5 emotional moments that made Triple H cry

#2 When the first-ever Women's PPV was announced

Last year, the first-ever Women's Royal Rumble match was announced, which was won by The Empress of Tomorrow, Asuka. Months later, The McMahon family stood in the ring on an episode of Monday Night Raw, and addressed the WWE Superstars on the entrance ramp.

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The Game asked the women to come ahead and stated how the WWE Universe had supported them through thick and thin. He talked about the efforts they put towards making the Women's Revolution a success, and the incredible matches that they competed in.

From 2-minute bathroom breaks to competing inside Hell in a Cell and the Elimination Chamber, the women had come a long way. Triple H's voice broke while addressing the women, and it was clear that he was unable to hold his tears at that point. Stephanie proceeded to take the mic and made the announcement, but the emotions on the face of Triple H told the whole story that night.

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