Triple H Makes Major Announcement Before WWE Smackdown: "You Never Know..."
"You never know what to believe… until now. #WWEUnreal premieres July 29 on @netflix." Triple H posted on X.
You never know what to believe… until now. #WWEUnreal premieres July 29 on @netflix. pic.twitter.com/QMW8ELqPTc
— Triple H (@TripleH) July 17, 2025
According to reports, Triple H will narrate the docuseries. Triple H is a 14-time WWE world champion who has served as WWE's Chief Content Officer since 2022. Recently, Triple H - whose real name is Paul Michael Levesque - told Entertainment Weekly: 'Our business evolves and so do the expectations of our audience. When you look at the track records of Omaha Productions and NFL Films, it felt like we had the right partners in place to pull back the curtain and showcase WWE in a brand-new way."
However, not all agrees with triple H. WWE superstar CM Punk has mixed feelings.
'I have that old-school mentality of protecting the business," Punk said. 'So the idea of letting cameras this far behind the scenes is really strange to me — even if I understand why fans want to see it."
WWE: Unreal will premiere globally on Netflix on July 29. The series is directed by Chris Weaver and produced by Omaha Productions, NFL Films, Skydance Sports, and WWE.
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