Gilbert Arenas and Shannon Sharpe’s podcast, ‘Nightcap’, has caught the attention of NBA buffs over the last few months. Most times, the duo has discussed the game with a few controversial topics, but this time, Sharpe decided to turn the table by looking back into some wholesome memories. All that Arenas did was nod his head to Sharpe’s question about wrestling, and the former turned cloud nine to reminisce about his best memories. 

Sharpe questioned Arenas with a big smile, “Were you a wrestling fan?” You could see the NFL legend’s face enlightened, hoping for a positive reply from Arenas. The former Washington Wizards answered, “Yeah”, and Sharpe could not control his smile. The 2-time NFL champion just took over from there. He did not want to hear anything more from Arenas. He shared, “See I go back a little further than you. I grew up with the Georgia championship wrestling with Gordon Solie. So we had Dusty Rhodes, Andre the Giant, we had Bobo Brazil, we had Ox Baker.“

Sharpe added, “It was just like my grandfather used to just haul us around, you know, we go to Savannah, we go to Baxley. I mean they would come to wrestle, would come to little small towns and wrestle back then…Man, I just loved…Me and my cousin, we packed up that car many times and hauled the tail to Savannah”.

Well, Sharpe’s ardency got the attention of a WWE icon.

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Triple H responds to Gilbert Arenas and Shannon Sharpe’s wrestling episode with a wholesome gesture

Who knew Triple H would be following the ‘Nightcap’? Just a few hours after the duo posted, the 54-year-old wrestling icon replied, “Love the respect and passion for the history of our business. @ShannonSharpe and the @NightcapShow_ crew are welcome to join us at a @WWE event any place, any time.” 

That’s indeed some unexpected love! 

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After 20 years as a wrestler in WWE, the superstar took over the business of the league as the Chief Content Officer (CCO). He has been actively promoting the WWE on his social media. Now, with this invite, there is a good chance that both the NBA and NFL fans will tune in to watch some wrestling. 

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