Triple H is a piece of sh*t.

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If you need a real recent example of Paul's need to feel worshiped, Roman beat the shyt out of him at TLC last year and instead of staying home and selling the injury angle he showed up three days later at Takeover London just to get cheered by all the smarks :mjlol:

Backstage News on the Mixed Reaction to Triple H Appearing at NXT Takeover After TLC Injury Angle, Reaction to Reigns' SD! Promo

:umad: stupid fukkboi

He did it to get heat from the smarks and it worked as evidence in this pathetic thread
 

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Let's not forget that he's always out there acting like all of NXT's success was on him. This dude literally broke kayfabe (he was supposedly severely injured by Roman giving him an ass whooping) and appeared at an NXT: TakeOver cutting the exact same "The future is now!" promo he cuts before every TakeOver show for no other reason than that he loves the neckbeards cheering him on.

And I've said it in the CWC thread, when he came out to hug up Cedric Alexander when those "Please sign Cedric!" chants happened after his match with Kota Ibushi, that wasn't him giving Cedric rub. That was him soaking up all the attention for himself because Cedric didn't need no damn rub coming off one of the best matches of the year with the entire crowd chanting his name.
 

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Ok so here's how I feel. Triple H is a WWE legend. No denying it. As mentioned, dude was one of the top heels in the business. Was an important bad guy to a lot of our favorites. Had some good matches and feuds here and there. I won't discredit that. Behind the scenes, the internal success of NXT is driven by him. He's making some good decisions for projects not run by Vince. We get that. (speaking of NXT. That whole deal with him coming out and raising Cedrics arm was more of him trying to speed up the show. I don't think he was trying to take his spotlight. Still should have let him have his moment though)

With that said he has a ton of questionable moments. There is no denying that his RAW run went way overboard and he took power to his head. I won't go so far as to say he wouldn't be anywhere had he not married into the family because he had a nice track record prior to all of that. But I will say that marrying into the family enabled his power and mindset for those long dark periods of his reign. Again, some good came out of all that ( put Cena, Benoit, Batista etc over) but still.

I do think he was a little jealous of bigger stars in his heyday and tried to manufacture his way into God like status. That explains his heavy run on RAW when Rock Austin etc were gone. Its why like post 2002, he doesn't really cut it as a believable baby face. Even in later years with HHH going over Punk in 2011 during his rise and getting win backs from Brock. Some stuff just needed to be left alone and that hurts HHH rep in a lot of people's eyes. So it's like with every good HHH will do (put over Bryan or Roman) he'll go and do something questionable to strike his ego.

Anyway when he does fade out for good and years will settle he'll be remembered as a guy who played his heel role well. With some good matches and feuds. But made a lot of power play moves. Kind of like Hogan.
 

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Anyway when he does fade out for good and years will settle he'll be remembered as a guy who played his heel role well. With some good matches and feuds. But made a lot of power play moves. Kind of like Hogan.


LOL that's being modest. As long as H is married to Steph he'll control the narrative. They already try to make it seem like H was on equal footing with Rock and Austin even though everyone knows it's not true. Guarantee that by 20 years from now, the WWE tribute packages will look back on the Attitude era as being led by Triple H with Rock and Austin being second fiddle
 

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LOL that's being modest. As long as H is married to Steph he'll control the narrative. They already try to make it seem like H was on equal footing with Rock and Austin even though everyone knows it's not true. Guarantee that by 20 years from now, the WWE tribute packages will look back on the Attitude era as being led by Triple H with Rock and Austin being second fiddle
Meh. Its been pretty much 20 years since then and thats not the narrative now. Why would it change?

With the internet and technology, that'll never happen. HHH and the WWE knows that. Hell get a good video package that highlights his career. Hes done alot of shyt.

But no way will they go that far out and do something like that. Everyone knows the true history
 

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I'm never happy for anyone's injury, but in hindsight, it was probably beneficial to the storyline that Triple H tore his quad when he did because his involvement would have made the already terrible Invasion angle even worse.
 
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