one more match? Who should be the one to retire him? Let us know what you think in the comment section down below.
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