Twitter explodes with wild claims of major AEW star wanting to jump ship to WWE under Triple H's regime 

Ever since taking charge as WWE's Chief Content Officer and as Head of Creative, Triple H has been able to rehire several previously released talent. After a major angle involving MJF, William Regal, and Bryan Danielson on AEW Dynamite last week, the wrestling world is speculating the latter two stars are looking to head back to their previous company.

After winning the AEW World title at the Full Gear pay-per-view, MJF made his first television appearance on this past week's Dynamite. He addressed the crowd about why William Regal decided to stab Jon Moxley in the back and side with him. At the end of the segment, the new world champion shocked the world by attacking the former NXT General Manager.

The Devil left the ring as Bryan Danielson came out along with the medical staff. Regal was carried out on a stretcher and needed to be rushed to the hospital. AEW then aired a clip of the WWE legend being taken out in an ambulance, and MJF reacted with three letters.

"Lol," MJF tweeted.

The wrestling world had mixed reactions to The Devil's tweet.

Fans claimed that both Danielson and William Regal were trying to leave the company to reunite with Triple H and that MJF fulfilled their request.

People were not happy that Friedman was laughing at a 54-year-old man being taken to the hospital.

"HOW THE F*** YOU THINK THIS IS FUNNY YOU ARE INSANE BRO 😭," a fan tweeted.

Check out the full tweet here.

Some felt that if the rumors of Regal heading back to WWE were true, he would get his revenge in 2024 as that is when MJF's AEW contract is coming to an end and he might sign with WWE rather than re-signing with Tony Khan. Few also predicted that this would lead to "The American Dragon" Bryan Danielson going after the world title.

Triple H paid tribute to William Regal prior to Survivor Series WarGames

Last week was WWE's annual Thanksgiving tradition, the Survivor Series Premium Live Event. This year was the first time two WarGames matches were featured in the event.

Ahead of the show, Head of Creative Triple H shared a tweet honoring his longtime friend and former General Manager of NXT, William Regal. It was a montage of the wrestling legend saying "WarGames."

"Tonight just wouldn't be the same without...," Triple H tweeted.

Triple H revealed during the post-show press conference that this year's Survivor Series was the highest-grossing and the most viewed as well.

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