Triple H Explains 46-Year-Old’s WWE Return
In a recent occurrence at Money in the Bank, a familiar face made a surprise return. The individual, absent from WWE television since his defeat to Austin Theory at WrestleMania 39, delighted the London crowd with his unexpected presence. His appearance was marked by a playful interaction with the audience and a verbal exchange with Grayson Waller.
The returning figure was none other than John Cena. According to Triple H, Cena’s return was driven by his desire to connect with the audience. “John Cena [had] nothing to do in the afternoon, thought he’d pop by here and just say hello. I know he said it all out there, why he’s here, why he did this, and is here for that. But, truth be told, every now and then in life you just need a shot of adrenaline,” Triple H explained.
Cena, who was in London for a film shoot with Idris Elba and Priyanka Chopra, couldn’t resist the allure of the O2 Arena’s energetic crowd. Triple H further elaborated, “There is no greater direct main line of adrenaline than standing in front of 18,000 people here at O2 Arena and just doing what you can’t do any place else in the world. So, truth be told, he just needed that.”
During his appearance, Cena also hinted at the possibility of WrestleMania being held in London one day. This suggestion was met with enthusiastic cheers from the audience. Triple H did not dismiss the idea, noting that four of the last five premium live shows were hosted in international locations.
The interaction between Grayson Waller and Cena was a highlight of the show. Waller, attempting to dampen the excitement, ridiculed Cena for his recent losses to Austin Theory, The Fiend, and Roman Reigns. He also proposed that WrestleMania be hosted in his home country, Australia. The segment concluded with Waller attacking Cena, who retaliated with an Attitude Adjustment.