“There’s Nothing He Can’t Do”: Triple H Praises Grammy Award-Winning Music Star as His WWE Return Beckons

Multi-talented Puerto Rican sensation, Bad Bunny, who transitioned from music to wrestling in 2021 is in the news again. His explosive debut at WrestleMania 37 was just the start. As a one-time WWE 24/7 Champion, he continued to impress, shining in the 2022 Royal Rumble and appearing at the 2023 Backlash PLE in a singles match in Puerto Rico.

Bad Bunny‘s not just a music star; he’s a respectable performer in the wrestling world. His impressive in-ring performances have not only excited the fans but recently drew praise from WWE’s head of creative,  Triple H.

Triple H praises Bad Bunny as the Jack of all trades

From winning Grammy Awards to headlining global music festivals, Bad Bunny’s list of achievements is extensive. But here’s the kicker: he’s not just slaying in the music industry and Hollywood; he’s also holding his own in WWE as well. As Triple H rightly pointed out, Bad Bunny’s talent knows no bounds.

WWE’s Head of Creative Triple H was all praise for a rising superstar in the company. The praise, however, wasn’t for the person’s pro wrestling achievement. It came after the individual found himself placed on an elite list.

The 54-year-old legend took to X to write a post about the global star. He wrote, “From headlining music festivals to taking Hollywood by storm… and stealing the show in WWE.. there’s nothing Bad Bunny can’t do. Congrats to San Benito on being named one of THR’s “Most Powerful Latin Players in Film, TV and Music.”

Previously in a thrilling showdown at the WWE Backlash event in Puerto Rico, Bad Bunny showed his wrestling prowess, winning in a San Juan Street Fight against Damian Priest. This match, hyped as part of a double main event, only solidified his status as a true multi-talented powerhouse. 

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Now there have been rumors doing rounds about Bad Bunny making a return to the squared circle. Not only this, but new United States Champion Logan Paul also teased a confrontation with Bad Bunny in WWE.

Logan Paul eyes showdown with Bad Bunny in WWE ring

Logan Paul, newly crowned United States Champion following his victory at WWE Crown Jewel, eyes a potential clash with rapper Bad Bunny in the ring. Expressing his interest in a face-off, Paul, already critical of Bunny’s physical prowess, pointed out their equal ratings in the WWE2K23 video game, hinting at a challenge.

Both celebrities have made significant impacts in the WWE ring: Bad Bunny, a fervent wrestling fan, impressed during his WrestleMania 37 debut and subsequent matches, including a well-received bout in his homeland at WWE Backlash. On the other hand, Paul’s debut at WrestleMania 38 in 2022 garnered praise for his wrestling skills across eight matches within the company.

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The possibility of a showdown between these two crossover stars seems to be on the horizon, but Bad Bunny’s camp has yet to respond to Paul’s proposal and comments.