Shocking Twist on WWE RAW: Triple H Betrays Cody Rhodes, Aligns with The Bloodline
In a jaw-dropping turn of events that left the WWE Universe stunned, Monday Night RAW took an unexpected and explosive twist as Triple H made a shocking return to in-ring action—not to save the day, but to deliver a game-changing betrayal. In what was meant to be a climactic tag-team showdown between Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins vs. Solo Sikoa and Jimmy Uso, chaos erupted when The Bloodline’s enforcers seemed outnumbered—until The Game himself entered the arena.
At first, the crowd erupted with excitement, believing Triple H was coming to the aid of Rhodes and Rollins, who were being brutalized after the match in a 4-on-2 assault following the surprise interference by Tama Tonga. But what followed was a thunderous Pedigree—delivered not to a member of The Bloodline, but to Cody Rhodes. The arena fell into stunned silence as Triple H stood over the fallen “American Nightmare” and flashed the infamous Too Sweet hand gesture to the remaining Bloodline members.
Speculation had been growing for weeks about backstage meetings involving Triple H, Paul Heyman, and Roman Reigns, but nothing was ever confirmed—until now. WWE commentators were speechless as Michael Cole uttered, “I can’t believe what we’re seeing… Has Triple H just joined The Bloodline?” The betrayal felt personal, especially given Triple H’s past respect for Cody’s family legacy and his previous disputes with The Bloodline.
What followed was even more surreal. Roman Reigns, who had not appeared on RAW in over a month, made his entrance to a thunderous mix of cheers and boos. He embraced Triple H at the top of the ramp, raising his hand as if crowning him the “true tribal enforcer.” The alliance was made official when Paul Heyman declared that Triple H had always been “The Cerebral Architect” and had finally recognized The Bloodline as the future of the business.
Backstage reactions poured in as chaos broke out in the locker room. Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens were reportedly “furious” and tried to confront Triple H, only to be held back by security. Rhea Ripley was overheard saying, “If he can do that to Cody, none of us are safe.” WWE officials are said to be scrambling to deal with the ramifications of Triple H’s sudden allegiance.
Cody Rhodes was stretchered out of the arena and taken to a nearby medical facility. WWE later released a statement confirming that Rhodes suffered “multiple contusions and a possible neck injury.” Fans online have launched the #JusticeForCody hashtag, demanding answers and retribution for what many are calling the “ultimate betrayal.”
With WrestleMania season approaching, this development has completely shaken up the power structure in WWE. Is this the dawn of a darker, more dominant version of The Bloodline with Triple H pulling the strings? Or is The Game simply playing his own long con, setting the stage for a greater power grab?
Whatever the answer, one thing is clear: WWE RAW will never be the same again. The Game has changed the game—and nobody, not even the fan-favorite Cody Rhodes, saw it coming.
