Triple H Is Walking Through AEW's Forbidden Door (According To Reddit)

Could Paul Levesque soon be #AllElite?

by Andrew Pollard
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Could Triple H be the huge name to walk through the Forbidden Door on AEW Dynamite this coming Wednesday? For some on Reddit, that is indeed the logical scenario that will play out on AEW's flagship show in a matter of days.

In particular, Reddit user KingBadford has put pieced together all of the evidence pointing in the direction of Paul Levesque becoming #AllElite.

Referencing Tony Khan's recent tweets, this user believes that this upcoming AEW signee must be a particularly huge name from another promotion due to how Khan doesn't use the "Forbidden Door" term for free agent signings.

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More than that, this same fan highlights another Khan tweet, where TK talks about how the Forbidden Door is open to "any wrestling promotion in the world" - with that not ruling out the involvement of WWE in some form or fashion.

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This same theorist then makes mention of how much Tony Khan has been hyping this impending arrival on social media, with the AEW President posting several times to reiterate that a major name is on the way for Wednesday night. Of course, Tony is famed - or infamous, to some - for how heavily he promotes each and every slice of AEW programming throughout the week.

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Presenting one final piece of evidence, KingBadford then states how all of this is leading to a Triple H vs. Cody Rhodes feud in AEW. Given how many like to poke fun at how so much of Cody's presentation is very much Game-lite at times, that's a story that would clearly write itself. Throw into the equation that the American Nightmare has teased using the Pedigree in recent months, that Hunter's Undisputed Era boys are in AEW, and that Cody's lack of contract - Rhodes currently not technically tied down by AEW right now - could lead to a worked-shoot story over Hunter's arrival... and what you have is a whole load of brilliant speculation that likely has zero chance of happening.

Still, it's fun to speculate on such matters, and boy, is this a beautiful slice of Reddit goodness for your Sunday.

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