Triple H has liked a tweet by Saraya recounting the story of a fan who doesn’t like AEW but liked her work in WWE.
Saraya recounted the early morning interaction with a wrestling fan at an airport that occurred recently.
In the tweet posted on July 27, Saraya wrote:
I met a real life twitter wrestling fan today at the airport.
He said “I’m a big fan of you”
I said “sick man thanks”
Then he said “well actually. I’m just a fan of Paige not saraya”
I was like “4am insult. Love that for me”
He said “I just don’t like aew”
I said “do you watch it?”
He said “never have.”
So I said “well how do you know if you like it or not?”
He said “I don’t know… can I take picture?”
Among the followers who liked the tweet were none other than WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H, as can be seen from the screenshot below this story.
Saraya has recently discussed Triple H’s reaction to finding out she was departing from WWE, asking if it had been her choice.
She would also reveal that the door is open for a possible return and that she left the company on good terms.
The former Paige left WWE in July 2022 and made her AEW debut in September of that year.
In news regarding her own Twitter likes, Saraya seemingly agreed with criticism of the booking of AEW’s women’s division – read more on that at this link.
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