Arnold Schwarzenegger Went Batshit on Triple H During a Match Againt Stone Cold Steve Austin That Landed Him With a Rare WWE Belt

Arnold Schwarzenegger while present in the WWE arena made an unexpected entry in the match between Steve Austin and Triple H.

Arnold Schwarzenegger Went Batshit on Triple H During a Match Againt Stone Cold Steve Austin That Landed Him With a Rare WWE Belt

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  • Arnold Schwarzenegger helped Stone Cold Steve Austin by giving him a steel chair during his fight against Triple H.
  • After Steven Austin's victory, Triple H jumped on Arnold Schwarzenegger to beat him but he was instead beaten to a pulp by the Rambo actor.
  • This stunt was pulled off to potentially promote his then-upcoming movie, End of Days, but the situation was so real that it enthralled everyone.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger was a guy always known for his famous and outrageous stunts, both inside and outside the set. But this one time he had everyone shocked during his visit to a WWE show as he got up from his chair and began to tackle down WWE athlete Triple H. Although this could be seen as a stunt to promote his then-upcoming movie, End of Days, it caught the eye of everyone.

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For Arnold Schwarzenegger, both boxing and professional wrestling are the sports of his greatest liking. He has been spotted attending many boxing matches and WWE events over the years, and has even made appearances in both. He understands the hard work and dedication that goes into these sports, and he appreciates the athleticism and entertainment value that they provide.

Arnold Schwarzenegger in Netflix’s Arnold
Arnold Schwarzenegger in Netflix’s Arnold

Governator Gone Wild: Arnold Schwarzenegger Unleashes Punches on Triple H!

Remember ‘Hasta la vista, baby’? Well, in 1999, Arnold Schwarzenegger gave The Game a different kind of farewell as he went batshit on Triple H during a WWE match, much to the delight of the electrified crowd. The chaos unfolded as the actor, promoting his then-upcoming film End of Days, was presented with a special Box Office Champion of The World belt by Vince McMahon.

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But the night was far from over for the action hero. As the main event between Stone Cold Steve Austin and Triple H raged on, Schwarzenegger surprisingly inserted himself into the brawl. Fueled by the electric atmosphere and perhaps a touch of Hollywood theatrics, the Rambo actor grabbed a steel folding chair and handed it to Stone Cold, adding an unexpected weapon to the already intense match.

Arnold Schwarzenegger
Arnold Schwarzenegger

But the drama didn’t stop there. Following Austin’s victory, signified by the bell, Schwarzenegger, channeling his inner Terminator, unleashed a flurry of punches and backhands on Triple H, leaving the crowd in a roaring frenzy. He delivered each of his blows beautifully, creating the effect of Triple H tumbling down, while at the same time displaying the actor’s great physical skills.

Arnold Schwarzenegger
Arnold Schwarzenegger

The unexpected intervention became an iconic moment in WWE history, cementing his status as a true wrestling fan and solidifying his connection with the sport. People expected that his involvement wouldn’t make a difference, but that was the night when the divide between Hollywood action and professional wrestling went blurry; so wondrous, that the fans would not forget easily.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Journey Through Struggle and Triumph

However notorious for his effortless rise to the top, Arnold Schwarzenegger‘s poverty-filled childhood in post-war Austria was influenced greatly by an unstable family and an abusive father. He encountered dyslexia, which deficient his academic success. Despite these challenges, he found solace and purpose in bodybuilding, dedicating himself to grueling training regimens.

Arnold Schwarzenegger
Arnold Schwarzenegger

Early rejections in Hollywood fueled his determination, leading him to meticulously hone his English and acting skills. Though landing roles proved difficult, he persevered, eventually breaking through with iconic characters like Conan the Barbarian and the Terminator. But even after achieving fame, struggles persisted.

Arnold Schwarzenegger in Conan the Destroyer
Arnold Schwarzenegger in Conan the Destroyer

To this day, at the age of 76, the actor struggles with physical restrictions aggravated by the injuries suffered during his whole life. To an extent, he opened up about his confrontations with aging and his perpetual quest for self-development. Looking back, Schwarzenegger’s life depicts an amazing success with a lot of struggle, but his resilience and the ability to fight all the hardships. 

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