WWE Summerslam 2016 rumors: does Triple H have a surprise in store?

Although he has been in the news recently, not much has been confirmed on what WWE-related matters wrestling star Triple H will attend to soon. Will he actually grace the upcoming SummerSlam event and stand in the ring once more?

While it has not been confirmed yet that the superstar will be competing in the next SummerSlam, speculations suggest that since he was dissed by Roman Reigns, with the latter challenging his authority, a clash is certainly possible.

Meanwhile, Triple H seems busy going back and forth for continuous negotiations for the 2016 SummerSlam, although he also has been popping up in non-SummerSlam events, too. Just recently, the WWE executive received the first-ever Spirit of Lemmy Award from the Metal Hammer magazine. In addition, just days ago, the wrestling superstar willingly gave a custom-made WWE Heavyweight Championship belt to this year's Stanley Cup champions, the Pittsburgh Penguins.

However, although the wrestling executive looks to be a busybody, the WWE is still on top of his mind. It seems that The Game is still cooking a surprise for hardcore wrestling fans.

Just recently, in an interview with wrestling legend Bill Goldberg, the wrestler said that he and Triple H had been talking about the former returning to the ring once again.

The wrestler, talking about his participation in the upcoming "WWE 2K17" game, let it slip that he talked to Triple H about coming back. However, it was all friendly talk and not a negotiation.

Goldberg admitted, "The reality is you're hearing this straight from my mouth. I spoke to Hunter one time, I think, in the last 12 years. Never been in negotiations. Just a conversation here and there, but it never went to the next level. I think both of us were on the same page with that."

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