WWE Chief Content Officer Paul Levesque did media with Hawaii outlets to promote the upcoming two non-televised live events and tryout set for next month in Honolulu.

Speaking to KHON2 News, Triple H said that “every Superstar” in WWE has asked him to be part of this tour as everyone wants to go to Hawaii.

“This is exciting for us, and this isn’t a one-time deal. We’re not just coming there now, we’re going to be coming there on a regular basis,” Triple H said, adding that they’re going to have their boots on the ground again in Hawaii after being absent since 2019.

With the tryout taking place during the tour, Triple H said that they want to ensure that the Pacific Islands remain a home for WWE for years to come with the next generation of Superstars coming from there.

Shawn Michaels, who will be heading up the tryout, also spoke to the outlet, saying that everyone is excited about it and looking forward to it in a very big way.

WWE will be taking over the Neal S. Blaisdell Center on October 16 and 17.