Triple H Specifically Asked To See Sol Ruca’s Finisher During WWE Matches

Sol Ruca’s Sol Snatcher finisher might’ve turned heads for being unconventional — but it clearly impressed someone at the very top.

In a new interview with Fightful’s Sean Ross Sapp, the rising WWE star revealed that none other than Triple H has personally requested to see her hit the move during her main roster appearances. Ruca, who appeared in multiple matches on SmackDown throughout 2025, said she was stunned when she found out The Game knew — and wanted — her signature move in action.

“I think that’s mostly the producers or there’s been times where Triple H has specifically said that he wants to see it. Which is honestly like the coolest thing, especially coming from NXT to going up to the main roster and then specifically knowing my finish and wanting to see it.”

Ruca admitted she was nervous to debut the unique, high-risk maneuver, knowing it might draw mixed reactions:

“I am really grateful that I took initiative with my finish when it first debuted because I was a little bit nervous about doing it because I knew there was going to be hate around it because it is like a flippy thing and the flippy stuff isn’t for everyone.”

Still, she doubled down on the decision and believes taking that risk paid off in a major way — especially with Triple H backing her:

“I’m just like happy that I made that decision to do it and to take a risk because I don’t think I would have been where I am exactly today if I didn’t. So, it is a really cool thing for people to recognize it and to know it — especially Triple H of all people.”

She also reflected on what it means to perform that move while sharing the ring with top-tier talent on the WWE roster:

“Being called up there to work some of the greatest people around right now, and to be able to perform it with them — that’s really cool.”

Sol Ruca took a gamble with the Sol Snatcher, and now it’s earned the stamp of approval from one of the most influential people in the company. With Triple H personally asking to see it, the move might not just be a highlight — it could be her ticket to long-term main roster success.