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LA Knight Says Frustration Affected His Mood at WWE Shows
WWE wrestler LA Knight says he was often miserable while traveling for shows and sometimes arrived in a combative mood.
He said those feelings affected how he approached work, though he did not describe himself as an unpleasant person.
Knight also discussed a backstage conversation with WWE executive Triple H after his match at Money in the Bank 2025.
He said he listened to Triple H’s feedback, even though he initially felt the match had gone mostly as planned.
Knight’s comments describe his relationship with Triple H as being in a good place, despite earlier speculation that they did not get along.
He said he and WWE’s creative team have worked out that he prefers room to improvise rather than having every detail planned.
Knight also credited wrestler Solo Sikoa with helping him, but no further plans were described.
LA Knight said personal misery affected his attitude when he arrived at WWE shows.
He said he often felt ready to “fight everything and everybody,” including the company.
Knight said he had listened to feedback from Triple H after his match at Money in the Bank 2025, even though he initially saw the match differently.
He said he and WWE’s creative team had worked out that he preferred not to have everything planned in detail.
- Who
- LA Knight, a WWE wrestler.
- What
- He said personal misery affected his attitude at WWE shows.
- When
- He discussed it in a recent interview with Metro; he also recalled a conversation after Money in the Bank 2025.
- Where
- At WWE shows and events.
- Why
- Knight said he was miserable at times and needed to fix that; he did not state what caused the misery.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Knight had a backstage conversation with Triple H after his match.
Knight spoke with Metro about his mindset at WWE shows and his conversations with Triple H.
- Wrestler
- LA Knight
- Event
- Money in the Bank 2025
- Executive
- Triple H, WWE Chief Content Officer
- Interview outlet
- Metro
What people are saying
I was miserable a lot of times, and needed to fix that. I wasn’t an asshole. But I would show up, and immediately I was in the zone and feeling like I was going in there to fight everything and everybody, and especially the company, I guess.
We’ve kinda gotten that figured out between me and creative, where it’s like, I’m not the type that wants to have everything mapped out from A to Z. I don’t want the audience to have to think as much. I want them to feel.
Sources
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