Triple H announces major partnership ahead of WWE Survivor Series

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Today, Triple H tweeted on X/Twitter about AAA’s brand-new partnership with FOX for streaming content all across Mexico, Central, and South America, starting in 2026. It’s a massive achievement for both parties, and The Game addressed highly of the collaboration.

“The @WWE & @luchalibreaaa partnership continues to showcase the best of lucha libre and honor the history and legacy of this incredible culture. And starting in 2026, our stars, our fans, and our industry get the incredible opportunity to partner with @somos_FOX across Mexico, Central, and South America. Incredibly proud of this team. This has been a project driven by passion and grown with collaboration across both companies. Looking forward to 2026 and beyond,” Triple H tweeted on X.

Triple H finalized participants for both WarGames matches at WWE Survivor Series

In 2017, Triple H, under Vince McMahon’s creative regime, brought back WarGames on the Black and Gold brand. It became an annual gimmick match for the brand in the coming years, and The Game’s creative choices for the match piqued the audience’s interest.

In 2022, Triple H took over the creative duties on WWE’s main roster and rebranded Survivor Series as Survivor Series: WarGames. The gimmick match officially moved to the main roster, as it clashed with Deadline’s Iron Survivor Challenge.

Earlier this month, The Game confirmed that Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns will be on opposite teams heading into San Diego, California. Last week, the 14-time world champion confirmed that AJ Lee will enter the gimmick match for the first time, and the opposing team will have Becky Lynch as their fifth member.