Triple H breaks silence following major announcement

Triple H broke his silence about a major WWE announcement today on social media. The Game currently serves as the promotion's Chief Content Officer.

Ahead of tonight's episode of RAW, The King of Kings took to social media to share a massive tease. He reacted to the announcement of a tournament to determine John Cena's final opponent at Saturday Night's Main Event on December 13.

Triple H also noted that two new champions were crowned over the weekend. The 56-year-old also shared a video of several highlights from SNME, and you can check it out in his post below.

"A lot can happen on a Saturday night in @WWE. Four high-stakes matches…Two NEW world champions crowned…And a history-making announcement for December 13th…There’s a new landscape in WWE, starting tonight on #WWERaw," he wrote.

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CM Punk defeated Jey Uso to become the new World Heavyweight Champion at Saturday Night's Main Event. Jade Cargill demolished Tiffany Stratton to capture her first singles title in the company at the event over the weekend as well.

Ex-WWE employee comments on the difference between Triple H and Vince McMahon

Wrestling legend Vince Russo recently discussed the differences between Vince McMahon and Triple H as bosses in the company.

Speaking on Sportskeeda Wrestling's Writing with Russo show, the veteran claimed that The Cerebral Assassin was friendly to everyone, and that was not the case for McMahon. Russo noted that Vince McMahon always made sure to voice his displeasure at things he did not like because he wanted to get the most out of the talent in the company.

"Guys, if you want to really see Triple H behind the scenes, watch the Unreal. This is the guy hugging everybody after their matches, forehead against forehead, how great and how wonderful you are. Bro, Vince was always cracking the whip, man. If you had a five-star match out there, he's going to point out the one thing he didn't like because, you know, he wants to get more out of you. That really made a huge difference, bro, across the board," Russo said.

Only time will tell which star wins the Last Time is Now tournament to become John Cena's final opponent at Saturday Night's Main Event next month.

Edited by Robert Lentini