WWE’s Paul “Triple H” Levesque is teasing some major moves with Travis Scott coming down the pipeline.
After Monday Night Raw’s Netflix Premiere Post-Show, when Complex’s Kylie Mar asked about Scott’s involvement, Levesque opened up about future plans. “You brought up more collaborations with Travis Scott – can you share any specific details or ideas that came up in your conversations?”
The WWE boss hinted at big things brewing between both camps. Scott had already made waves when he showed up at Raw, joining Jey Uso ringside for his showdown with Drew McIntyre.
Sounds like WWE fans will be seeing more of the rap superstar. Levesque praised Scott’s genuine passion for wrestling and mentioned they’ve got exciting plans in the works.
“Travis is just bursting with creativity, and he’s really into what we do. Every time we meet, whether it’s on Zoom or face-to-face, ideas just keep flowing,” Levesque explained. “After each session, we’ve got this massive list, and then we regroup later to figure out what sticks. Right now, we’ve got several things cooking, and we’re actually meeting in the next few days to nail down our next moves.”
Levesque revealed that he, along with WWE president Nick Khan, are hyped about teaming up with the Houston artist, calling it a “wonderful opportunity.”
“What really makes it special is when they genuinely love our product,” Levesque shared. “When Travis came back after being out there with Jey, he was like an excited kid, saying ‘Man, this hits different than what I do. The vibe, the energy – it’s on another level compared to concerts.’ That’s pretty cool to hear.”
During his Raw appearance, Scott also treated fans to some new music. Before heading into Inglewood’s Intuit Dome, he went live on Instagram and previewed what’s believed to be his new track “4×4” while meeting up with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.
The bond between WWE and Travis Scott has been growing stronger lately. At ComplexCon’s headline show, Triple H presented Scott with a special “King of Hardcore” championship belt. The rapper even dropped some WWE-themed merch for fans at this year’s festival.
