There are few WWE stars who have had more WrestleMania moments than Triple H, who has competed at the event on 23 occasions in his career, which is second all-time placing just behind The Undertaker. Whether it was defeating Chris Jericho to become Undisputed WWE Champion or facing “The Phenom” at back-to-back WrestleManias, Triple H has built himself an impressive resume at “The Show of Shows,” but he recently admitted that one of his favorite matches came during his final days as an active star.

Speaking on “What’s Your Story? With Stephanie McMahon,” Triple H reflected on teaming with his wife at WrestleMania 34 against Kurt Angle and Ronda Rousey, claiming that the tag team match is one of the most memorable nights of his career.

“There’s certain Mania moments that stick out, but that’s one of my favorite nights just cause being able to do that with you and the entrance and you doing the water spit and just the whole thing was just so surreal, cool. Like when you get to the end, at that point, I’m doing stuff like what, once a year maybe or something like that and it’s brutal. But there were all just like these little moments that you savor, so to think that I would have that time that late in my career to like, oh, I get to go out there with you and do all that cool stuff and all that fun stuff.”

Triple H continued to explain that he caught himself being a fan watching McMahon and Rousey perform and had to force himself from smiling in order to stay in character.

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Last month, Darby Allin won the AEW World Championship, marking his first reign and the first time that particular title has changed hands on TV since 2022. According to Tony Schiavone on “What Happened When,” the main event is one that will stick with him for a long time.

“It’s one of those moments that I will never forget, because it was so well-done, it was so special, and it was a thread that we had through our entire program,” Schiavone said. “To see Darby Allin win the world title and all the guys come out and celebrate with him, and the way he’d done it, I just think it’s a thing that I will never forget.”

The April 15 edition of “AEW Dynamite” featured a running throughline leading up to the main event between Allin and MJF. In the end, Allin bested his fellow “Pillar” in just a few short minutes, and the show closed with Allin being joined in celebration by Sting, Brody King, and a contingent of the AEW locker room.

Allin then made his first successful defense of the AEW World Championship against Tommaso Ciampa on the following episode of “Dynamite,” followed by another defense against King the week after. According to Schiavone, that’s something fans should expect to continue in the coming weeks.

“Darby’s the type of kid that will not rest and will always defend the title, unlike a guy like MJF,” he stated.

With Allin continuing to defend the title on a regular basis, though denying MJF a rematch, it remains to be seen how long Allin remains champion. The company’s next pay-per-view is AEW Double or Nothing, scheduled for May 24, 2026, at Louis Armstrong Stadium in the Queens borough of New York City.

The Judgment Day has undergone plenty of changes since its first iteration of members in April 2022, and ahead of WWE WrestleMania 42, things changed once again when Finn Balor was kicked out of the group following the return of Liv Morgan. The remaining members include the Women’s World Champion, alongside Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh, Roxanne Perez, and Raquel Rodriguez. It’s the first time the stable has been dominated by women, something Rodriguez joked about in an interview with “The Wrestling Classic.”

“Honestly, after we kicked Finn Balor out, I was like, ‘Woah! It’s a women’s club now,'” Rodriguez said. “It’s a strong women’s club with Dominik and JD.”

Rodriguez talked about her history with Morgan, who she previously won the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships with multiple times before Judgment Day. She said that while they knew each other during their Performance Center days, they didn’t become friends until Rodriguez’s main roster call-up in 2022.

“It didn’t happen as fast at the beginning, but when I got called up to the main roster, and they kind of threw us together as a tag team, I think we both realized that we do have a lot in common,” she said. “We have the same mindset when it comes to wrestling, when it comes to preparing. So that just kind of bonded us really, really quickly.”

Rodriguez explained that when Perez was introduced to the group, Morgan felt like they were being given a “baby” to raise. She joked that when Morgan got hurt, she was left feeling like a “single mother.” She said everything has brought the three of them closer together, making what they do on and off screen “so natural.”

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