On today's solo Sunday news, the WWE crowd turns on Triple H again after the Royal Rumble.

There's the latest on AJ Styles retirement, Powerhouse Hobbs debuts at the Royal Rumble 2026,

and Tomaso Champa is the new AEWTNT champion.

Hello and welcome to What Culture Wrestling, the Solo Sunday news, myself, Andrew Pallard.

I hope you well. I hope you're good. I hope your weekend is going as well as possible. Up the six in the table, reds another three points on the board, another a way win. Ah, you love to see it. Anyways, before I get into this properly, if you're not already, be sure to go and check out the, are what went down video from last night where Murray and Wilborn broke down

everything from the Royal Rumble.

Likewise, you can go back and watch your Royal Rumble live stream too.

I'll watch along, which is Murray, Wilborn, Phil, and the wonderful, wonderful Michael

Hanflare. But on to news, as we kind of look at the Royal Rumble fallouts, and first,

the things first,

the Riyadh crowd was not happy with Triple H.

Now, as is often the case these days, WWRE ran a post show after the Rumble,

a post show outside the venue, Jackie Redmond, Big E, Pete Rosenberg,

and yes, Triple H.

Now, for somebody who does not like the spotlight, apparently, old Tripp certainly has a way of stumbling into that spotlight. Quite a bit. Because, of course, he has to do the voice for the show opener as well and all the other stuff that comes with it. I don't know. I'm one of those people who, it's not like I'm not a Triple Hater. I'm not one of those who thinks the sun shines out of his hoop as well.

Now, for a time, he was one of the very best wrestlers on the planet. In fact, I would say there was a year, maybe 18 months where, I mean, he was definitely the best in WW8, or WWF as it was, and if not the best in the world. And as a Bucca, I mean, NXT black and gold, yes, fantastic.

And we've seen on the main roster, just some absolutely fantastic stuff. But man, it is getting a little much lately opening each PLE. That weird introduction he did a John Cena in the lead to Sena's final match. The new 2K video game cover, which they're four versions of that game, four covers, and trips on two of them. Stephanie into the Hall of Fame announced like, what, eight months ahead of time, nine months ahead of time, trips into the Hall of Fame, which is, yes, deserving. But I don't know, man, these days. Anyway, the guy who tells us all to just enjoy the show, be fans, but they constantly puts himself out there as the face of the company,

as the person who, in case you didn't know, he's the one calling over shots, making over the decisions.

And so with that, if you put yourself out there as the big face, as the person steering this ship,

the creative head of this company, you have to be the one to expect criticism to come your way

when people aren't happy with the product. I mean, you can't say you're the one responsible for this. Tell me how great it all is. But also, you know, don't tell me about the bits you don't like. And that was certainly the case in Riyadh last night where this was yet another PLA that ended with fans, letting Triple H know how unhappy they were with what they've seen.

Now, this follows a trend in recent months.

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