WWE Legend Triple H Congratulates Gable Steveson on Winning Gold at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics

Gable Steveson made history at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics winning Gold in the finals of the Men’s freestyle 125 kg category. His win against Gino Petriashvili of Georgia ended a two-decade drought for a gold medal in heavyweight wrestling for USA. Bruce Baumgartner had previously won gold for USA at the 1992 Olympics.

The 21-year-old was always confident of winning gold at the Olympics, and he did just that! The entire United States is bustling with joy. Every single American is proud of Gable, including WWE Legend Triple H.

For those unaware, ‘The Game‘ has constantly been vocal about Steveson’s prowess on the mat and beyond.

Triple H in awe of Gable Steveson for winning a gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics

Gable Steveson did what he set out to do, and that is win Gold at the Olympic Games. While videos of his family’s emotional celebration are doing rounds, the who’s who of sports and entertainment are wishing the 21-year-old a hearty congratulations for making history.

WWE Legend Triple H took to Twitter to congratulate Steveson on his emphatic win. The ‘King of Kings’ pointed out how focused Steveson was until the last minute and even appreciated his signature backflip celebration! The official Twitter account of WWE also wished Gable Steveson on his win.

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Triple H has been following Gable Steveson’s career for quite sometime now. A few days ago, after Steveson’s win in the Semi-Finals, Triple H gave him a new nickname, the ‘Machine.’ Honestly, looking at Steveson’s impressive performance on the mat, it’s no secret he’s a machine that doesn’t stop no matter what!

Will Steveson join WWE after winning Olympic Gold?

Gable Steveson has always been vocal about becoming a WWE Superstar. In fact, his brother, Bobby Steveson, is already training at the WWE Performance Center. With Gable having achieved success at the pinnacle of his sport, he can now easily move on to a brighter future in WWE.

The Big Ten Winner has hinted at a WWE debut several times in the past. In addition, he is everything that WWE would want in a top big star in the future. Imagine, he’d be the second-ever Olympic Gold Medalist in WWE history after Kurt Angle!

The Olympics are officially behind him, and we think it’s a matter of time until Gable Steveson becomes WWE Champion!

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