Triple H reacts to historic announcement ahead of WWE SmackDown

Triple H's WWE regime has made several notable changes in the promotion and altered the landscape of wrestling for years to come. Today, The Game reacted to a historic announcement ahead of Friday Night SmackDown.

Earlier this year, WWE made a historic announcement that Royal Rumble wouldn't take place in January and the event would be hosted in Indianapolis in February 2025. It came as a shock to many, as the mega event has never taken place in any month apart from January.

Earlier this week, superstars and veterans were hyping up the upcoming event in Indianapolis as tickets were on sale. Today, Triple H sent a message regarding the historic announcement and hyped up the event in February 2025 with a bold message ahead of Friday Night SmackDown.

"A night where careers are defined, odds are defied, and #WrestleMania main eventers are made... #RoyalRumble comes to Indianapolis on Feb. 1 and tickets are on sale NOW," Hunter wrote.

Check out his tweet below:

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Triple H recently appeared on WWE SmackDown

Earlier this year, Triple H appeared on Friday Night SmackDown as he introduced the WWE Tag Team Championship. Later, Grayson Waller offended The Game on live television and paid the price for it.

The King of Kings hasn't shied away from a television appearance, as he's often in the gorilla directing the shows. Later, he made picks for both brands during the annual WWE Draft alongside Cody Rhodes.

Triple H also opened the show when Friday Night SmackDown moved to the USA Network. However, The Game's next appearance was talked about as he was called out by an old friend.

Last month, Randy Orton called out Triple H live on Friday Night SmackDown as he was displeased by The King of King's decision. Hesitantly, Hunter showed up and confronted The Viper in the middle of the ring.

After an anticipated back and forth between former Evolution and Authority members, HHH agreed to Randy Orton's terms and granted him a match against Kevin Owens at Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia, which didn't go well for The Viper.