Triple H Breaks Silence On Major WWE Title Change
Triple H has acknowledged a major title change that occurred on Monday Night Raw.
On March 2, Dominik Mysterio was scheduled to defend his WWE Intercontinental Championship against Penta, who became the #1 Contender a couple of weeks ago.
Before the match, Mysterio asked for help from his Judgment Day stablemates, and while JD McDonagh agreed, Finn Balor did not. Both JD and Balor did, however, accompany Mysterio to the ring.
Penta, who had previously unsuccessfully challenged Mysterio for the title, pulled out all the stops to ensure that he won this time around.
In the closing minutes, he ran himself into the steel post, injuring his shoulder. Mysterio then called on his teammates for help by asking for the bell hammer.
When JD was about to hand it to him, Balor stopped him and told him that Dominik promised that he would complete the match on his own. Soon, Penta hit Mysterio with his Mexican Destroyer finisher for the win.
As it has now become a tradition, Triple H celebrated with the newly crowned Intercontinental Champion backstage, recognizing Penta’s “no fear” approach.
Cero Miedo…El Campeón #AndNew @PENTAELZEROM pic.twitter.com/VHi2npO6cV
— Triple H (@TripleH) March 3, 2026
Triple H’s Creative Team In Disarray
Over the last year, Triple H and his team of writers have struggled on several fronts when it came to putting on consistent storylines.
More than one report has called out WWE for its instability, which has also left many fans frustrated.
A latest report on Self Made Sessions revealed the legitimate struggles that Hunter and his team have been dealing with. The report especially highlighted that no one was accepting different opinions, resulting in conflicts between them.
The report also highlighted some members’ reluctance towards accepting feedback from fans.