Triple H Comments On Cardi B's Potential In-Ring Role at WWE SummerSlam 2025
Triple H believes Cardi B would be difficult to stop if she decides to step into a WWE ring.
Cardi B is set to host the first-ever two-night WWE SummerSlam this year, taking place on Saturday, August 2, and Sunday, August 3, at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. As a New York native, Cardi B is expected to draw major attention to the show, which is just weeks away.
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During an interview with Billboard, Triple H discussed Cardi B's involvement at WWE SummerSlam. When asked about Cardi B's role at SummerSlam, and whether fans might see her get physical in the ring, Triple H explained that anything is possible.
Triple H comments on Cardi B's role at SummerSlam
'Well, let me answer the second part of it first. So can you see her … I don't know if anybody can control Cardi B, let me just start with that. So if she wants to, I think it's going to be hard to talk her out of it. And then what can we expect? Who the hell knows. The one thing I know about Cardi is, whatever she's going to do, is what she's going to do. And you're sort of kind of just hanging on to the tiger's tail a little bit there.'
'So she's a lot of fun to work with, has been so far with this. She's excited to do it. I think, as everybody knows, she's a big fan and has, you know, talked a lot about the business over the years and all that stuff and comments on it a lot. So when you work with people like that, it's exciting. We'll see, we'll see where that goes.'
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'But we're thrilled to be working with her. You know, there's a lot of artists out there across so many different things now that are just, they're fans and looking to come in and do things with us, and we'll vet through them and try to figure out the ones that can do the most and be a positive for our fan base, and just help to expand the product out beyond the realm of just just wrestling fans, and get the rest of the world into what we're doing.'
Read More: Chelsea Green Wants Cardi B To Sing Her To The Ring
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