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Triple H’s biggest contribution to the business is his curtain call punishment
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05-22-2023, 07:18 PM
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Oh we doing this? a triple h hate thread? I'm in
Triple h has used other peoples careers, heat / being over and friendships to stand just close enough to assume he's better than he is. Had he not been carrying bags for hbk / nash or sliding up next to stephanie - he'd have been opening the show on shot gun saturday night
Triple h has used other peoples careers, heat / being over and friendships to stand just close enough to assume he's better than he is. Had he not been carrying bags for hbk / nash or sliding up next to stephanie - he'd have been opening the show on shot gun saturday night
05-23-2023, 05:47 AM
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he was a 3/10
05-23-2023, 08:30 AM
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Always found it funny that they exposed the business at an untelevised house show in 1996-when in 1995 Vince had a clown, a mantaur, a guy with a jockstrap on his face, a garbage collector, a one eyed pirate, a pig farmer, a magician etc on his television & PPV's, being watched by millions worldwide. Then not long after this incident he had a plumber join his roster.
05-23-2023, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
Jon Moxley?Then not long after this incident he had a plumber join his roster.
HHH is a good wrestler who is way overblown and overestimated in terms of talent and legacy. I do think the stories of him carrying bags for the Clique are silly, he did, but only as long as he was the junior member of the group and was expected to show respect to the elders - same as anyone else throughout the history of wrestling.
Good worker. Great look. Mid mic abilities and not a lot of charisma. He was good enough to work off of actual major stars like Austin and the Rock, but I think even when working with them his backstage antics were going on and he got too much from both at various times. Same with UT and other actual top guys he worked with in that era.
After, when there were not the big stars and WWE transitioned from Attitude to Ruthless Aggression, his clear role should have been to help establish and work with young guys, help get them over and put over some of them. Instead he bulldozed over them and opened every RAW with a boring 20 minute monologue thinking he was Ric Flair.
He was talented, just not nearly as much as he's portrayed and his selfish and insecure burials of opponents left him with a glaring hole in his legacy, he never grasped that he was only as good as the guy he was working with - and he made sure to go out of his way to make them all look like trash, other than his pal HBK.
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
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