Triple H reacts to the signing of "unbelievable" top star after AEW boss Tony Khan misses out

Triple H has reacted to the signing of Dragon Lee, who has confirmed that he is heading to WWE in 2023.

Lee was in action for Lucha Libre AAA, teaming up with Dralistico to win the AAA Tag Team Championship by beating FTR at Noche de Campeones. Post-match, he made the massive announcement.

Taking to Twitter, The Game posted a heartfelt message as he hyped up Lee's signing.

"An unbelievable athlete who has collected accolades and held championships across the globe… and he’s just getting started. The next chapter of @dragonlee95’s career begins with @WWENXT!" wrote Triple H.

Check out the tweet from The Game:

Earlier this year, Lee competed in AEW when he teamed up with Rush and Andrade El Idolo to face Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks.

The 27-year-old was highly impressive in his AEW outing, and fans urged Tony Khan to sign him to the company. However, following La Facción Ingobernable's loss to The Elite, Rush and Andrade betrayed Lee, only for him to never appear in AEW again.

Lee has also competed in NJPW, where he is a former IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion. He is best known for his long-term rivalry with Hiromu Takahashi. He has also made big moves in Ring of Honor.

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Tony Khan has already signed some of WWE's biggest stars who shined under Triple H

Over the last couple of years, Tony Khan has signed numerous former WWE stars who made a name for themselves in WWE under Triple H.

Several stars, including Malakai Black (formerly known as Aleister Black in WWE), Adam Cole, Bryan Danielson, and Saraya (FKA Paige), have all signed with AEW.

However, The Game has also brought back major talents to WWE after Vince McMahon's retirement. Many stars, including Bray Wyatt and Braun Strowman, have returned to the Stamford-based company after being released due to budget cuts.

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