WWE Chief Content Officer, Triple H shared a social media update ahead of SummerSlam today. The premium live event is scheduled for this Saturday at Cleveland Browns Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio.
The 2024 edition of The Biggest Party of the Summer will host several highly-anticipated bouts, with every singles title on the main roster set to be defended at the show. Meanwhile, the Tag Team Championship and the Women's Tag Team Championship will be defended later tonight on SmackDown.
The go-home edition of the blue brand's show before the upcoming premium live event will kickstart the SummerSlam weekend from the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland. Ahead of the August 2 episode of SmackDown, The Game took to his Instagram story to share a picture of himself arriving in Cleveland, with a short message and you can check it out here.
"We've arrived in Cleveland, and #SummerSlam weekend is officially underway. Are. You. Ready?" he wrote.
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Check out a screenshot of the Instagram story below:
Former WWE Champion reflects on how Triple H is different from Vince McMahon
Former WWE Champion, CM Punk returned to the wrestling promotion under Triple H's regime last year after nearly a decade of being away. The Second City Saint recently opened up about the major differences between his current boss and Vince McMahon.
During a recent conversation with Jimmy Traina of Sports Illustrated, CM Punk claimed that McMahon made people wait outside his office, which is not the case with Paul Levesque (Triple H). The Best in the World added that Hunter is more approachable and hands-on with the talent as he wanted everyone, and eventually, the wrestling promotion, to do well.
"I think Vince [McMahon] would make people wait outside his office. There'd be like a line, you know what I mean, and people would be intimidated by that. And I don't get that read off of Triple H at all. I don't see people waiting outside his office. I never had that with Vince. I would always just like go in and ask him a question if I needed to. Never trying to waste his time, never trying to waste Triple H's time, but I see him [Paul Levesque] being a lot more hands-on with people and approachable and accessible. He wants everybody to be their best because he wants the show to be the best. So there's no leftover 80s macho kind of weird energy going on," he said. [From 13:47 to 14:37]
You can check out the entire discussion in the video below:
CM Punk is set to make his in-ring return at SummerSlam. He will lock horns with Drew McIntyre in a singles action, with the former World Heavyweight Champion, Seth Rollins as special guest referee for the bout.