“It’s about time WWE” – Ex-World’s Strongest Man posts photo with Triple H & Stephanie McMahon and teases a debut

A major name who was crowned the World’s Strongest Man nearly a decade ago posted a photo on Facebook alongside Stephanie McMahon & Triple H, teasing a debut.

That name is none other than Eddie Hall, who was the World’s Strongest Man as well as an MMA fighter (1-0), who made his debut in the sport earlier this year, knocking out Mariusz Pudzianowski in 30 seconds of the very first round. It seems like he is a sports entertainment enthusiast as well.

Posting a photo alongside The Game and his wife, Stephanie McMahon, Eddie Hall said, “It’s about time WWE” in the caption, seemingly teasing a debut:

Triple H’s hilarious reaction in the aftermath of the Stephanie McMahon Hall of Fame announcement

Triple H was obviously in on the fact that Stephanie McMahon was getting inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, just one year after his induction. At Wrestlepalooza, The Undertaker came out in his American Badass gear and took Stephanie by surprise by revealing the Hall of Fame announcement.

In the aftermath of that, The Game’s reaction was hilarious and he explained how Stephanie McMahon had no idea that she was getting inducted, instead thinking that The Undertaker was going to embarrass her prior to her birthday:

“Yeah, has anybody got a good lawyer?” Triple H laughed. “I’m in trouble. Steph is not happy with me. She had no idea, and I think she thought Taker was coming out there — it’s her birthday in four days — I think she thought Taker was coming out there to embarrass her and sing happy birthday to her, and she had no clue right up until he said, ‘Induct.’ But, the truth is, she is one of the most iconic performers in an era, the Attitude Era and moving forward from there, she was a powerful character for a lot of young women around the world; of a young, powerful executive and an incredible performer. So, to me, not just because she’s my wife, if I put all that aside, she’s just such an incredible performer and part of our business. That’s just the in-ring and stuff and then what she’s done behind the scenes, for all of it, just so well deserved. I can’t say it enough.” (H/T Fightful)

It’s unclear whether Stephanie McMahon will be the headlining Hall of Fame induction next year, but she will certainly be front and center. Last year, Paul Heyman was the “headliner” but technically opened the Hall of Fame ceremony.