The Game addresses the angry reaction from the Saturday Night’s Main Event crowd
Summary
– Triple H responded to the hostile crowd reaction following John Cena’s loss to Gunther
– The Chief Content Officer insisted the decision was made to leave the business better than they found it
– AEW chants broke out during the post-show interview as fans vented their frustration
Triple H faced the heat immediately following the conclusion of Saturday Night’s Main Event. The crowd in Washington, D.C., turned hostile after witnessing John Cena tap out to Gunther in his final match. The Chief Content Officer addressed the situation during the post-show interview while fans showered him with boos and chants for the competition.
Triple H quipped that he was actually disappointed the reaction wasn’t louder. He stood firm on the creative decision despite the palpable anger in the arena. The Game explained that Cena has always prioritized leaving the industry better than he found it. He emphasized that this finish was designed to build the future regardless of how difficult it was for the fans to accept in the moment.
The WWE executive made it clear that he will always do what he believes is right for the business. He noted that Cena has spent his entire career making stars, and this final act was no different. Triple H accepted full responsibility for the criticism and stated his shoulders are big enough to carry the weight of the backlash.
The night ended with the roster joining Cena on stage for a final salute. Cody Rhodes and CM Punk presented their championships to the legend as a sign of respect. Cena left his gear in the ring to signify the end of his time as an active competitor.
