Triple H is reportedly in quarantine after the latest COVID-19 outbreak at the WWE Performance Center.
According to a new update from Dave Meltzer in the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Triple H (Paul Levesque) was not at RAW or NXT this week, and has entered quarantine. It was noted that “his situation is being kept secretive” but he entered quarantine after the outbreak. It was not said that he had contracted COVID-19, just that he was in seclusion and that Shawn Michaels and Brian James ran the NXT show on Wednesday.
NXT had a COVID outbreak this past week which led a number of people scheduled for the March 17 broadcast being pulled. In addition to Triple H, other names listed as not being present for the show this week include: referee Drake Wuertz, Pete Dunne, Timothy Thatcher, Alexander Wolfe, Wes Lee, Carter Nash, Zack Gibson, James Drake, Leon Ruff, Isaiah Scott, Johnny Gargano and Candice LeRae.
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