Triple H Says WWE Will Return To Hawaii On A Regular Basis

Triple H says WWE plans to return to Hawaii on a regular basis after the company’s upcoming October shows in Honolulu.

WWE will hold back-to-back live events at Blaisdell Arena on October 16 and 17. The shows will be WWE’s first in Hawaii since September 2019. The company will also hold tryouts during its visit for prospective talent from Hawaii and the wider Pacific Islands.

Triple H discussed the upcoming events during an interview with KHON2 News. He made clear that WWE’s return will not be a one-time visit. (via Fightful)

“It’s gonna be amazing. I can tell you every superstar in the WWE has been calling and asking us to be on this card. They’re chomping at the bit to get there to Hawaii. This is exciting for us; this isn’t a one-time deal. We’re not just coming there now, we’re going to be coming there on a regular basis.”

Triple H also connected WWE’s Hawaii return to the company’s history in the region. He said WWE wants to rebuild its presence across the Pacific Islands, and that is why they are looking at the next generation of talent there.

“We’re going to make sure that we have our feet back on the ground in Hawaii where they always should’ve been, where our roots are. That’s why we are looking for that next generation too, we want to ensure that the Pacific Islands remain a home for us for years to come.”

WWE originally announced one live event in Honolulu for October 16. A second show was later added for October 17 in response to popular demand  Names like Seth Rollins, The Usos, Jacob Fatu, Oba Femi, Liv Morgan have been announced to make appearances so far.