Triple H reacts to WWE's game-changing announcement

WWE Hall of Famer Triple H has shared his reaction after the company upped the ante for SummerSlam 2026. World Wrestling Entertainment's recent announcement sent shivers of excitement down the spines of fans everywhere.

They dropped the bombshell by stating that The Biggest Part of the Summer is slamming into Minneapolis for two nights in 2026. On August 1st and 2nd, fans will witness the epic showdowns at the U.S. Bank Stadium. This deal is a team effort between the sports entertainment giant and Minnesota Sports and Events (MNSE).

One thing's for sure; The Game, known for his long-term storytelling, is likely already cooking up something unforgettable to make this double dose of SummerSlam a spectacle for ages. He took to X (formerly Twitter) to hype the first-ever two-night action-packed Biggest Party of the Summer in Minneapolis in August 2026.

"The Biggest Event of the Summer is getting even bigger. The first-ever two-night #SummerSlam comes to @usbankstadium in Minneapolis, MN on August 1-2, 2026," he wrote.

Check out Triple H's tweet below:

WWE Superstar makes a bold claim about Triple H's era

Austin Theory recently made a bold claim about Paul Levesque's WWE era, which was declared by Stephanie McMahon at this year's WrestleMania. The 26-year-old star and Grayson Waller won the WWE Tag Team Championship at The Showcase of the Immortals in a Six-Pack Ladder Match.

While speaking on the Battleground Podcast, A-Town Down mentioned that the WWE product under The Game's regime has surpassed the legendary Attitude Era.

"WWE is just at an all-time high now. I mean, you can't deny it. I think we're well over the Attitude Era. I think we've topped that, you know. I think this era has just solidified a new world and professional wrestling, and Triple H's the man. You know, he's always working, always coming up with these ideas, always just pushing us all forward and motivating us," Theory said.

Check out the full video below:

Only time will tell if WWE's game-changing announcement can lead to SummerSlam possibly becoming a two-night extravaganza after 2026.